“Does Fitbit work with stationary bikes? Does Fitbit count revolutions on a stationary bike? Can you wear it on your ankle when you spin? Or does the heart rate monitor somehow figure out the exercise values?”

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• I put my Fitbit on the pedal of the bike. Wearing it on my wrist doesn't count the bike as steps~

  Answered by Mimi 10 years ago

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• I tried and no success, seems the sensor is looking for the hit to the ground to count it as a step

  Answered by Temo 9 years ago

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• No, this product will not track movements on a bike.

  Answered by CommunityAnswer 10 years ago

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• Not great for biking. I have tried putting it on my ankle......kept falling off. But you can manually put it in the app and it will calculate all your activity.

  Answered by JTarvin 9 years ago

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• I bought the small size but you might be able to do it with the larger size bands.

  Answered by bootcamper 10 years ago

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