CycleBridgeRide screens · iPhone & Android
Every kilometre, timed on its own
Average speed flattens a ride into one number. Splits keep it kilometre by kilometre, so you can see which one you paid for on the climb and whether you are still holding the pace you started with.
What it shows
- The kilometre in progress at the top, dimmed, with how far into it you are
- Each finished kilometre with its own time and average speed
- Average heart rate through each kilometre
- A bar comparing every kilometre to your fastest
Each kilometre is timed from the end of the last one, not from the start of the ride, so a split reads as a split rather than a running total.
A kilometre ridden without a heart rate strap shows a dash rather than a zero — an absent reading is not the same as a low one.