1. I connected a Bluetooth cadence, speed/distance, and heart rate sensor (3 separate sensors) all at once, but you don't need any sensors to get speed and distance as you can rely on GPS if you get good GPS reception where you ride.
2. 2 -- I love how user can enter the parameters that the calculations for power and calories depend on.the ap opens up, but when I start to ride, nothing works other than the time display and horn.
3. Two killer features for me: 1 -- I love how gracefully and touch-free it handles riding pauses and reconnects to my speed sensor automatically when riding is resumed, even after long breaks.
4. So things I'd like more flexibility on, like darker markings of bike paths on map, and of course the choices on the meters aren't exactly what I want, but this is the first one I tried after researching them and have not wanted to switchUpdated review: best cycling app.
5. Second update, I was promptly contacted by the developer which is a great plus and showed me that I was wrong and where to find the feature I was looking for.Really good app for what I want.
6. After using it for some time now, I found that this app does not have auto pause and auto start which is very much needed in the city.
7. When I found this app the revelation of having your phone do everything a separate computer does (and more) was life changing.
8. I had to keep starting and stopping the app to get the speedometer to start and then the speed indicator was all over the place.
9. If the ride is not finished I can't find the way to see all the stats.I used to use a bike computer and pocket my phone.
10. It would be great if the route was colored: say dark blue indicates the lowest speed and yellow indicates the highest.
11. Be patient, it's well worth learning! I suggest you start by going through the "settings" and various screen displays and you will quickly begin to understand the logic behind it!Very customizable and flexible.