Wahoo Elemnt Bolt Bundle GPS Bike Computer
Wahoo Fitness set out to design a bike computer that helped improve your performance, not just record it. The bundle kit includes Wahoo Tickr heart rate monitor, Wahoo speed and cadence sensors. All Bluetooth 4.0 and ANT+ ready the An ideal companion for training and racing, the BOLT is compatible with Bluetooth Smart and ANT+ for integration with Strava, Ride with GPS and other training platforms. Over 50% less drag than leading competitor. In a 40km time trial traveling at a 21mph, the rider with a Wahoo ELEMNT BOLT will be 12.6 seconds faster than the rider using the leading GPS bike computer competitor. Designed to maximize readability. If you slightly tilt the leading competitor bike computer to better read the screen, the air resistance increases significantly, thus slowing the rider down. Conversely, if you tilt the ELEMNT BOLT (not that you need to because of its curved design) the air resistance does not change or affect the overall performance. Minimizes air resistance. When using the BOLT aero mount – included in the box – the bike computer becomes a ‘system’, saving approximately 1.1 watts vs. the leading GPS bike computer. This equates to >50% reduction required power to push this system through the air.
Wahoo Fitness set out to design a bike computer that helped improve your performance, not just record it. The bundle kit includes Wahoo Tickr heart rate monitor, Wahoo speed and cadence sensors. All Bluetooth 4.0 and ANT+ ready the An ideal companion for training and racing, the BOLT is compatible with Bluetooth Smart and ANT+ for integration with Strava, Ride with GPS and other training platforms. Over 50% less drag than leading competitor. In a 40km time trial traveling at a 21mph, the rider with a Wahoo ELEMNT BOLT will be 12.6 seconds faster than the rider using the leading GPS bike computer competitor. Designed to maximize readability. If you slightly tilt the leading competitor bike computer to better read the screen, the air resistance increases significantly, thus slowing the rider down. Conversely, if you tilt the ELEMNT BOLT (not that you need to because of its curved design) the air resistance does not change or affect the overall performance. Minimizes air resistance. When using the BOLT aero mount – included in the box – the bike computer becomes a ‘system’, saving approximately 1.1 watts vs. the leading GPS bike computer. This equates to >50% reduction required power to push this system through the air.
Wahoo Fitness set out to design a bike computer that helped improve your performance, not just record it. The bundle kit includes Wahoo Tickr heart rate monitor, Wahoo speed and cadence sensors. All Bluetooth 4.0 and ANT+ ready the An ideal companion for training and racing, the BOLT is compatible with Bluetooth Smart and ANT+ for integration with Strava, Ride with GPS and other training platforms. Over 50% less drag than leading competitor. In a 40km time trial traveling at a 21mph, the rider with a Wahoo ELEMNT BOLT will be 12.6 seconds faster than the rider using the leading GPS bike computer competitor. Designed to maximize readability. If you slightly tilt the leading competitor bike computer to better read the screen, the air resistance increases significantly, thus slowing the rider down. Conversely, if you tilt the ELEMNT BOLT (not that you need to because of its curved design) the air resistance does not change or affect the overall performance. Minimizes air resistance. When using the BOLT aero mount – included in the box – the bike computer becomes a ‘system’, saving approximately 1.1 watts vs. the leading GPS bike computer. This equates to >50% reduction required power to push this system through the air.
Wahoo Fitness set out to design a bike computer that helped improve your performance, not just record it. The bundle kit includes Wahoo Tickr heart rate monitor, Wahoo speed and cadence sensors. All Bluetooth 4.0 and ANT+ ready the An ideal companion for training and racing, the BOLT is compatible with Bluetooth Smart and ANT+ for integration with Strava, Ride with GPS and other training platforms. Over 50% less drag than leading competitor. In a 40km time trial traveling at a 21mph, the rider with a Wahoo ELEMNT BOLT will be 12.6 seconds faster than the rider using the leading GPS bike computer competitor. Designed to maximize readability. If you slightly tilt the leading competitor bike computer to better read the screen, the air resistance increases significantly, thus slowing the rider down. Conversely, if you tilt the ELEMNT BOLT (not that you need to because of its curved design) the air resistance does not change or affect the overall performance. Minimizes air resistance. When using the BOLT aero mount – included in the box – the bike computer becomes a ‘system’, saving approximately 1.1 watts vs. the leading GPS bike computer. This equates to >50% reduction required power to push this system through the air.
