Traiq, You showed me in this video how to get my Bolt and Snap working together. By pairing bolt to the Snap with an app in Bluetooth first, then to Ant+ It solved all my problems with my Snap. I did not read this procedure anywhere else on the web or in Wahoo documentation. Thank you so much. I was about to send the Snap back.
Will definately look into these going forward and being new to the virtual world. Thanx for this vid and information. The info is very practical and can be easily applied when needed through a clear and simple style of explanation and delivery with a demo done!
Many thanks for this informative video. Could you please advise if its possible to create a workout and download to my tablet to use in conjunction with my Tacx Flux Smart 2 but offline using Bluetooth only? At present I am using the free version of Trainer Day. The 20 free workouts can be used offline with my Tacx Flux and would like the opportunity to do the same with the Tacx desktop? Wondering if it would be possible to review all those indoor cycling apps that allow you to connect to Smart Bikes (Bluetooth) for working out offline for all those who are unable to connect to Wi-Fi in their man caves or home gyms?
Wow. This is great. I didn’t want to subscribe to bkool but now I might as I insist on checking routes before I sign up for events. Thank you so much for this video. I’ll have to watch and pause a few times.
Great info! I’ve been wanting to try creating some rides so I’ll have them for the winter and this video is very helpful. Would the Insta360 One X camera you cover in another video be a good choice to create a video ride? Also, is there any way to create a very wide video that could play on three side-by-side screens? It seems like you could achieve a very immersive experience if you have one screen in front of you and additional screens angled on the right and left so you have almost a 180-degree viewing experience.
It would be but can be difficult. You just need to have your phone on at the same time you record for it to capture gps data. However, I think a GoPro would be the better option and easier to use for that purpose. As for the side by side screens? Hmm...That would be really cool but never tried it.
Interesting thoughts, Ron! We’d recommend a camera that at minimum record 1080p @ 60fps. Currently there is no way to fully utilize a 360 degree camera with Rouvy route editing software. However, you are welcome to send footage to our support desk and ask if they can help or provide any recommendations on the best cases with utilizing such video footage.
If you have a Garmin Edge or Wahoo Elemnt, you can ride a course using them. You can also try Rouvy on Apple TV app or Mac. They are free while in beta
Hey Guys, first of all, thank for your video, very helpful for me !!! ;-) I have a specific question. I'm looking for an app into which I can import a recorded workout (GPX or Fit file). But I don't just want to drive this course, I want my trainer to simulate the same performance values that I was doing at every point in time, so that i can ride it by exact the same power output. is there such a thing? Or that the app shows me as virtuell training partner on the course, with my speed i've done there, so i could try the same speed. Alternatively, I could set up a workout with several 1-2 minute intervals and specify the average watt here, but it is a lot of work. Thanks in advance ✌👌😁
Hey Stefan, so ROUVY won't outright copy those values, but in our workout builder, you can set custom power and time values to create a ride similar to what you were riding outdoors.
