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% Grade of rise

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‎03-20-2018 04:29

‎03-20-2018 04:29

Suggestion to include % Grade of Rise, as an option, in the middle of the watch display, in the biking mode.

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‎03-20-2018 06:00

‎03-20-2018 06:00

Great idea to add, especially for long cycling rides !

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‎03-20-2018 06:01

In response to bike_rider_575

‎03-20-2018 06:01

Would be interesting to know what the other cyclists would like to see added to the BIKE exercise screen "options".

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‎03-20-2018 06:32

In response to bike_rider_575

‎03-20-2018 06:32

I’m a road cyclist and have tried several Fitbit and other brands of wrist trackers. They are not good for tracking 98% of my rides and trainer sessions, for many reasons. They are ok for casual rides, when you don’t need quick access to routes or want to see speed, cadence, power, and HR. 

 

Because of that, the only real option I’d like to see is broadcasting HR via ANT+ and Bluetooth to a bike computer.

 

The second option is mounting to handlebars and support for a chest strap or arm band HRM, plus support for other sensors: power, cadence, speed, and a few others. Some triathlon sport watches do a great job supporting this, and I don’t see Fitbit interested in supporting this scenario. 

Aria, Fitbit MobileTrack on iOS. Previous: Flex, Force, Surge, Blaze

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