A wear dial on every bike card, and a new distance-per-week chart above your riding history
Bikes
Each bike's aggregate wear is now a dial instead of a bar. The dial fills to the most-worn component, a small tick marks the average across all components, and the component group behind the figure is named underneath. It takes a third of the width the bar did.
On the home page, each bike card uses the space beside the dial for that bike's own distance-per-week chart, and now shows the distance ridden alongside its parts, sensors and reminders.
The bike page shows the same dial next to the breakdown by component group, so the worst group and the figure read as one statement.
Wear colours on the home page, the bikes list and the bike page now follow the same five-step scale as individual components. Before, each surface switched to amber and red at different points.
Riding history
A new chart above the riding history grid on the home page, the bikes page and each bike page shows the distance you rode each week, with the best week labelled and the current week marked as still in progress. Hover a week to see its total and, across all bikes, how it split between them.
The chart and the grid beneath it are built from the same rides and the same Monday-to-Sunday weeks, so they always agree.