Does it track cycling
796633
With latest firmware there is now a Cycling Mode and it works with speed/cadence sensors.
1329967
No, it just keeps track of the distance traveled and the average speed in which that distance was covered.
1871839
It does now -- there was a firmware update that gives it "bike" mode last year and you can pair it to bike sensors. Doesn't work as well as a true bike computer like the edge, but does have the basics.
1543900
Yes, it does, but the watch broke after a year so I WOULD NOT buy it. Garmin products are highly sensitive and very unreliable, and their customer service has not been impressive thus far.
1085238
Yes, I use it myself to track my soccer performance. Even better if you combine it with the heart tracking and the gps watch.
1224167
It does, however it may give you a different reading that the treadmill. I'd rather stick to the sensor reading and don't callibrate, that way i can compare between treadmill and street runnings.
617054
I put mine around my ankle and it tracks when I cycle. To keep it on I pull my sock over the band to ensure it doesn't fall off.
1839664
Yes it does. It will quickly synch wirelessly to Garmin Connect and you can see max, average and a HR graph in garmin connect on your phone or computer. I presume you can see them on the watch itself, but I haven't looked. The app is far more user friendly.
357213
Yes, it should work on a bike and tells you your pace, i.e. 4 minute miles, 5 minute miles, etc. Should be easy math!
1465524
Yeah definitely. Racing is racing. Whether you walk, run, or bike, you'll want to track your distance, time, and pace.
2104794
Just went down to check my bike to refresh my memory. There is 1 sensor unit you install on your bike. It houses 2 sensors inside (1 for the magnet you put on your pedal for cadence, and 1 for the magnet you put on your back tire for speed). Then of course there is the heart rate band you put around your chest. Please let me know if you have any further questions. Thanks!
1713071
The sensors aren't paired to the computer or the bike. You have to chose "Bike2" on the computer. When you do this it uses a different wheel diameter for distance and speed. I'm not sure if it will even track a different odometer for each bike. I don't think it will.
1173374
No in that it only displays info as it changes and is not recorded. I use it with my True treadmill to monitor my heart rate and allows treadmill to maintain desired heart rate during workout.
1002301
It does track speed, direction of travel, and location. It doesn't have an accelerometer, no data about jackrabbit starts or 2-wheel turns.
228723
I've had the Loop since Christmas.... it does not track distances. I use the Strava App to track my distance
2034057
Yes, it does. It also displays distance in miles-per-hour. I consider the bike really worth the purchase. Take care.
1159092
It will absolutely NOT track stationary bike movement with your hands holding fixed bars. Nike admits this. It isn't great with eliptical either, even with arms in motion. I wore mine for a 40 minute rigorous stationary bike ride and it said I burned around 10 calories Uh, not so much...