You may have 1, 2, or even up to n bikes in your garage. The first step in tracking your gear is to let us know what bike(s) you own. Each bike is created with a name, it's brand, and when you first used it. Next up is to add the various components!

Chainrings, cassette, wheelset. Shimano, Campagnolo, SRAM. You name it, add it, specify how long it should last, and we will keep track of it and let you know when it has reached >80% of the expected lifetime, and when it has exceeded 100% of the expected lifetime. Through simple buttons you can control which components are still on your bike and which are not.

Through the secure Strava API we link all your activities to your BikeGearTracker account, and add the possibility to enrichen the data by adding the weather data for each ride (simply register on here). Please note that due to limitations from Meteostat, you can only sync weather data for around 50 activities at a time, which is then followed by a two-hour timeout. Whether it is possible to sync weather data or not is shown in the dashboard.

Now with all your activities linked to your BikeGearTracker account, you can specify for each activity which bike you used. This way you can easily keep track of what weather conditions you rode in and for how many kilometers, for each individual component of your bike. For the latter simply select the bike which you want to check out here.

You may have 1, 2, or even up to n bikes in your garage. The first step in tracking your gear is to let us know what bike(s) you own.

Chainrings, cassette, saddle. Shimano, Campagnolo, SRAM. You name it, add it, specify how long it should last, and we will keep track of it and let you know when it has reached >80% and >100% of the expected lifetime