Yes, I think that's the next best option at the moment. Here it is in the upper right of my 520's screen:
Sure it's super easy to read in this photo, but for me at least, the numbers are very small with my Garmin is sitting in front of the stem. The /2 and /11 are wholly unnecessary IMHO, as I know how many chainrings and cogs my bike has. All this format does is make the numbers quite small. Clear Gears would display this combo as simply 1:4 and I know I'm in my little ring and 4th largest cog. This also means that the numbers are much larger (i.e. legible), the same as the other nine data fields above.
This is clearly a First World Problem, and I'm not losing any sleep over it. But it does seem odd that I have a Connect IQ app on an old Garmin, and there is no way for me to have that same Connect IQ app on my new Garmin.
Amateur recreational hobbyist cyclist
https://www.strava.com/athletes/337152
https://vimeo.com/user11846099
Sure it's super easy to read in this photo, but for me at least, the numbers are very small with my Garmin is sitting in front of the stem. The /2 and /11 are wholly unnecessary IMHO, as I know how many chainrings and cogs my bike has. All this format does is make the numbers quite small. Clear Gears would display this combo as simply 1:4 and I know I'm in my little ring and 4th largest cog. This also means that the numbers are much larger (i.e. legible), the same as the other nine data fields above.
This is clearly a First World Problem, and I'm not losing any sleep over it. But it does seem odd that I have a Connect IQ app on an old Garmin, and there is no way for me to have that same Connect IQ app on my new Garmin.
Amateur recreational hobbyist cyclist
https://www.strava.com/athletes/337152
https://vimeo.com/user11846099