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That worked. Thanks.

Having trouble uploading to Strava. This is the first time this has happened. I’ve attached the error message I’m getting.

Never got it sorted out. The TCD has been sitting on my garage bench for about a year. I’m strictly using BLEvo.

I have the 22.2mm bar mount version too. Works great. Also gives you the option if you ever want to change to a different brand of brake, you’re not married to sram with a specific mount.

Swapped out the Command post for a Fox Transfer and went back to clipless pedals with my old xtr 970’s. The flats were ripping up my legs!

Same here. The elevation is also incorrect between the two.

On my last ride, when I opened the ride map it was all screwed up. It showed that I was in Ethiopia and it had multiple straight lines. It uploaded to Strava fine, and it looks good during the ride. Prior to that day, everything was working fine. Any idea what could’ve happened? See below.

I’m running the 29” Reserve 30’s with i9 hubs on my 19 Levo Expert. They’re unbelievably solid wheels. They’ll handle anything you can throw at them. The bike handles great and feels much more nimble with these wheels.

I had exactly the same scenario.

Separate battery. I think it’s a cr2032 flat battery.

I have one and broke one of the mounting tabs first crash. I was able to fix it and it stays firmly in the mount. The real problem with it is it doesn’t read the distance accurately with firmware 2.019. You need 2.025 and up. I just use my iPhone and BLEvo now.

It’s a mudhugger with a little trimming.

Added some wheels and cassette to the mods list: SANTA Cruz Reserve 30’s with Industry 9 hubs and SRAM XG 1199 cassette:

If you’ve never applied vinyl wrap or paint protection on a car or some car parts, then I would say it’s not an easy project to learn on. It is somewhat tedious and there’s a lot of tough contours. You need a very clean, dust free area to apply it cleanly, otherwise you’ll see little specs of...

Is there a way you can add average biker power? Currently the stats only show biker power max.

My 2019 came in the low position. I was getting a lot of pedal strikes and the bike handled a little sluggish. Flipped it to the high position and now I’m getting more crisp handling and slightly fewer pedal strikes. I’m running 29” wheels.

I have my eco mode set to 10% support and 25% PP, and for me, this feels like a normal weight mountain bike.

Paolo, I noticed yesterday that the Apple Watch no longer works at all with BLEvo. It shows that it’s connected, but it doesn’t record the hr. It actually shows that’s it’s connected and my watch is not with me. Could this be a glitch with one of the newer versions of BLEvo?

I’m having the same issue. It constantly reads 77 bpm. I’m not sure why it doesn’t work anymore. It was working well a few months ago.

I use the same mount , on the same bike!