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  1. #1
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    Sep 2011
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    I use Cyclemeter on my iphone. I'm a beginner so I mostly track my ride time, average speed, fastest speed, number of miles ridden and my routes. I suppose I could track cadence, heart rate and calories too but I probably need some add-on contraption to go with the app. I don't ride great distances yet so the battery is fine but once I start riding longer, the iphone may not work anymore.

  2. #2
    Join Date
    Feb 2012
    Location
    Between FL & NC
    Posts
    177
    I use the Wahoo Fitness app on my phone and once I finished my workout I upload the data to Strava or Run Keeper. I like the Wahoo fitness app because the background of the app is white with black letters/numbers which makes it easier to view from above without having to spend extra money on a screen reflector. But if you are like me that would like to track speed and cadence then you will have to buy a fisica sensor case which includes an ANT+ plus sensor that will house your iPhone inside and is mounted to the bike handlebars. This sensor will collect the data from the speed and cadence sensors installed in your bike. If you don't have to track speed and or cadence, using the iPhone GPS in conjuction with the app will work for you. I'm also contemplating buying a Garmin GPS but they are on the expensive side.
    Last edited by Maye; 05-07-2012 at 06:03 AM.
    Mariela
    '12 Trek Lexa SLX

 

 

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