Ja, Cycling GPS & Cadence Trainer ist kostenlos herunterzuladen, enthält jedoch In-App-Käufe oder Abonnements.
Nicht genügend Bewertungen, um eine zuverlässige Einschätzung vorzunehmen. Die App benötigt mehr Nutzerfeedback.
Cycling GPS & Cadence Trainer bietet mehrere In-App-Käufe/Abonnements, der durchschnittliche In-App-Preis beträgt USD 4.99.
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Your program is a pathetic piece of garbage. It recorded over an hour of my heart rate data during a workout, and when the workout was completed, it proceeded to not have any data all. No performance metrics whatsoever. Absolute worst experience I have ever seen ever. Leave the marketplace. I want my money back
Can’t see “free4ever bonus $0.00” within subscriptions settings. On the App Store is shows but once the app is open, it is not displayed.
Not that much different to Strava which I already use. And the in app purchase as of this writing said free4life option but the settings section of the app doesn’t show this (just the charges).
How to pause? How to stop? How to finish? I really wanted to like this app but after entering my height, not sure if it uses just inches or feet and inches, and other human data I could start it but could not stop it. I will continue to try.
Any chance you can update for the mph option for those in the USA? I bought the year and would love the option.
I was in need of a simple bike computer app since my new bike’s sensors are not compatible with my previous bike computer. CheckMyRide fit the bill perfectly! It provides a simple, clean, customizable dashboard that isn’t cluttered with a lot of extra features or annoying ads. I had some initial trouble pairing my sensor, but I reached out to the developers and they resolved the issue right away. Amazing to have such responsive and efficient service! Some of the other features like the maps are still a work in progress, but that’s understandable for a new app. And anyways, the main reason I got this app was just to cleanly display my sensor data in real-time. I use Strava for more detailed route information (but it doesn’t support sensors anymore). CheckMyRide is a great complimentary app that works beautifully for showing metrics during my ride — and it’s much more economical than buying a new bike computer!!
I have the “CheckMyRide” app paired with my “Coospo“ cadence/speed sensor and it paired instantly. Just go onto the settings menu and you will see your device. Flip the toggle switch and you are ready to workout. I indoor cycle with the “Peloton” app to measure my cadence and the “CheckMyRide” app is awesome and accurate.
