Thursday, July 1, 2010

Version 1.5 Coming by July 15th

Great things are happening with the MyBikeInfo application!

New Functions:
We’ve been listening to our users and here are some of the functions coming when Version 1.5 is released in two weeks (this is a free update for existing users):

Cycling-related (fun stuff):

  • Mileage tracking
  • Elevation tracking
  • Power training tracking
  • Average heart rate tracking
Health-related (interesting stuff):

  • Blood pressure
  • Cholesterol
  • PSA (prostate specific antigen)
Trend Graphing
All of these metrics come with built-in a build-in trend line function. Once you enter at least two data points, the graphing function will show your trend. For example, is your maximum power output increasing?

Advertisers/Sponsors
Primal Clothing (Primal Wear) is our newest sponsor on MyBikeinfo. Remember that all proceeds from MyBikeInfo sales go to the Prostate Cancer Awareness Project (29000Men.org) to create bicycling-based prostate cancer awareness events. Primal will donate $7.50 for each 29000Men clothing item sold through the 29000Men website.

Tell Us What Functionality Would You Like to See in MyBikeInfo?
Just visit MyBikeInfo.com, select the “Contact MyBkeInfo Team” tab and send us an email. While you’re there, sign up for our email (your information will not be shared with anyone, ever!) and receive our infrequent email updates directly.

Best regards,

The MyBikeInfo Development Team at TSG.



Saturday, February 6, 2010

Olympic Updates within MyBikeInfo

Hello Everyone. We are updating the sponsor screens and the RSS feeds in MyBikeInfo to pull information directly from NBC Sports and the Vancouver Olympic website. We should have this done by tomorrow so you can get your Olympic updates right from MyBikeInfo.

Best regards,

The MyBikeInfo Development Team

Friday, February 5, 2010

Entering Cassette and Chainring Information

Several users have requested that we add fields to record the cassette and chainring setups. The good news is that functionality is already available in the current version of MyBikeInfo for the chainrings. To record your chainring information, simply go to the chainring field at the Drivetrain tab, Chain rings. The field is a text field so you can enter as much information as you like, i.e., Shimano Dura Ace, 50, 34, or another if you use a triple. For the cassette,

Next Development Beginning

We’re just about to begin coding the next version of MyBikeInfo. We are including mileage, vertical climb, and power tracking; each function with graphing capability. Send us a note if there is something you would like added to this version and we’ll see if we can squeeze it in. We’ve also added a special new mystery functionality. A shiny new iPod Touch to the first person that can guess what it is.

Thursday, November 5, 2009

Australian Ministry of Sport

Hi All:

Great news. Someone in Australia passed MyBikeInfo to the government office working with cycling and they are interested in having us develop an iPhone/iPod Touch interface to the new online line system they are developing for the coaches, mechanics, and riders. Sweet. Keep sending us those comments! Best, Robert and the MyBikeInfo Development Team

Thursday, October 22, 2009

MyBikeInfo and Fitting Systems

We've received some questions about whether or not MyBikeInfo as a fitting solution. MyBikeInfo is not a fitting solution! It is, however, the best, more thorough tool you can find to record that information. MyBikeInfo will work with Wooble-Naught, Retul, BikeFit, SICI, etc. If there are data fields missing, please go to http://www.MyBikeInfo.com, and let us know through the contact form. If you are about improving your performance by optimizing your fit, MyBikeInfo is here for you! Don't forget that MyBikeInfo has the best RSS feed reader in the entire iTunes store. ALL of your favorite feeds, right inside the App. Proceeds to prostate cancer prevention. Best regards, the MyBikeInfo Development Team

Taylor Phinney is Using MyBikeInfo

Hey Taylor. Thanks a lot and many thanks for the Tweet!