Bryton Rider 460 GPS Bike Computer (International Version)
$999.00
Color Options
460E Computer Only
460D with HRM and Cendence senser bundleSize Options
The Bryton Rider 460 (International Version) is a 2.6-inch mono GPS bike computer with no touchscreen, up to 32 hours of battery, and turn-by-turn guidance, but no preloaded map. Rerouting goes through the Bryton Active App. It suits riders who want a large mono screen and turn prompts, and who do not need a map on the device.
At a glance
- Category: GPS bike computer, international version
- Brand: Bryton
- Screen: 2.6-inch mono LCD, no touchscreen
- Battery: up to 32 hours; USB-C, including charging while in use
- Navigation: no preloaded map; turn-by-turn; reroute via the Bryton Active App
- Body: 53.8 x 79.8 x 12.6 mm, 58 g
- Shop options: 460E computer only; 460D with heart rate and cadence
- Best for: riders who want a large mono screen and turn prompts, without an onboard map
Screen and navigation
2.6-inch mono screen
The specification table lists a 2.6-inch mono LCD and marks the touchscreen as not included. Bryton describes an updated graphical interface so data and charts are easier to read. The body measures 53.8 x 79.8 x 12.6 mm and weighs 58 g.
Intersection snapshot and turns
Preloaded map is not included. Turn-by-turn navigation is. Bryton’s intersection snapshot draws nearby roads at junctions during route guidance, so you can stay on the planned line. Nearby search and route planning are marked via the Bryton Active App. Back to start and reverse route are not included.
On-device reroute is marked, with the note “Via Bryton Active App”.
Climb Challenge
Bryton says that after a route is imported, the Bryton Active App builds climb data: a graphical segment, grade shown by line density, segment distance, elevation, ascent and the start point. Quick status is marked as not included on the specification table.
Battery and connections
Battery life is up to 32 hours. Satellites listed are GPS, Glonass, Galileo, Beidou and QZSS, with a barometric altimeter. Charging is USB-C, and charging while in use is marked. The waterproof line is incidental exposure to water of up to 1 metre for up to 30 minutes. Operating temperature is -10°C to 50°C. Up to 8 data fields are listed. Bike profiles: 1. Virtual ride is marked as not included.
Shifting, e-bikes, trainers and radar
Electronic shifting compatibility is Shimano Di2, SRAM eTap, Campagnolo EPS and FSA K-FORCE WE. E-bike support is Shimano STEPS and ANT+ LEV; Bryton says assist mode, battery and remaining range can be shown. ANT+ FE-C smart trainers are supported. Bike rearview radar is on the specification table. ANT+ sensors are listed as heart rate, speed, cadence, power and radar. The Bluetooth sensor line is not included. Rides can sync through the Bryton Active App to Strava, TrainingPeaks, Relive, Ride with GPS and Komoot. Live Track and group ride are also listed.
How to choose
Screen size, battery and navigation for this series are in the comparison below. The Rider 460 is the 2.6-inch mono model with no touchscreen and no preloaded map.
| Model | Display | Battery | Navigation / maps | Touchscreen | Device and bundle | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bryton Rider S810 GPS Bike Computer | 3.5-inch colour TFT touchscreen | Up to 50 hours | Preloaded OSM; turn-by-turn; on-device reroute without a phone | Yes | S810E and S810T; box contents — | Riders who want a large screen, long battery life, and rerouting without a phone |
| Bryton Rider S510 GPS Bike Computer | 2.8-inch colour TFT touchscreen | Up to 30 hours | Preloaded OSM; turn-by-turn; on-device reroute without the app | Yes | S510E and S510T; box contents — | Riders who want a colour touchscreen, onboard maps, and training features |
| Bryton Rider 650 Bike Computer | 2.8-inch colour TFT capacitive touchscreen | Up to 33 hours | Preloaded OSM; turn-by-turn; reroute via the Bryton Active app | Yes (also a customisable function key) | 650E device only and 650T bundle; box contents — | Riders who want a colour touchscreen and preloaded maps, and will use the app to reroute |
| Bryton Rider 460 GPS Bike Computer (International Version) (this page) | 2.6-inch mono LCD | Up to 32 hours | No preloaded map; turn-by-turn; reroute via the Bryton Active app | No | 460E device only; 460D with heart-rate strap and cadence sensor | Riders who want a large mono screen and turn prompts, without an onboard map |
| Bryton Rider 17 GPS Bike Computer | 3-inch segment HTN LCD | Up to 25 hours | No route-map specification; GNSS track recording | No (three side buttons) | Black only; no device-only / bundle split | Daily rides and commuting, mainly to record ride data |
| Bryton Rider 15 neo GPS Bike Computer (International Version) | 2-inch segment HTN LCD | Up to 16 hours (clear sky) | No route-map specification; compass mode shows heading | No (three buttons) | 15neoE device only; 15neoC with cadence sensor | Riders who want a small button computer for basic data and heading |
| Bryton Rider S800 GPS Bike Computer | 3.4-inch colour MIP touchscreen | Up to 36 hours | Preloaded OSM and turn-by-turn. Spec table marks on-device reroute; the same page’s text says a phone connection is required | Yes | S800E and S800T; box contents — | Riders who want a large MIP touchscreen and preloaded maps |
For a colour touchscreen and a preloaded street map, see the Bryton Rider 650 Bike Computer (2.8 inches, up to 33 hours). Larger screens are the Bryton Rider S810 GPS Bike Computer and the Bryton Rider S510 GPS Bike Computer. Also in the series: Bryton Rider S800 GPS Bike Computer, Bryton Rider 17 GPS Bike Computer and Bryton Rider 15 neo GPS Bike Computer (International Version).
