Bike4sport MTB Recommended trail setup: heart rate, cadence and FLOW EST, with distance, ride time, speed and elevation gain. No power meter or electronic shifting required. Large, clear numbers on a clean ride screen. Tap a measurement for history and more details. Customise the fields directly on screen while paused. • Choose from 34 measurements, and move or hide fields. • Heart rate zones from your Garmin profile. Garmin power zones where the device exposes them; otherwise a clearly labelled personal FTP model. • Smoothed wind arrow and screen-edge indicator. Wind speed is shown in m/s below the arrow. • A second page for gears, battery, temperature, wind and elevation. • Optional NP, IF and TSS estimates, plus gradient and VAM. • Choose live, 3-second or 10-second power. • A 90 rpm cadence target and wind arrow default to on; both can be changed or disabled. • FLOW EST (0–100) is our own riding-smoothness estimate. Higher means smoother; terrain and GPS affect it. It is not Garmin Flow. • Light/dark display, personal detail fields and optional FIT recording. Supports Edge 840, Edge 850, Edge 1030*, Edge 1030 Plus*, Edge 1040, Edge 1050 and Edge Explore 2, including variants shown in Garmin's compatibility list. On-screen text is Danish. Power data requires a power meter; gears and gear battery require a supported paired sensor. Missing data is shown as --. Gear battery may be a status category rather than a percentage. Wind uses Garmin's latest available weather data, not a measurement at the bike. The FTP model may differ from modified Garmin zone boundaries. NP/IF/TSS are our own estimates and may differ from Garmin's post-ride calculations. Garmin navigation, segments and ClimbPro remain Garmin's own features. MANUAL - GETTING STARTED 1. Install this edition from the Connect IQ Store and sync your Edge. 2. Open Data Screens in your activity profile. Add a page with one data field, select Bike4sport under Connect IQ, and use a full-screen layout. 3. Pause the timer and tap TILPAS (Customise) on Bike4sport's pause screen. Tap a position, choose a measurement and finish with FÆRDIG (Done). 4. Move a measurement by selecting it in another position. Select Skjul (Hide) in the old position to avoid a duplicate. The page button at the bottom left of the editor opens the fields on page 2. 5. While riding, tap a measurement to open details. Tap again to return; automatic return defaults to 6 seconds. Tap 1/2 for the practical page. 6. TILPAS, then VALG (Options), opens settings. Use the arrows to change pages. FÆRDIG closes the menu; tap FÆRDIG again to leave the editor. Options include wind, zones, colours, logo, return time, graphs and FIT recording. 7. Under DETALJESIDER (Detail pages), select the measurement and its four companion fields. Skjul hides a companion field. 8. Under EFFEKTZONER (Power zones), choose the zone source and FTP. On the 1030 series, enter your own FTP and select Automatisk (Automatic) or FTP-model. You can also enter FTP numerically in Bike4sport's settings in the phone's Connect IQ app. Save and sync the change. 9. Choose WATT 10 SEK in the field picker for 10-second power. FLOW EST needs about 20 seconds of continuous riding. 10. GENDAN STANDARD (Restore defaults) resets fields, detail pages, FTP and other personal settings to this edition's defaults. * Edge 1030 and 1030 Plus: enter FTP manually in Bike4sport's settings for power zones, IF and TSS. Heart rate zones are read from Garmin. NP requires power data but not FTP. See manual step 8. bike4sport.dk

Version 3.0.1 • Now also supports Edge 1030 and Edge 1030 Plus. • Adapted memory use and a shared logo on the 1030 series welcome and pause screens. • Improved saving of personal settings on the 1030 series. • On the 1030 series, enter FTP manually for power zones, IF and TSS; heart rate zones are read from Garmin. • Updated descriptions include a setup manual and the 1030 series FTP explanation. • Optional 10-second power on all models; Racer and Gravel still default to 3-second power. • A 90 rpm cadence target and wind arrow/edge indicator now default to on in all profiles. • MTB shows FLOW EST in the third large field, with speed and elevation gain below. • FLOW EST is our own 0–100 estimate based on speed/turning, not Garmin Flow. Higher means smoother riding. • 34 selectable measurements. Updates preserve existing personal settings; restore defaults to activate the new defaults. • FLOW EST now prefers GPS direction of travel, with fallback for missing data. It defaults on MTB and remains optional on road/gravel.