Navigates with Apple Maps.
Plan your route on iPhone, then follow clear turn-by-turn directions on Bicino.
Navigation for the ride
The bike computer for Apple users.
Navigate with Apple Maps, track workouts with Apple Watch, and see everything you need on one dedicated cycling display.
02Display sizes
OfflineMap support
GarminMount included
Live ride
↗Ride statsAt a glance
Apple Maps●Apple Watch●Apple Health●Apple Maps●Apple Watch●Apple Health●
CYCLING148BPM
24.8KM/H
Made for Apple users
Deeply integrated into
the Apple ecosystem.
Plan on iPhone, record on Apple Watch, and keep the information that matters visible on your handlebars. One connected ride, without replacing the Apple products you already use.
Workouts save to Apple Health.
Record an outdoor cycling workout on Apple Watch and keep the completed ride in Apple Health.
Ride stats on your bike computer.
See speed, distance, heart rate, and directions on the dedicated handlebar display.
Connect your cycling sensors.
Pair a compatible power meter or cadence sensor through Apple Watch and bring live metrics to Bicino.
One system. Your priorities.
Software shaped
around your ride.
Different riders need different screens. From Bicino to iPhone and Apple Watch, the experience can focus on the information that matters for the way you ride.
Performance first
Sprinter
Put power, cadence, heart-rate zone, and segment time where they are impossible to miss.
- Power
- Cadence
- HR zone
- Segment time
BIKECOMPUTER
Sprint session
Live performance overview
Peak power842 W
Cadence112 rpm
Heart rate174 bpm
CYCLING00:18SEGMENT
ZONE 5 · 174 BPM
Performance first842WATTS
112 RPM · ZONE 5
Something different?
Tell us how you ride.
Building for a team, club, race, or specialist setup? Let's shape the Bicino display, iPhone app, and Watch experience around it.
Discuss a custom setupBuilt for momentum
Everything you need.
Nothing in the way.
One simple flow from route planning to the turn ahead.
01
Plan on iPhone
Search a destination, shape your route, and start the ride from the Bicino companion app.
02
Glance, don't stare
Clear turn cues and map context stay in your natural line of sight—right where the ride happens.
03
Keep the map with you
Transfer offline map areas to the display so useful context stays on the bike when coverage gets patchy.
The companion app
Your ride starts
on iPhone.
Pick a place, follow the route, and send the view to your Bicino display. The phone handles the planning so your bars can stay beautifully simple.
- 01 Route planning with Apple Maps
- 02 Live distance, arrival time, and turn cues
- 03 Bluetooth connection to your display
Inside Bicino
Small stack.
Clear purpose.
AMOLED navigation, an ESP32-S3 core, a slim case, and a Garmin-compatible mount.
Choose your display
Two sizes.
One clear view.
Both Bicino displays pair with the same iOS app and arrive ready for a Garmin-compatible quarter-turn mount.
Bicino
1.75
A compact round AMOLED display for a minimal cockpit and clear map guidance.
Device + Garmin mount$80 USD
Join the waitlist ↓Bicino
2.06
A larger AMOLED view for riders who want more route context at a glance.
Device + Garmin mount$80 USD
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Join the Bicino waitlist.
Bicino is $80 USD, including the Garmin-compatible mount. There’s no payment today—we’ll email you when it’s ready to order in your area.
Compare the ride
Built differently.
By design.
