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Thanks for that 😊

Clint you made a very good point, I wanted to mention this in the video not to go over 34mm. These would be okay only substitute for 28 to 34mm anything above that would be quiet heavy because of the compound used in them. Thanks for watching and your input.

Glad the tutorial helped 😊

So glad the video helped, thanks for watching!

Hi Davyd I am using OS on Iphone, its actually pretty old phone. I would not be sure why Android would have issue. Although these apps are made for both systems these days. Perhaps you wanna try chat with online customer service. Maybe its something small and they are pretty good with trouble shooting.

Hi Patrick sorry to hear about your accident. Cycling is indeed best sport for not only loosing weight but also maintaining it. I sometimes ride my gravel bike as substitute to my road bike. Just ride at easy pace on trails or if you have gravel bike paths you can benefit from riding on them too. Hope you fell better and continue cycling on trails or gravel. Regardless stay safe on the road. Thanks for watching.

@@Velorizethank you. I do intend on getting back to where I was before my accident. Today I talked to a local cycling group and I’m going to go on some group rides on the road. I don’t feel safe on the road by myself but maybe in a group I will be a bit better. I will also be riding local trails and gravel roads as you were talking about. Thank you for your advice and stay safe out there. ✌️

Hi Mine is 7.4 inch version and fits in my medium TOPEAK saddle bag. here is the Item ASIN# For amazon.. Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Pro Bike Tool ASIN ‏ : ‎ B07RM5WH55 Item model number ‏ : ‎ HPM Link: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07RM5WH55/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1 Hope this helps. Thanks for watching.

Unfortunately no it all app based.

@@Velorizethanks was helping my buddy out, makes sense why it wasnt working for me lol ill let my buddy know thanks!

Hi Victor that sound the smart thing to do in your case as you have numerous bikes, but the fact you switched to TPU and are happy, even there are some quality issues is okay. Kudos to you. As I mentioned in the video, Tubalito tubes helped me increase my average speed and that was important for me. Thanks for your input and watching the video. Cheers 😊

@@Velorize I wouldn't even call it a quality issue. Tubalitos had so many quality issues when they were first available that people were saying you can get free tubes by saying yours failed and nobody would even check to see if you bought any because the issues were so common. I got about 1 defection butyl tube in about 30 so I'd call the current situation with my $1.79 TPU tubes as perfect as it gets in the real world.

You are right but It depends, cause for a high performance road tires that take 110 to 120 psi air loss is about 8 to 10 psi (that's completely normal, I checked with Continental user Forums). I like to ride with maxed out air on my tires. I appreciate and value your input. Thanks for watching the video.

So glad the video helped you. Thanks for the subscribe, I really appreciate it. Cheers 😊

Glad the video helped. Thanks for watching.

Sorry to her you are having trouble with your bike. I would run scan on the app, but if is disconnecting then it would be difficult to find the issue as you mentioned that it is secondhand. I would recommend to look on line a Giant service authorize bike shop near you, as they have the proper tool/skills to troubleshoot.

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Hi sorry to hear you are having delete issue, there are a lot of athletes with this app /unit experiencing the same issue. So this is a device issue, in other words the app is not properly communicating with your wahoo unit. Easy fix is to just do " forget phone and add new device STEP (shown in the video) Rescan your WAHOO with phone and make sure to select the new wahoo from the list. I might do a quick video in this particular issue to help you out as few other people have also requested it also. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching.

Hi John, First make sure your Wahoo's WIFI is NOT ON, use only Bluetooth. Now that could be because you might have 2 devices number sitting in the phone app. So in other words when you re-scan the Wahoo head unit might be looking at older device even when new one is there...... you need to delete older one so app only sees new one. I know this is not covered i the video tutorial. Let me know if you still need help maybe i'll do quick tutorial. Hope that helps.

Hi you made very good points, quality rubber tires will ride better and will be more comfortable. I agree lower psi make ride sluggish. I always recommend to inflate the tires to the max psi value for optimum ride experience. Its good that you experience bike commuting, kudos to you 👍 Thanks for watching and suggestions. Cheers

So glad that the video helped. It is a fun bike to ride. Thanks for watching. Cheers.

