Bolt has shipped
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Bolt has shipped
Can't wait to get it set up and give it a go. Also very glad I waited and didn't spring for the Elemnt, which is kind of huge.
Now if only the weather in the northeast US would cooperate and "marchuary" would end.
Now if only the weather in the northeast US would cooperate and "marchuary" would end.
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Are we expected to be so involved in your problems that we remember your prior posts and know WTF you're talking About?
Glad to know all is OK now, but not interested enough to try to know why.
Glad to know all is OK now, but not interested enough to try to know why.
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just do it man. been riding weekends & was bummed about weather too. scratching my head trying to figure where / how to ride. spring rains coming gonna put a damper on things I fear. so should I stop riding? got an interview Sat PM too, so maybe I should just ride Sunday. cloudy start rain in PM? dunno
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Glad to see you *were* interested enough to read and reply, though.
Thanks!
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It could be a replacement bolt for one that broke, or some kind of product that's called Bolt. We,ve had threads on both, and probably other topics that could apply.
So, while you, as a writer, know what you're talking about, the rest of us have to guess.
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Your welcome, but my point was that without some kind of context, we have no way of knowing what you're talking about.
It could be a replacement bolt for one that broke, or some kind of product that's called Bolt. We,ve had threads on both, and probably other topics that could apply.
So, while you, as a writer, know what you're talking about, the rest of us have to guess.
It could be a replacement bolt for one that broke, or some kind of product that's called Bolt. We,ve had threads on both, and probably other topics that could apply.
So, while you, as a writer, know what you're talking about, the rest of us have to guess.
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Since this is the electronics and gadgets subforum, we only talk about really fancy bolts in here.
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BTW, it arrived, and I'll be taking it out for a spin Wednesday. The GPS computer, not the 12 point socket bolt. I doubt my ride has a 12 point socket bolt on it anyway.
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I hope my Bolt arrives soon, but I've not even gotten shipping confirmation yet. I'm having my Powertap hub rebuilt into a new wheel this week anyway, so I guess I can distract myself with that!
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One feature I love: it can use routes from Strava, Ride with GPS and other with no issues. Just connect the accounts via the iPhone app and there they are. Very slick.
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Mine arrived, and setup was, well, really easy. All iPhone based. Connecting the speed sensor was easy, too. I took it out for a shakedown and all seemed normal.
One feature I love: it can use routes from Strava, Ride with GPS and other with no issues. Just connect the accounts via the iPhone app and there they are. Very slick.
One feature I love: it can use routes from Strava, Ride with GPS and other with no issues. Just connect the accounts via the iPhone app and there they are. Very slick.
I'm trying so hard to be patient...
Yes, routing/maps/nav has been only in realm of "super-users" really, because it was a complicated, multi-step process that took a fairly high level of commitment to make work. BOLT could change this, making it as easy as breezing through your Strava account. It could become one of main selling features of ELEMNT, given what most people I know are looking for.
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"You're killin' me, Smalls!"
I'm trying so hard to be patient...
Yes, routing/maps/nav has been only in realm of "super-users" really, because it was a complicated, multi-step process that took a fairly high level of commitment to make work. BOLT could change this, making it as easy as breezing through your Strava account. It could become one of main selling features of ELEMNT, given what most people I know are looking for.
I'm trying so hard to be patient...
Yes, routing/maps/nav has been only in realm of "super-users" really, because it was a complicated, multi-step process that took a fairly high level of commitment to make work. BOLT could change this, making it as easy as breezing through your Strava account. It could become one of main selling features of ELEMNT, given what most people I know are looking for.
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While this was not the key selling point for me, I was pretty surprised how easy it is. I had a Garmin, and was never able to upload a route to my Edge 25. Garmin acknowledged the issue, but didn't offer any timetable for a fix. Wahoo's implementation, simply put, is how it should be done. Just add any route to your list on Strava or Ride with GPS, and it's there, no issues. Just too damned easy.
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Alright! I got my shipping confirmation from CleverTraining today, so Bolt is on the way!!
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it's sounding really good. I have seen praise from randonneurs about the elemnt, hopefully the bolt works just as well. I would really like to know if it will charge while navigating.
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To your question, do mean will it continue to function/nav when plugged into an external power source for charging? I think I might have an external battery pack which I used to use for supplemental iPhone charging before I moved to battery cases a few years ago, so if I can find it, I'd be happy to try for you and advise.
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yes, I would like to know if it will function normally on the bike while it's charging from an external battery
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@unterhausen, I don't know if you're aware of those specially made USB cables where they change the pinout arrangement to only allow charging and not data transmission for Garmins, but I saw them somewhere I can't remember, and they may be worth looking into to see if the Wahoo units can be handled in the same way.
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