RideData Motorcycle Data Log
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About RideData Motorcycle Data Log
With RideData you can record GPS and sensor data while you ride. From the recorded data you can see GPS data, what your wind chill was, compare gear ratios and more!
The RideData app works best if using an authorized version downloaded from Google Play and once recording navigative back to your home screen and turn the screen off. Using your phone while your ride a motorcycle is dangerous and by using this app you agree not to use it within reach while operating a vehicle.
With the RideData.net app you can record data while you ride from your phone's sensors or from an optional external IMU or gravity sensor accelerometer / gyroscope for higher accuracy than your phone and a more detailed look into your ride.
The wind chill uses weather data and your speed to estimate the actual wind chill you were feeling while you were riding. The gear ratio calculator lets you estimate RPMs with different gear ratios based on your GPS tracks and riding style so you can get an idea of what gears to choose.
Learn how at RideData.net
Upgrade your bike to have software capable sensors instead of upgrading to the newest models from the factory. Quantify your ride and check out where you went on charts and graphs.
View your horsepower calculations based on 1/8th mile times and vehicle weight.
Check out what the wind chill temperature was while you were riding using weather and GPS data.
Upload your rides to the desktop companion app for full screen viewing!
RideData is the easiest way to record data while you ride. Visit RideData.net for help getting started with an external IMU, help with the app and to access the desktop app.
Motorcycle race teams have used data acquisition software and hardware for years to see how they ride and learn from it. While the app doesn't require one to work, with the popularity and low price of the Arduino it has never been easier to use an IMU to record data. Together with the app you can collect data like how hard you lean and accelerate! It doesn't tell you the lean "angle" it graphs your turning characteristics so you get insight into how smooth or choppy you ride.
It works for high performance vehicles with adjustable suspensions too, with data from your car or truck's ride qualities you can dial in your suspension settings with the benefit of data! An Arduino based IMU is used instead of your phone's internal sensor so you can get better data data from your vehicle not just your phone.
If you don't have an Arduino or compatible IMU yet, using just your phone it's still a speedometer, records speed and it generates a horsepower estimate based on your vehicle's weight and driving style.
It works in the background of your phone after you start recording because you should never use your phone while you drive so it stays out of the way. Look at the data on the website too, details inside!
RideData records data from an Arduino Uno with bluetooth and an IMU so you can record gravity data directly from your bike! Export and view it on the web or in the app.
I'm an independent app developer, and some Samsung phones have been known to not work great with this app, under certain conditions. I'm working on the issue on my end, thanks for understanding!
Please make sure your Samsung phone doesn't have a recall.
The RideData app works best if using an authorized version downloaded from Google Play and once recording navigative back to your home screen and turn the screen off. Using your phone while your ride a motorcycle is dangerous and by using this app you agree not to use it within reach while operating a vehicle.
With the RideData.net app you can record data while you ride from your phone's sensors or from an optional external IMU or gravity sensor accelerometer / gyroscope for higher accuracy than your phone and a more detailed look into your ride.
The wind chill uses weather data and your speed to estimate the actual wind chill you were feeling while you were riding. The gear ratio calculator lets you estimate RPMs with different gear ratios based on your GPS tracks and riding style so you can get an idea of what gears to choose.
Learn how at RideData.net
Upgrade your bike to have software capable sensors instead of upgrading to the newest models from the factory. Quantify your ride and check out where you went on charts and graphs.
View your horsepower calculations based on 1/8th mile times and vehicle weight.
Check out what the wind chill temperature was while you were riding using weather and GPS data.
Upload your rides to the desktop companion app for full screen viewing!
RideData is the easiest way to record data while you ride. Visit RideData.net for help getting started with an external IMU, help with the app and to access the desktop app.
Motorcycle race teams have used data acquisition software and hardware for years to see how they ride and learn from it. While the app doesn't require one to work, with the popularity and low price of the Arduino it has never been easier to use an IMU to record data. Together with the app you can collect data like how hard you lean and accelerate! It doesn't tell you the lean "angle" it graphs your turning characteristics so you get insight into how smooth or choppy you ride.
It works for high performance vehicles with adjustable suspensions too, with data from your car or truck's ride qualities you can dial in your suspension settings with the benefit of data! An Arduino based IMU is used instead of your phone's internal sensor so you can get better data data from your vehicle not just your phone.
If you don't have an Arduino or compatible IMU yet, using just your phone it's still a speedometer, records speed and it generates a horsepower estimate based on your vehicle's weight and driving style.
It works in the background of your phone after you start recording because you should never use your phone while you drive so it stays out of the way. Look at the data on the website too, details inside!
RideData records data from an Arduino Uno with bluetooth and an IMU so you can record gravity data directly from your bike! Export and view it on the web or in the app.
I'm an independent app developer, and some Samsung phones have been known to not work great with this app, under certain conditions. I'm working on the issue on my end, thanks for understanding!
Please make sure your Samsung phone doesn't have a recall.
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App History & Updates
Version update RideData Motorcycle Data Log was updated to version 5.3
More downloads RideData Motorcycle Data Log reached 500 - 1 000 downloads
Name changed Name changed! RideData Motorcycle IMU now is known as RideData Motorcycle Data Log.
What are users saying about RideData Motorcycle Data Log
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by A####:
by A####:
Love the idea, the interfaces is not at all bad, but unfortunately it simply doesn't work on my phone. It never records any data and if you leave it running too long then the phone reboots. I would love this to work especially with the Arduino IMU idea, but the basic app doesn't work enough for me to bother building up the IMU. A real shame as it is a great idea.
by G####:
I use this app everytime I ride and it works great! I start recording and leave the app running in the background with the screen off. There's weather data and a gear calculator. I recommend it to adventure riders, sport bikers, cruisers you'll find some use for it.