Activities have their own screen
Tapping an activity used to slide a panel up over the list, and that panel could only ever cover part of the screen. Activities now open properly, as a screen you navigate into and swipe back out of. Everything that was in the panel is still there — distance, time, climbing and descent, the full weather reading, where the ride came from, your sensors' battery levels, the bike and profile it was ridden on, and its tags.
Your route, drawn at the top
If a ride came in from Strava with its route attached, that route is now plotted across the top of the screen, with an open circle where you set off and a solid one where you finished. Rides without a route — indoor sessions, manual entries — get the same header without the line, so every activity reads the same way.
The header stands back as you scroll, handing the screen over to the detail below it.
Choosing a bike for an activity
Picking the bike or profile now opens the same searchable list used everywhere else in the app, instead of a list that expanded inside the panel. It leads with the name you gave the bike and follows with the make and model beneath — the same way the bike switcher reads. Bikes you have not named still lead with the model, without repeating it twice. The same fix applies to the bike list in the activity filters.
If a refresh arrived while you were part-way through a change, that change used to disappear without saying so. It no longer does.
Retired parts stay out of the reminder picker
Setting a reminder offered every part the bike had ever carried, retired ones included. Since a retired part is not something you can service, it no longer appears in the list. Editing a reminder that was already set on a retired part still shows that part, so nothing you open reads as blank.