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  • How To Use Your iPhone As a Bike Computer

    Text taken from: www.Gizmodo.com

    The LiveRider iPhone app and bike kit is meant to be the equivalent of the dashboard of your car, but on your bike. After going on a few rides with it, you'll feel completely naked without it.

    The video explains how it works, both in terms of how it attaches to your bike, and what the thing looks like in motion. It's pretty fantastic.

    I've only recently taken up biking, and having this with me lets me keep track of how far I've gone, how fast I'm currently going and even lets me keep Google Maps handy in case I get lost. You might be able to do some of these features with just using Google Maps GPS, but you couldn't track your ride to the extent that LiveRider could.

    Oh, and you can even put it in ghost mode, which is you chasing your previous rides and times, kinda like a racing game.

    The kit costs $100, which includes the mount, the magnets and the adapter. The app is free, but doesn't work without the kit. [New Potato and iTunes]

    See the video here:

    Source: Gizmodo, the Gadget Guide
    Last edited by sunilg; 09-24-2010, 02:06 PM.
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      Re: How To Use Your iPhone As a Bike Computer

      Bumping up an old thread....

      If you have GPS then there are other applications too which doesn't require these additional fitments. I have a Canvas 2 and I use Sygic Map to track my progress. Here is data of today...

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        Re: How To Use Your iPhone As a Bike Computer

        Originally posted by rx100.7050 View Post
        Bumping up an old thread....

        If you have GPS then there are other applications too which doesn't require these additional fitments. I have a Canvas 2 and I use Sygic Map to track my progress. Here is data of today...

        [ATTACH=CONFIG]118575[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]118576[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]118577[/ATTACH]
        There is a standard Google app which can be used for similar purpose. "My Tracks" is the app name. Advantage is that the tracks can be synced with Google Drive and can be played on Google Earth.
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