If you are unsure about a sensor or electronic groupset, contact us before ordering.
Specifications
| Brand | Bryton |
|---|---|
| Model | Rider 460 (International Version) |
| Screen | 2.6-inch mono LCD |
| Touchscreen | No |
| Battery | Up to 32 hours |
| Dimensions | 53.8 x 79.8 x 12.6 mm |
| Weight | 58 g |
| Satellites | GPS, Glonass, Galileo, Beidou, QZSS |
| Charging | USB-C; charging while in use |
| Water | Incidental exposure up to 1 metre for up to 30 minutes |
| Operating temperature | -10°C to 50°C |
| Preloaded map | No |
| Turn-by-turn | Yes |
| Reroute | Via the Bryton Active App |
| Data fields | Up to 8 |
| Quick status | Not included on the specification table |
| Electronic shifting | Shimano Di2, SRAM eTap, Campagnolo EPS, FSA K-FORCE WE |
| E-bike | Shimano STEPS, ANT+ LEV |
| Rear radar | ANT+ rear-view radar on the specification table |
| Shop options | 460E computer only; 460D with heart rate and cadence |
Specifications: Bryton global product page, checked on 12 October 2026.
In the box
The shop lists 460E Computer Only and 460D with a heart-rate strap and cadence sensor. The packaging graphic already on this page separates the two:
- 460E: Rider 460, quick start guide, USB-C cable, safety lanyard and bike mount. The graphic does not include a heart-rate strap or cadence sensor.
- 460D: the 460E items, plus a heart-rate monitor and a cadence sensor. That matches the option name and the global page’s box note. The graphic does not list a speed sensor in the box.
The next graphic shows optional accessories, not box contents.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Rider 460 have navigation and a map?
It has turn-by-turn guidance and no preloaded map. Intersection snapshot shows nearby roads during guidance. Rerouting is via the Bryton Active App.
How is the Rider 460 different from the Rider 650?
The 460 has a 2.6-inch mono screen, no touchscreen, no preloaded map and up to 32 hours. The 650 has a 2.8-inch colour capacitive touchscreen, preloaded OSM and up to 33 hours. Both reroute via the Bryton Active App. See the Bryton Rider 650 Bike Computer.
What is the difference between 460E and 460D?
460E is the computer only. 460D is named as the heart-rate and cadence bundle. The packaging graphic on this page and the global box note both add a heart-rate monitor and a cadence sensor for 460D, and do not list a speed sensor in the box.
Can it sync to Strava?
Yes. The specification table lists Strava, TrainingPeaks, Relive, Ride with GPS and Komoot, via the Bryton Active App.
How big and how heavy is it?
53.8 x 79.8 x 12.6 mm, and 58 g. The screen is 2.6 inches.
Does it work with Shimano Di2 or an e-bike?
Electronic shifting lists Shimano Di2, SRAM eTap, Campagnolo EPS and FSA K-FORCE WE. E-bike support lists Shimano STEPS and ANT+ LEV. Contact us before ordering if you want your system checked.
Is it suitable if I mainly want to record rides?
Yes. There is no map on the device. It offers turn prompts, ride data, climb information after a route is imported, and a smart-trainer connection. If you want a street map on the screen, use a model in the comparison that has preloaded OSM.
How does it compare with the Rider 17?
The 460 has a 2.6-inch mono screen, turn-by-turn navigation, no preloaded map and up to 32 hours. The Rider 17 has a 3-inch segmented screen, no route-map specification, and records tracks by satellite, with up to 25 hours. See the Bryton Rider 17 GPS Bike Computer.
Specifications and components follow the manufacturer's latest release and may change without notice. If in doubt, please contact us to confirm before ordering.
Last updated: October 2026