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originally posted on sigmasports.com
The first impression was good due to a good quality packaging plus the promise of connectivity and features. After charging and switching on the device I felt the display is poor and reminded me of Nokia phone. To connect with my smartphone I had already downloaded the ELEMNT app and proceeded scan the QR code to synchronise it. This appeared to have worked and then used the device for a ride. When my ride was finished I attempted to synchronise the ride but this was temperamental. The app was saying that the device needed to be updated and I had to connect it to WiFi for this. I proceeded to try to do this but the device wouldn’t connect with my WiFi. I then managed use my phones hotspot to do the update and it finally connected to my WiFi. Since the initial ... MoreThe first impression was good due to a good quality packaging plus the promise of connectivity and features. After charging and switching on the device I felt the display is poor and reminded me of Nokia phone. To connect with my smartphone I had already downloaded the ELEMNT app and proceeded scan the QR code to synchronise it. This appeared to have worked and then used the device for a ride. When my ride was finished I attempted to synchronise the ride but this was temperamental. The app was saying that the device needed to be updated and I had to connect it to WiFi for this. I proceeded to try to do this but the device wouldn’t connect with my WiFi. I then managed use my phones hotspot to do the update and it finally connected to my WiFi. Since the initial connection I have had to pair and unpair the device a few times to get my phone to recognise it. Having used it a couple of times since for recording my rides, I find sometimes it will synchronise and others it won’t. The device is very temperamental and wish I’d got a Garmin.
originally posted on mec.ca
I've been using this for about 2 months after years of using a Garmin705.Pros: Good mount, nice form factor. Setting up is very easy with the exception of Cadence - for some reason it will not pair with my Power Meter's cadence, so I had to purchase a separate sensor which I put on my left crank (more on this later). It's nice to be able to control this via your phone (including screen setup). Good battery life.Cons: It's much smaller than my old 705 which is good but I find the screen really hard to read unless you limit the lines of data. You can magnify any individual screen, but I found it easier to simply setup different screens and page through them. So whereas on my larger 705, I could toggle between just two screens and see everything I wanted - on this, ... MoreI've been using this for about 2 months after years of using a Garmin705.Pros: Good mount, nice form factor. Setting up is very easy with the exception of Cadence - for some reason it will not pair with my Power Meter's cadence, so I had to purchase a separate sensor which I put on my left crank (more on this later). It's nice to be able to control this via your phone (including screen setup). Good battery life.Cons: It's much smaller than my old 705 which is good but I find the screen really hard to read unless you limit the lines of data. You can magnify any individual screen, but I found it easier to simply setup different screens and page through them. So whereas on my larger 705, I could toggle between just two screens and see everything I wanted - on this, I needed to setup at least 4 screens to get the same info in a readable format. Cadence: Get wild history readings even though the real-time reading (on the screen) is accurate. I've worked with the helpdesk on this and haven't got a resolution. May be related to why it can't pick up my Power meter cadence. The post-ride review is limited. Eg: The head unit can tell you Grade - but I have not found a way to see this on your history file. So if you like to see how you did on climbs - this is a limitation. There is also no desktop application - so you are limited to using Strava or something similar for your desktop (and no grade shown for climbs). The live tracking (a great feature) is spotty - sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.Overall though a good little computer that could be improved with software tweaks.
originally posted on wahoofitness.com
Great idea having the magnetic connection, small and compact enough. Only drawback is the two micro brass connectors are extremely fragile and very easily snapped off rendering the charger useless.Replacement costs are a little high though very timely delivery and easy to order. Design is nice and compact and lightweight just at the expense of the connectors.
