5 ways to break your iPhone

sleepyholland

http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2009/07/five-iphone-apps-that-replace-bike-hardware/

The first one is clever but crazy.

Jawgap

Indeed, especially the bit about running ".....the cable of your earbuds down the fork and secure the microphone next to this point." :eek:

I'm not sure about using it as a brake light either - how waterproof are i-phones?

The gear calculator looks interesting.

Lumen

Jawgap wrote: »

The gear calculator looks interesting.

I love the way they assume that iPhone users ride brakeless fixies.

Jawgap

Lumen wrote: »

I love the way they assume that iPhone users ride brakeless fixies.

Probably more to do with app developers being brakeless fixie riders

blorg

Jawgap wrote: »

The gear calculator looks interesting.

The gear calculator looks like a rip-off, $5 FFS. Rabbit does all of this for free (I question who really needs to work these things out on their iPhone) and for that matter there are web-based ones that would work on the iPhone anyway.

The first one is truly hilarious, well done to the author.

kayaksurfbum

I dont fancy using any of those.

Is there a good app for tracking spins and speed on the iphone?

ednwireland

not one that wont have your battery flat before you finish

try imapmyride.com