Bryton Rider S650 E GPS Bike Computer – E-Bike Optimised, 2.8" Touchscreen & OSM Maps

The Bryton Rider S650 E is the e-bike optimised variant of the Rider 650, sharing the same hardware — 2.8-inch colour touchscreen, preloaded OpenStreetMap (OSM) maps with turn-by-turn navigation, multiple bike profiles, and 33-hour battery life — with enhanced integration for e-bike motor systems. The S650 E displays motor assist level, battery status, gear position, and range data directly on screen alongside standard cycling metrics, making it the appropriate choice for e-bike riders who want a touchscreen computer with built-in maps and full e-bike system awareness. The ambient light sensor automatically adjusts screen brightness for optimal visibility in all conditions.

All the core features of the Rider 650 are present: preloaded OSM maps with street names, points of interest, peaks, and turn-by-turn directions without needing to import a route first; Climb Challenge for colour-coded gradient profiles and elevation data; a customisable function key for one-press access to maps, notifications, or activity saving; TrainingPeaks integration for structured workout execution; and ANT+ FE-C smart trainer control for indoor sessions. Compatible with the Bryton Gardia 300L radar for on-screen vehicle alerts. For the standard (non-e-bike) version, see the Bryton Rider 650. For a more capable e-bike computer, see the Rider S810E.

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What It's Good For

• E-bike integration — displays motor assist level, battery status, gear position, and range on screen
• 2.8-inch colour touchscreen with ambient light sensor
• Preloaded OSM maps — turn-by-turn navigation without importing a route first
• 33-hour battery life
• Multiple bike profiles — road, MTB, gravel, cyclocross, and indoor cycling
• Climb Challenge — colour-coded gradient profiles and elevation data
• Customisable function key for one-press access to maps, notifications, or activity saving
• TrainingPeaks integration — structured workout execution
• ANT+ FE-C smart trainer control for indoor sessions
• Compatible with Bryton Gardia 300L radar
• ANT+ and Bluetooth — connects to HRMs, power meters, speed/cadence sensors, and lights

What It's NOT Good For

• Non-e-bike use — the standard Rider 650 is the more appropriate choice for standard bikes
• Riders who prefer physical buttons over a touchscreen — see the Rider S550 E for a button-operated e-bike alternative
• Back-to-Start or route retracing — not available on this model
• Waterproofing beyond incidental exposure — rated to 1 metre for 30 minutes

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between the Rider S650 E and the standard Rider 650?
The hardware is identical — same 2.8-inch touchscreen, OSM maps, 33-hour battery, and multiple bike profiles. The S650 E adds e-bike motor system integration, displaying assist level, battery status, gear position, and range on screen. If you ride an e-bike, choose the S650 E; if you ride a standard bike, choose the Rider 650.

Which e-bike systems is it compatible with?
The S650 E is compatible with Shimano Steps and ANT+ LEV e-bike platforms, displaying motor assist level, battery status, gear position, and range data directly on the computer screen. Check your e-bike motor system against this list before purchasing.

How does it compare to the Rider S810E?
The Rider S810E is the flagship e-bike computer with a larger 3.5-inch touchscreen, 50-hour battery, etched physical buttons, multi-satellite support (GPS/GLONASS/Galileo/BeiDou/QZSS), Climb Challenge 2.0, voice search, and offline rerouting. The S650 E has a 2.8-inch touchscreen, 33-hour battery, and standard Climb Challenge. Choose the S650 E for a capable mid-range e-bike touchscreen computer; choose the S810E for the most capable Bryton e-bike computer available.

Is it compatible with the Bryton Gardia radar?
Yes — the Rider S650 E is compatible with the Bryton Gardia 300L Rear Light & Radar, displaying approaching vehicle alerts on the touchscreen alongside e-bike and cycling data.