Creating and Managing Profiles

Profiles are managed on the Profiles card on each bike's page. Open Bikes, choose the bike and scroll to Profiles.

Create a profile

1. Type a name in the name field, such as "Training", "Race", "Indoor" or "Chain A". On a bike with no profiles yet, the field reads Profile name; afterwards it sits under the list as New profile name.
2. Optionally choose a Default activity: Indoor, Outdoor or None.
3. Click Add Profile (or Add), or press Enter.

The profile appears in the list with a count of its components. Profile names must be unique on a bike.

Set the default profile

Choose a profile from Default profile at the top of the card. It saves straight away and gets a Default badge.

New rides matched to the bike get the default profile unless a sensor pin or an Indoor/Outdoor tag applies first. Change it when you swap setups, for example when the race wheels go on. Choose No default to clear it; new rides then get no profile unless a tag or pin applies.

Tag a profile Indoor or Outdoor

The Default activity setting makes a profile claim rides of that type ahead of the default profile.

• Set it when creating the profile, or click the settings (cog) button on an existing profile, change Default activity, and click the tick to save.
• Each bike can have one Indoor and one Outdoor profile. A type already used on the bike is greyed out.
• A tagged profile shows an Indoor or Outdoor badge. Unless it's also the default, a note underneath reminds you it takes priority over the default profile.

Only tag profiles for a real indoor/outdoor split. If all your riding is outdoor, an Outdoor profile receives every ride and the default never applies. For rotations such as Chain A and Chain B, leave every profile on None and switch the default.

An Indoor profile also helps rides find the bike: if only one of your bikes has an Indoor profile, indoor rides no sensor can place go to that bike.

Rename a profile

1. Click the settings (cog) button next to the profile.
2. Edit the name and press Enter or click the tick. Press Escape to cancel.

Renaming doesn't change which components or rides belong to the profile.

Delete a profile

1. Click the bin button next to the profile.
2. Click Delete to confirm.

When a profile is deleted:

• Its components go back to having no profile, so they wear on every ride on the bike. Their wear is recalculated.
• Rides that had the profile are treated as having no profile.
• A sensor pinned to it goes back to Auto.

This can't be undone. If you only want a different name, rename it instead.

Profiles are listed in the order you created them.