Why do you make your users load Rouvy?!? That software is horrible! Every fall I go through the same garbage of having to install the world's worst software simple to calibrate my trainer and every year I wonder why I bought a cycleops product because of that garbage. It would be AWESOME if you actually supported the product you made. I won't be buying another Cycleops smart trainer because of Rouvy.
The calibration on Rouvy does not work. It says I have to hit 20 mph to calibrate, but in maximum gear going maximum rpms it only shows 12 mph so I can never get to 20 mps. What do I do?
I'm having issues calibrating my hammer. It was fine for a few months but bow it seems to take about 5 minutes before the spin down starts. Is there a fix for this? Thanks
Recently bought the hammer and very frustrated there is not a dedicated app for basic functionality like updating firmware and doing a spindown. As other users mentioned, the Rouvy app is horrible. From what I understand I have to ride using the Rouvy app for 7 minutes to get prompted for a spindown? It's really ridiculous. I had the original Wahoo Kicker in 2014 and they had their own app back then that made it easy to install firmware and do spindowns. Cyclops is really behind the times and I am regretting my purchase.
I am having same problem calibrating brand new M2 on Rouvy as described above by James. Nearly impossible to achieve 20 mph due to extreme resistance from trainer. I discovered if I keep pushing on pedals for several seconds, with pedals almost impossible to move, the resistance eventually decreases and I am able to achieve 20 mph. But it is still extremely difficult to hit 20 mph let alone sustain it for 20 seconds. This seems like a software flaw. The Rouvy help desk suggested I loosen the knob on the trainer, which would pose a safety hazard I believe so I am not going to try that.
I just learned - by accident - that there is an update for my M2. I have to use another program - called Powertap - to update the software. But to calibrate, I still have to use Rouvy? Is it possible that you would create such a great machine but then require users to go to 2 different software products - neither of which appear to have cycleops in the name - in order to properly operate the machine?
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Why do you make your users load Rouvy?!? That software is horrible! Every fall I go through the same garbage of having to install the world's worst software simple to calibrate my trainer and every year I wonder why I bought a cycleops product because of that garbage. It would be AWESOME if you actually supported the product you made. I won't be buying another Cycleops smart trainer because of Rouvy.
The calibration on Rouvy does not work. It says I have to hit 20 mph to calibrate, but in maximum gear going maximum rpms it only shows 12 mph so I can never get to 20 mps. What do I do?
I'm having issues calibrating my hammer. It was fine for a few months but bow it seems to take about 5 minutes before the spin down starts. Is there a fix for this? Thanks
Recently bought the hammer and very frustrated there is not a dedicated app for basic functionality like updating firmware and doing a spindown. As other users mentioned, the Rouvy app is horrible. From what I understand I have to ride using the Rouvy app for 7 minutes to get prompted for a spindown? It's really ridiculous. I had the original Wahoo Kicker in 2014 and they had their own app back then that made it easy to install firmware and do spindowns. Cyclops is really behind the times and I am regretting my purchase.
I am having same problem calibrating brand new M2 on Rouvy as described above by James. Nearly impossible to achieve 20 mph due to extreme resistance from trainer. I discovered if I keep pushing on pedals for several seconds, with pedals almost impossible to move, the resistance eventually decreases and I am able to achieve 20 mph. But it is still extremely difficult to hit 20 mph let alone sustain it for 20 seconds. This seems like a software flaw. The Rouvy help desk suggested I loosen the knob on the trainer, which would pose a safety hazard I believe so I am not going to try that.
I just learned - by accident - that there is an update for my M2. I have to use another program - called Powertap - to update the software. But to calibrate, I still have to use Rouvy? Is it possible that you would create such a great machine but then require users to go to 2 different software products - neither of which appear to have cycleops in the name - in order to properly operate the machine?
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