Does it work well with cycling? At minimum, time, distance, avg heart rate, calories burned, track heart rate zones during ride, and finally -- is it fairly accurate?

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Brad · Accepted Answer

Excellent for cycling. Takes about two minutes-at times for gps to kick in. Very accurate as compared with my odometer. All you referenced is supported.

Kwbutler67 · Answer

Yes it has a setting for cycling.

alexd51 · Answer

I got the Surge because i was got a bike and wanted to be able to follow my rides. It does keep track of the time riding , distance ,heart rate and calories. It does follow the times you spend on the zones and compared to the competition specifically the Jawbone it's accurate.

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Hickbh21 · Answer

It's okay. If the gps signal is lost it may mess up the stats a little. But shouldn't affect your calories burned and heart rate

ShaunJK · Answer

In my opinion it does. The GPS is accurate.

johnt3765 · Answer

Any type of movement, it even works on a recumbent bike.

Ron · Answer

No answer here. It just seems that if the gps and HR are working, you should end up with decent readings. I guess I just don't get it. Thank you Buckb for bring it up.

Rusty · Answer

No, it does not track cycling, which is the only disappointment.

“Does it work well with cycling? At minimum, time, distance, avg heart rate, calories burned, track heart rate zones during ride, and finally -- is it fairly accurate?”

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