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Blaze not always tracking all miles

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‎11-29-2017 19:20

‎11-29-2017 19:20

I did a 19 mile bike ride today and the app dutifully called out the half miles.  However, when I went to sync...it only says I've done a little over 6 miles.  I should have 19 miles on bike and 2 or 3 miles walking...total of 21 or 22 mikes.. not 6

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‎12-10-2017 06:07

‎12-10-2017 06:07

It's great to welcome you @Kbkat. I would like to know if you are manually logging any type of activity that might be reducing your information like walking or running? If you are, please delete those activities and see if your information changes. 

 

Hope to hear from you soon. Robot Happy

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‎12-10-2017 07:23

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‎12-10-2017 07:23

The answer is no.  And it shouldn't matter even if I was


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