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Ionic GPS

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‎04-05-2021 10:44

‎04-05-2021 10:44

I went for my 1st bike ride and used the exercise function..Having used the GPS for many walks, hikes, and runs, I did not even look to see if the GPS link was established. 2.5 hours later I have a record of the bike ride in my daily exercise, but no GPS map of the 15 miles we rode. Why would Fitbit think that the biker would not want to use the watch GPS..Reading other posts similar it seems that I may be missing something to make this work or am I stuck with syncing the phone GPS? The Watch GPS is MUCH more accurate. Ed

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‎04-06-2021 13:26

‎04-06-2021 13:26

Solved my own question..There is a setting to turn on GPS for biking..Mine was off..Now when I select bike I can see the GPS connecting..

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