AD: CycliStats - Training Log and Ride Diary

GaryG said:

Start your cycling season right with CycliStats, a Windows-based training log and ride diary. It
tracks all the usual ride info, including distance, time, average speed, max speed, average and
max heart rate, etc. Plus, it automatically estimates your total elevation gain, average wattage,
and calories burned for each ride.

Besides ride tracking, CycliStats also tracks your bicycle maintenance activities, so you can keep
track of how many miles/km have passed since you last changed that chain, tire, etc.

It also tracks your health statistics, including weight, resting pulse, blood pressure, etc.

With its many built-in reports and graphs, you can "slice and dice" your cycling stats quickly
and easily.

CycliStats features the most user-friendly interface of any ride logger, and was recently given a
4-star rating in a review by noted cycling author Fred Matheny. You can try it for free, by
downloading the fully functional, 45-day trial version from the website
(cyclistats.comcyclistats.comOpen ↗).

I just checked it out, and it's a really nice app. Good work, Gary.

Matt O.

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GaryG said:

Start your cycling season right with CycliStats, a Windows-based training log and ride diary. It
tracks all the usual ride info, including distance, time, average speed, max speed, average and
max heart rate, etc. Plus, it automatically estimates your total elevation gain, average
wattage, and calories burned for each ride.

Besides ride tracking, CycliStats also tracks your bicycle maintenance activities, so you can
keep track of how many miles/km have passed since you last changed that chain, tire, etc.

It also tracks your health statistics, including weight, resting pulse, blood pressure, etc.

With its many built-in reports and graphs, you can "slice and dice" your cycling stats quickly
and easily.

CycliStats features the most user-friendly interface of any ride logger, and was recently given
a 4-star rating in a review by noted cycling author Fred Matheny. You can try it for free, by
downloading the fully functional, 45-day trial version from the website
(cyclistats.comcyclistats.comOpen ↗).

I just checked it out, and it's a really nice app. Good work, Gary.

Matt O.

Thanks! Glad you like it.

I've tried a lot of different software-based ride logs and spreadsheet over the years, but was never
all that satisfied with them. So, as a long-time software developer, I decided to write my own.
Getting the user interface right was one of my main design goals, and I feel pretty good about where
it currently stands.

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