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Quarter Turn Mount Adapter
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ELEMNT BOLT 3
Race-Ready. No Distractions. Just Ride.
$349.99
The only compact GPS computer that treats simplicity as a performance feature — not a compromise. Leaner, lighter, faster.
Built for riders who know exactly what they need. Intuitive menus and a control leave no room for error at race pace. Just a crisp 2.3-inch display, physical as you can operate by feel with gloves on, and up to 20 hours of battery life.
What Makes the BOLT 3 Different
At 85 grams, the BOLT 3 is the lightest and most aerodynamic computer Wahoo makes. Most pro teams run it for exactly that reason. It skips the touchscreen entirely and uses six physical as that work in rain, cold, and winter gloves without fail. The 2.3-inch display shows 16 million colors so power zones and heart rate data are readable at a glance. Battery lasts 20 hours in real-world use. Summit detects climbs automatically without needing a route loaded. The Wahoo app handles all setup, sensor pairing, and route syncing from Strava, Komoot, and RideWithGPS.
Wahoo's Lightest, Most Aero Computer
At 85g, the BOLT 3 is widely recognized as one of the most aerodynamic GPS bike computers available. Its tapered, flush-mount design is why most pro teams choose it when weight and drag matter.
Physical as Only — By Design
No touchscreen means no accidental swipes, no unresponsive taps in gloves or rain. Six tactile as let you navigate, zoom, and control everything by feel at full speed.
16 Million Color Display
The 2.3" TFT display makes your data instantly readable. Power zones, heart rate ranges, gradient cues — all color-coded to match your Wahoo app, readable at a glance.
Summit: Climb Detection Without a Route
You don't need a pre-planned route to see what's coming. Summit detects climbs in real time — gradient, remaining ascent, distance — so you can pace intelligently on every ride.
Up to 20-Hour Battery Life
Comfortably covers century rides, back-to-back days, and race-week training blocks. Up to 20 hours of real-world runtime with sensors connected. USB-C charging when you do need it.
One App, Everything Connected
The Wahoo app handles setup, data pages, sensor pairing, and route loading from Strava, Komoot, or RideWithGPS. Changes appear on-device instantly. No wires, no laptop needed.
ELEMNT ROAM 3
Explore More. Navigate Everything. Ride Longer.
$464.99
Pairs a touchscreen with physical as — because serious riders know conditions change, and reliable navigation shouldn't.
A large, high-contrast 2.8-inch touchscreen with physical as you can trust in any conditions. Voice-guided turn-by-turn through a built-in speaker. 64 GB of map storage. Smart rerouting when you stray. The ROAM 3 is for riders who want to go anywhere — and find their way back.
What Makes the ROAM 3 Different
The ROAM 3 pairs a touchscreen with physical as on the same device. You can swipe and pinch maps when conditions are good and switch to as when it rains or you're wearing gloves. A built-in speaker calls out turn-by-turn directions so you spend less time looking down. Up to 25 hours of battery life. 64 GB of internal storage holds offline maps for anywhere in the world without needing cell signal. Summit shows climb data in real time, detecting upcoming climbs automatically even when no route is loaded. At 109 grams, the ROAM 3 works well on road, gravel, and mountain bikes.
Touchscreen + Physical as
Swipe and pinch maps on clear days. Press tactile as in rain, cold, or gloves. The ROAM 3 doesn't ask you to choose — it handles whichever conditions you're in.
Voice-Guided Navigation via Speaker
Hear your next turn before you need to look. Audible turn-by-turn prompts through a full-range speaker mean fewer glances at the screen on complex routes.
64 GB Map Storage
Store detailed global maps, hundreds of saved routes, and structured workouts without clearing space. Offline maps work in forests and mountain passes. No cell signal required.
Summit: Real-Time Climb Detection
Summit shows every upcoming climb with gradient, distance, and remaining ascent, so you can pace intelligently whether you're on a planned route or just riding. No route loading required, climbs are detected automatically as you approach them.
Optimized Mid-Range Design
Designed to balance comfort (larger screen, touchscreen, protruding as) and performance (109g, aerodynamic shapes, long battery life). Ideal for road, gravel, or MTB.
ELEMNT ACE
See More. Know More. Ride Faster.
$499.99 $624.99
The world's first bike computer with an integrated real-time wind sensor — turning aerodynamics from guesswork into on-screen data.
A 3.8-inch transflective display that gets easier to read as the sun gets brighter. Real-time airspeed data. Voice-guided navigation. A 4,350 mAh battery. Touchscreen and physical as. If you want every data advantage available on a bike, this is it.
What Makes the ACE Different
The ACE has a front-facing air pressure sensor that measures airspeed while you ride. It outputs AeroBoost (speed benefits from tailwinds and drafting), AeroDrag (headwind penalty), and post-ride Wind Dynamics analysis across every segment. No other bike computer does this. The 3.8-inch transflective screen uses sunlight to make itself brighter instead of washing out, and anti-glare coatings handle the rest. Touchscreen and physical as both work at the same time, so you use whichever suits the moment. The built-in speaker handles voice turn-by-turn navigation and the Ready-To-Ride Dashboard confirms all sensors, battery, and your route before you start. The 4,350 mAh battery is roughly double the previous ROAM 2 and the largest in the lineup. 64 GB of storage holds global maps and months of ride history. Cloud backup through the Wahoo app stores ride history and most settings, so the device can be restored if it's lost or reset.
