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How to track biking on Android app?

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‎01-20-2019 10:50

‎01-20-2019 10:50

How do I log biking on the Fitbit app on Android?  The only options I see are Run, Walk, Hike.

I do not have a Fitbit tracker, only the Fitbit app.  And I have the Aria2 scale.

 

NOTE: I also use the Google Fit app and it tracks my bike rides but I'd like to see it in the Fitbit app as well.

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‎01-20-2019 10:55

‎01-20-2019 10:55

You cannot track it with just the app, but you could log it after the fact.  On the screen where you would start a run, look at the top for the tab "Log Previous" to at least keep a record of it if you want.

Before posting, re-read to see if it would make sense to someone else not looking at your Fitbit or phone.

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‎01-20-2019 10:55

‎01-20-2019 10:55

You cannot track it with just the app, but you could log it after the fact.  On the screen where you would start a run, look at the top for the tab "Log Previous" to at least keep a record of it if you want.

Before posting, re-read to see if it would make sense to someone else not looking at your Fitbit or phone.

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