MyBikeInfo Fit/Position Data Capture App w/ RSS Feed Readers

Sorry about the resolution. I'm going to reshoot with a camera with a closeup capability. MyBikeInfo tracks every element of information about rider fit/positioning and all of the components on the bicycle. It solves the problem of having your bike adjustment information when you need it, when reassembling your bike at a tri competition, renting a bicycle to climb the Alpe d'Huez, or sending information to the police in case of theft. The application holds any number of bicycles and photos for each one. It works with any fitting system, including Wobble-Naught and Serotta. It is not a fitting system itself, but captures and stores information from all of the various fitting and positioning systems. The record for each bicycle can be emailed. Think of it as Road ID for your bike. Cost is $1.99 and proceeds go to prevent prostate cancer - http:www.29000men.org. Full info on the app at http://www/mybikeinfo.com. See you at Interbike 2009 (Booth L5 in the Advocacy area) and, Keep That Rubber Side Down! Best, Robert

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Sports

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• iPhone cycling App
• iPod Touch cycling app
• bicycle positioning
• bicycle fitting
• Wobble Naught
• sports RSS feed reader
• Road ID for your bike
• SICI
• Bike Fitting
• Tiemeyer Position Cycle
• Accufit Software
• bodyscanningcrm
• zinncycles

[29000Men]

Hello polar898989

You certainly could capture all of this information in an Excel sheet. The goal with MyBikeInfo is to provide a tool for having this information with you at all times. You can export data from the App as a csv file and then import into Excel. One of the really cool functions - we think - is the RSS feeder. You can set RSS feeds for as many feeds or websites as you like; VeloNews, BBC, etc. Hope you give it a try. Thanks for the input. The MyBikeInfo Development Team.

[polar898989]

So this is basically a glorified Excel spreadsheet.