“Does the Jawbone record miles ridden on a stationary bike?”

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• No, you would have to manually enter that information yourself.

  Answered by THudson 10 years ago

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• You can use the stopwatch feature on it, then edit the activity to stationary bike mode.

  Answered by GMnyMartinez 10 years ago

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• No it does not.

  Answered by Jules 10 years ago

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• Slip it on your shoelace when you bike. You can choose stationary bike as your exercise after you're done. Just remember that it will only calibrate to half your distance when on the bike....

  Answered by tallone 10 years ago

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• no

  Answered by wklsunflower 10 years ago

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• Yes. You just adjust the activity. It gives you info on all other thing to like treadmill and weight lifting. Calories burned. Ect...

  Answered by Scarvito 10 years ago

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• No biking needs to be manually loaded in, the band will not capture it.

  Answered by CommunityAnswer 10 years ago

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• Yes, if you wear it on your ankle

  Answered by Flex 10 years ago

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• no

  Answered by pappy91 10 years ago

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• I don't think it can because it only records movement so it would not know you were on a bike if wrist is staying still on the handlebars. You could probably put it on your ankle and that movement may trick it to think your are jogging or walking. Which ever activity app you use to record everything you could manually put in your distance on the stationary bike into the app for your records but I don't see any way for it to know you were on the bike unless it is on your ankle.

  Answered by Matt 10 years ago

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