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The Science of Using Data to Tune Modern Mountain Bikes.

March 04, 2020

This blog will cover topics about data analytics on bicycles. For many of you, this will be your first look at data specific to bikes. Rest assured, these are not abstract concepts and we encountered all of this for the first time when designing our system from scratch. Before we dive into data, we'll explore what your goals should be when tuning your bike. Then we’ll go into how you go about this process using data.

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2020 UCI rules regarding use of data. Links to rules and forms needed.

February 13, 2020

In 2019, the UCI put out official rules regarding the use of any electronics used for practice, qualifying, or racing. UCI wants to know what you’ll be using and if it has the ability to live stream data while you are racing. Here are the rules:

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Mounting The Rear MIPS Sensor.

February 11, 2020

This will be an evolving thread on examples of how to mount the rear sensor. We are constantly improving our mounting options. Most of the parts will be available for purchase and may be in prototype form when the picture was taken. If you want any bracket you see that is 3D printed, we can either have one made for you, or you can get the file from us and print it yourself if you have a printer.

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The First Run, What Do You Look For?

February 09, 2020

Data! Our app generates a ton of it. If you are like most people, the data will be a little intimidating at first. We designed the system to be collaborative. One way to collaborate with others is on our Reddit site for our app, MotionIQ. We are encouraging our customers to go here to post up screenshots of their app and ask about setup procedures. We will be monitoring Reddit and giving our advice.

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CushCore

September 28, 2019

The first thing that grabbed our attention was the fork up and down movement decreased by 15%. This means that for the same run without the CushCore, the fork was doing more work.

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