Basically when you first power up the controller on the handle bar of the bike it will by default start in the auto mode. Only when you start using other power levels it gets disable. If you want to go back to Auto mode , just press press and hold up button for few seconds and bike will be in Auto mode again. Hope that helps. Let me know if you want me to do short video on it. Cheers

@@Velorize thank you, much appreciated.

Thanks for watching and your feedback. I agree it is not perfect. Just a side note, i am not sponsored by them, so that's why I believe that it need some attention by them to fix the glitches. Hope they do soon.

Hi Adrian, I had someone else ask the same question and it turns out that yes the speed box will interfere with app. I have not personally used a speed box but that's the only logical explanation to this issue. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching.

Hi Marcin, basically your watch needs to have optical heart rate sensor, 3 green lights that point at the wrist, a heart rate widget, or app and blue tooth turned on. If any of these are absent it wont connect with Wahoo or any other cycling head unit. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching.

Hi Marcel, it will work with all Garmin and other smart watches as long as they have Heart rate sensor and the widget (that you can download free from Garmin, if it does not show on your watch). Just make sure Bluetooth on Wahoo and Garmin is on. Hope that's helps, Thank you so much for your Subscribe. Cheers 😊

You are spot on correct. Thanks for the feed back and watching, I am so glad you enjoyed the video. Cheers 😊

Well said, that was my message in this video. I rode over and over again on the same route with different gear ratio and eventually it became easier once I got the gearing and cadence down to the T. Thanks for your feed back and watching the video.

Hi Adrian, as per your comment, it seems like speedbox might be setup in a way that its bypassing the bike data on the control one module. The app communicates only with the control one of these bikes. I have not used the speedbox, but that's the only logical explanation. If you really like the bike ride with it then just keep it, otherwise to access the app data you might have to remove it, that is if you can. Hope that helps.

Thank you so much for your appreciation, that is always my goal. I am looking into it. Cheers !!

Thanks for the kind comment and thanks for watching cheers 😊

As long as your watch has Heart rate widget and bluetooth is enable it should broadcast it to your head unit. Thanks for watching.

Yes you only need to do this pairing once. Unless you update the app version it will automatically connect to your bike's head unit. Thanks for watching.

The flex is very minimal, not noticeable. The seat post design provides some damping from minor road imperfections. That I notice on my road rides. It does not act as a shock absorber at all. Thanks for watching.

Thanks buddy. While charging to external power bank it will only stay at low or medium beam level not high, that's what I saw in my testing, see the last part of video. (I reviewed CL1200 and Dlite 1800) My suggestion is, do test it at home or a local ride just to be sure. Enjoy your bike tour. Thanks for watching

I have used these tires on gravel and they perform good, but i think they really shine on road as they absorb imperfections of road very well. So far they have not shown any wear tear as my rides are some gravel but mostly roads. For using these tires mostly on gravel I would recommend slightly wider version, (36mm or 40mm) Narrow or thinner tires from any make or model will slip especially when turning. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching.

@@Velorize Thank you for video... Thank you for getting back & responding so quickly... Thank you for concise & yet detailed information... I'm Using An Older Fully Carbon Bike With Rim brakes & widest is 28"; could possibly get 30" to work but most likely wouldn't be safe... I'm thinking of Upgrading to Specialized Paris Roubaix SL8 Expert or Pro, SRAM & for all it's other features, plus can use wider tires... But that's a bit expensive at the moment when my current bike meets 90% of all my needs... Thanks Again...

I would think that you want to mount it on the front curve of the Jones bar (not the back curve) so the light from this bike light can aim road in front. I don't think this company has swirling option for mount. You might wanna check after market secondary mounts that have swirling on maybe online bike shops. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching.

Hi Mike the light is still performing same, no reduction in the battery charging capacity. Yes you can turn the light on and off with the remote. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching.

Cool. I do have Giant e-Bike roam E. I ride it on gravel and is great for going uphill. Giant make nice bikes.

It is its. We do have pretty nice riding areas around here. Thanks for watching 😊

Hi Peter, I believe 235 does has Heart rate sensor. So if you follow the steps it should connect to your wahoo or any other cycling head unit. Given the sensor is is working properly. Thanks for watching.