AeroPod, PowerPod and Newton

We're testing as many Apple products as we can and so far we know this: the older they are, the less capable they are.

Older Apple products will, most definitely, work with the iBike app, but we can't guarantee that you will like their speed/performance.

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We recommend a battery change when voltage at the beginning of a ride is 275 or below. The iBike will provide this warning message automatically.

Morocco Mole wrote:Interesting article

- There will not be a generation IV iBike, that's a shame I think.

We never said that...

The app will be called "iBike".

There are other apps close to our name but not the same (we have the iBike name reserved).

The iDash app belongs to someone else.

We haven't released the app yet...

Yep, time for a bit of help.

Send your iSport and mount to us and we will sort it out.

With an 8GB memory we've estimated that you'll be able to record about 2 million miles of ride files on an iPhone. Since you're not recording GPS data with your iTouch it will be even more.

iSport owners can email us proof of purchase. We'll keep track of your names in a database.

You should see them soon.

It's measured continuously. On the Gen III it rotates with Cadence and HR. On the iBike Dash+Power it can be seen continuously as a field.

Continuous CdA and Time Advantage are standard with the iDash+Power, assuming that you have a DFPM. With the iBike Dash cycling computer, an optional key makes it possible to read a DFPM. Note that Continuous CdA is not available on the iBike Dash cycling computer, as there is no iBike power circuit...

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We've been busy with iBike Dash activities. The Boyd Wizard is part of the iBike software that is part of the iBike Dash stuff. Hopefully we will be able to get this out soon.

We've learned that Apple has its own ways; we will keep you posted...

The wireless electronics are embedded in the Phone Booth; there is no external mount. We expect to start shipping within the next 30 days.

iBike Owner Loyalty Program details are now available...

http://www.ibikesports.com/ibikedash/faq_tradein.html

MikeL5267 wrote:John--So if I understand your post correctly--If I have a wireless Ibike Pro--i.e. with the wireless sensors for cadence and speed--then there is a $175 discount from the listed price for the Ibike Dash + Power?

Mike L

Correct!

We should not have used the words "trade in" and we will correct this.

We are getting ever closer to shipping the new iBike Dash+Power; we're just a month away... As always, we are extremely appreciative of the loyalty and support of our long list of iBike owners. To show our appreciation, the following loyalty discounts will be available to iBike owners (all generatio...

Boyd is just coming back from a race but will respond soon.

You do need an iAero to perform comparisons.

With a DFPM file, use the "Tools/Power Meter Comparison" feature to sync with your PT file.

I assume you have correctly installed the Mac USB Adapter software. If so and you're still getting the <-1> message, reinstall the iBike Mac software, MAKING SURE to do the following: a) Launch the iBike Mac 4.0.4 Intel installer. The iBike Mac software will install first. b) Near the end of the iBi...

New, extensively illustrated setup and screen navigation instructions have just been posted here:

Screen Navigation: http://www.ibikeforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=1634

iBike Setup: http://www.ibikeforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=1633

cyberbillp wrote:

Velocomp wrote:We're working on one...

To busy with the iphone to finish it?

This is close to what many people have been looking for, though not identical to a screen map.

http://www.ibikeforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=1634

Attached are screen navigation instructions with extensive illustrations.

The iBike reports the temperature inside the case, which can be considerably higher than outdoor temperature, 5C-8C higher than ambient. The higher temperature in the case won't affect power readings. However, if you're seeing really crazy temperatures (50C is about 130F) then that's a good indicati...

There is a speed spike in your ride file at mile 3.6 that is clearly incorrect. This is probably where your iBike got into internal trouble with its counting.

We will check in to this.

Noted