World-First Wind Sensor: AeroBoost + AeroDrag
A front-facing air pressure sensor measures real-time airspeed. AeroBoost shows speed benefits from tailwinds and drafting. AeroDrag quantifies headwind penalty. Post-ride, Wahoo Wind Dynamics breaks down how wind shaped your performance across every segment.
3.8" Transflective Display
Instead of fighting ambient light like a phone screen, the transflective TFT reflects sunlight back through the display. Easiest to read on bright, fast outdoor rides. Anti-glare and anti-reflective coatings handle everything else.
Touch + as in Any Conditions
Pinch and zoom maps and easily swipe through data pages. Physical as handle everything in gloves, heavy rain, or at pace. Both work simultaneously, you switch without thinking.
Voice Navigation + Ready-To-Ride Dashboard
Audible navigation prompts keep your eyes on the road. The Ready-To-Ride Dashboard shows every connected sensor, battery status, and your route before you roll — so you leave knowing everything is ready.
64 GB + Cloud Backup
64 GB covers global offline maps, saved routes, workouts, and months of activity history. Cloud backup via the Wahoo app means a lost or reset device restores instantly — no re-setup from scratch.
Wahoo ELEMNT — What You Need to Know
Which ELEMNT for Your Ride?
Side-by-side comparison of every spec that matters for choosing between BOLT 3, ROAM 3, and ACE.
| BOLT 3 | ROAM 3 | ACE | |
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| Best For | Racers, data-driven riders who want simplicity | Explorers, endurance riders, route-followers | Performance-obsessed, aero-focused, max-feature |
| Price | $349.99 | $464.99 | $499.99 $624.99 |
| Screen Size | 2.3" | 2.8" | 3.8" |
| Display Type | TFT, 16M colors | Transflective TFT touchscreen | Transflective TFT touchscreen |
| Touchscreen | No — as only | Yes + physical as | Yes + physical as |
| Speaker | Beeper only | Volume-adjustable speaker | Volume-adjustable speaker |
| Wind Sensor | No | No | Yes — world first |
| Battery | Up to 20 hours | Up to 25 hours | Up to 30 hours |
| Storage | 32 GB | 64 GB | 64 GB |
| Weight | ~85 g | ~109 g | 209 g (+58g mount) |
| GPS | Dual-band GNSS | Dual-band GNSS | Dual-band GNSS |
| Waterproofing | IPX7 | IPX7 | IPX7 |
| Charging | USB-C | USB-C | USB-C |
| Connectivity | ANT+, BT 5.0, Wi-Fi | ANT+, BT 5.0, Wi-Fi | ANT+, BT 5.0, Wi-Fi |
What Riders Say
Professional cyclists and teams share how they use the ELEMNT lineup for training, racing, and everything in between.
What I love most about the ELEMNT lineup, especially the BOLT 3, is its intuitive design and customization. The display is incredibly clean and easy to read at race speed, and I can personalize my data fields depending on whether I'm training, racing, or just exploring. Where it really wins for me is navigation. The BOLT 3 shows bike paths and connectors I would have never discovered on my own.
Whether I'm visiting a familiar area or exploring a new zone, I love how user-friendly the ELEMNT map is. It's super helpful to have names of roads and landmarks visible when I'm trying to navigate, and types of roads and trails are marked with different colors and lines so I can pick the best route for my workout.
My screens actually aren't that much different between racing and training. What changes more is that I spend a lot more time on the map screen at races. I really like the "Route me to start" function and even use it during training when exploring new roads. Probably my favorite thing about the ELEMNT BOLT is that it doesn't have a touchscreen, so I don't have to worry about accidental touches.
I like to keep my ELEMNT setup consistent between training and racing so everything feels familiar. One thing I really appreciate is how easy it is to sync my pages from one device to another. My favorite feature is having routes loaded for races. Being able to see what's coming next and where you're going makes a real difference during the race.
It's simple, intuitive and reliable. I don't have to be afraid to miss training files or GPS signal. The connectivity to other platforms like Veckta and TrainingPeaks helps simplify my setup. Navigation in general is my favorite feature.
As pro riders we ride everywhere in the world and often we don't know the area, so any help on where we actually are is super important. My favorite feature is the climb profile. It's the most important field for me and breaks down a climb to the maximum detail.
The mapping options are seamless. I like to make routes on Strava or Ride With GPS, and they autosync via the 3rd party integration, or in a last minute time crunch without Wi-Fi, I can refresh the Wahoo app and import directly from there. If my route is a bust there are smart options like "retrace ride" or "take the most efficient way back to start."
It's easy to see, easy to press the as and the charge lasts a long time. My favorite feature is probably the coloured gradient for climbs.
I always use the BOLT computer. I like that it's quite tiny and not huge. I use it for training and racing. The climb function, where you see the elevation profile of climbs, is my favorite feature.