A club kitting out its ride leaders, a bike shop adding GPS to its range, a tour operator equipping guides, an event organiser who wants every marshal on the same device: each is buying more than one unit, and each has questions a single rider does not. Here is what to settle before you ask for a quotation.
One model for everyone, or several?
One model for everyone makes training, spares and support simpler, and lets riders help each other. Several models make sense when the riding varies: a shop may stock the light Roc for road and MTB riders and the Cross Plus for touring customers. The cycling GPS page sets out which unit suits which riding.
Which maps will the units carry?
Map coverage depends on the device bundle. Tell us the regions your club or tours cover, and we will confirm which map is supplied for those areas before you order.
Will the units pair with riders' sensors?
Riders arrive with heart-rate straps, cadence sensors and power meters that use ANT+ or Bluetooth. The Cross Plus and Aventura 2 Plus list ANT+, and the Roc and Terra list dual Bluetooth. A list of the common sensors in your group lets us check compatibility up front.
Which units stand up to shared use?
Units that pass between riders get dropped and rained on more than a personal one. For guides and marshals, the IP67 rating and MIL-STD-810 testing of the Cross Plus and Aventura 2 Plus are worth weighing against the lighter Roc.
Who services the units afterwards?
Units bought in quantity need a clear route for repairs. ASPL is the authorised distributor for TwoNav in India and supports the devices through its in-house service centre, with 500+ delivery and collection points across the country.
How do we get a quotation?
ASPL does not publish prices; every enquiry is quoted individually. Send the models, the quantity, where you ride and any sensors to check, through the enquiry form or on WhatsApp, and we will reply with one quotation for the lot.