See how Bicino compares with Beeline Velo 2 and two of Garmin's most familiar Edge options.
| Category | Bicino | Beeline Velo 2 | Garmin Edge Explore 2 | Garmin Edge 550/850 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | Core board around $30–34; battery, microSD, case, mount, and assembly are additional | Around £99.99 | Around $299.99 | Around $399 / $599 |
| Display and brightness | 1.75″ 466×466 AMOLED touchscreen, vendor-rated 700 nits; or 2.06″ 410×502 AMOLED touchscreen, 600 nits. Real-world sunlight visibility and battery impact still need benchmarking | 1.28″ active area, 240×240 IPS LCD with automatic brightness; maximum nits not published | 3″ 240×400 high-contrast touchscreen; maximum nits not published | 2.7″ 420×600 vivid color LCD; 550 uses buttons, 850 adds a touchscreen; maximum nits not published |
| Maps | Detailed offline OSM vector maps showing the route, position, roads, paths, buildings, parks, water, and other features | Simplified route and surrounding-road display rather than a conventional full map | Full Garmin Cycle Maps | Full Garmin maps with faster redraw and additional overlays |
| Map customization | Highly customizable: separate map profiles, detail levels, visible feature classes, zoom, route width, marker size, north-up/course-up, and selectable screens | Minimal display customization | Customizable data pages and some map settings | Extensive data pages, map settings, and downloadable additions |
| Navigation | Apple Maps cycling routes using address search or direct map selection; currently no automatic rerouting | Fast, quiet, and balanced routes, GPX import, Compass Mode, and automatic rerouting | Popularity routing, POIs, rerouting, and ClimbPro | Advanced routing, rerouting, climbing, hazards, and weather information |
| Phone dependency | An iPhone is currently required for bike-computer navigation. Watch-only navigation is coming soon, allowing rides without carrying an iPhone. Apple Watch workouts already run on the Watch | A phone is required to plan or import routes, but not during a ride once a route is loaded | No phone required for navigation | No phone required for navigation |
| Offline GPS support (works without iPhone) | On the roadmap: navigate and record rides using the bike computer’s own GPS without an iPhone or Apple Watch. GPS-equipped 1.75″ hardware exists, but standalone firmware support is not implemented yet | No standalone GPS navigation | Yes | Yes |
| Power, cadence, and speed sensors | On the roadmap, not yet supported | No substantial external cycling-sensor ecosystem | Supported through ANT+ | Broad ANT+ and Bluetooth sensor support |
| Heart-rate support | Yes. Shows live Apple Watch heart-rate data and the rider’s current heart-rate zone on the Watch, iPhone, and bike computer | No substantial external heart-rate sensor support | Supported with a compatible sensor | Supported with compatible sensors and watches |
| Apple Watch app and workout integration | Yes. Dedicated Apple Watch app records cycling workouts, shows live workout metrics and heart-rate zones, mirrors workout data to the iPhone and bike computer, and includes a Start Ride complication | No native Apple Watch workout companion advertised | No live Apple Watch workout integration | No live Apple Watch workout integration |
| Battery life | Not yet formally benchmarked across the supported hardware and display configurations | Up to approximately 11 hours in daytime or 20 hours at night | Up to approximately 16 hours or 24 hours in battery-saver mode | Up to approximately 12 hours or 36 hours in battery-saver mode |
| Mounting | Garmin mount | Proprietary universal mount with optional accessories | Garmin mount | Garmin mount |
| Customizability | Very high: the firmware, apps, maps, and hardware can all be modified | Limited app, route, and display settings | Customizable data pages and Connect IQ, but closed core software and hardware | Extensive data fields and Connect IQ, but closed core software and hardware |
| Open development | Community-driven open source development with an open roadmap | Closed-source, vendor-controlled development and roadmap | Connect IQ extensions are supported, but core development and the roadmap are vendor-controlled | Connect IQ extensions are supported, but core development and the roadmap are vendor-controlled |
| Ecosystem | Open-source firmware, free iPhone and Apple Watch apps, offline-map tooling, and printable hardware | iOS/Android app, Strava and Komoot support, with some optional subscription features | Garmin Connect, Connect IQ, and a large accessory ecosystem | Full Garmin training, sensor, accessory, and Connect IQ ecosystem |
Ride film
Coming soon
Coming soon
The next turn
Less screen.
More ride.
Join the waitlist for the $80 Bicino display and included Garmin-compatible mount.
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