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Auto track on versa

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‎05-05-2019 04:48

‎05-05-2019 04:48

I have enabled autotrack for bike feature on my Versa. But I found that it starts tracking even when I am driving my motorbike or car at a slow speed as a cycling activity How do I fix it.

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‎05-05-2019 18:38

‎05-05-2019 18:38

The easiest way is to delete the activity,  apparently when driving at a slow speed,  your arm motions are the same as when riding a bike. 

Sorry

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‎05-06-2019 03:52

In response to Rich_Laue

‎05-06-2019 03:52

Hmmm... I dont like it. Thats not a good way to auto-track, and certainly not a good way to get rid off it. 

 

Sorry. I didnt like the idea.

Regards

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‎05-06-2019 05:26

In response to Fitmnsh

‎05-06-2019 05:26

@Fitmnsh   I can understand why you are frustrated by this weird tracking.  I got an outdoor bike once while driving, but only once.  It sounds like this is a common occurrence for you.

 

If the bad auto-tracking is the bigger problem, then you should think about turning off the bike auto-tracking.  Then turn it on when you ride a bike.  You might not like that idea, either.  Your choice might be between two ideas that you don't like.

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