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The first impression was good due to a good quality packaging plus the promise of connectivity and features. After charging and switching on the device I felt the display is poor and reminded me of Nokia phone. To connect with my smartphone I had already downloaded the ELEMNT app and proceeded scan the QR code to synchronise it. This appeared to have worked and then used the device for a ride. When my ride was finished I attempted to synchronise the ride but this was temperamental. The app was saying that the device needed to be updated and I had to connect it to WiFi for this. I proceeded to try to do this but the device wouldn’t connect with my WiFi. I then managed use my phones hotspot to do the update and it finally connected to my WiFi. Since the initial ... MoreThe first impression was good due to a good quality packaging plus the promise of connectivity and features. After charging and switching on the device I felt the display is poor and reminded me of Nokia phone. To connect with my smartphone I had already downloaded the ELEMNT app and proceeded scan the QR code to synchronise it. This appeared to have worked and then used the device for a ride. When my ride was finished I attempted to synchronise the ride but this was temperamental. The app was saying that the device needed to be updated and I had to connect it to WiFi for this. I proceeded to try to do this but the device wouldn’t connect with my WiFi. I then managed use my phones hotspot to do the update and it finally connected to my WiFi. Since the initial connection I have had to pair and unpair the device a few times to get my phone to recognise it. Having used it a couple of times since for recording my rides, I find sometimes it will synchronise and others it won’t. The device is very temperamental and wish I’d got a Garmin.
I've been using this for about 2 months after years of using a Garmin705.Pros: Good mount, nice form factor. Setting up is very easy with the exception of Cadence - for some reason it will not pair with my Power Meter's cadence, so I had to purchase a separate sensor which I put on my left crank (more on this later). It's nice to be able to control this via your phone (including screen setup). Good battery life.Cons: It's much smaller than my old 705 which is good but I find the screen really hard to read unless you limit the lines of data. You can magnify any individual screen, but I found it easier to simply setup different screens and page through them. So whereas on my larger 705, I could toggle between just two screens and see everything I wanted - on this, ... MoreI've been using this for about 2 months after years of using a Garmin705.Pros: Good mount, nice form factor. Setting up is very easy with the exception of Cadence - for some reason it will not pair with my Power Meter's cadence, so I had to purchase a separate sensor which I put on my left crank (more on this later). It's nice to be able to control this via your phone (including screen setup). Good battery life.Cons: It's much smaller than my old 705 which is good but I find the screen really hard to read unless you limit the lines of data. You can magnify any individual screen, but I found it easier to simply setup different screens and page through them. So whereas on my larger 705, I could toggle between just two screens and see everything I wanted - on this, I needed to setup at least 4 screens to get the same info in a readable format. Cadence: Get wild history readings even though the real-time reading (on the screen) is accurate. I've worked with the helpdesk on this and haven't got a resolution. May be related to why it can't pick up my Power meter cadence. The post-ride review is limited. Eg: The head unit can tell you Grade - but I have not found a way to see this on your history file. So if you like to see how you did on climbs - this is a limitation. There is also no desktop application - so you are limited to using Strava or something similar for your desktop (and no grade shown for climbs). The live tracking (a great feature) is spotty - sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.Overall though a good little computer that could be improved with software tweaks.
Great idea having the magnetic connection, small and compact enough. Only drawback is the two micro brass connectors are extremely fragile and very easily snapped off rendering the charger useless.Replacement costs are a little high though very timely delivery and easy to order. Design is nice and compact and lightweight just at the expense of the connectors.
I've been using Wahoo Fitness products for a few years now, and cyclometers since the early 2000s. Namely the BlueSC speed/cadence sensor, TIKR heart rate monitor and the RFLKT display. The setup worked most of the time but occasionally would have issues requiring restarting the app (this setup wasn't a stand-alone cyclometer, the RFLKT is only a display for the phone). Prior to the RFLKT I used an iPhone 5S and a handlebar mount but that wasn't going to work with the larger phone sizes of today. A few weeks ago the BlueSC sensor stopped working. Given that I was in town I swung by the REI store and came across the ELEMNT BOLT bundle.I was very happy to see that the cadence and speed sensors use accelerometers instead of magnets. I'm sure magnets are more accurate ... MoreI've been using Wahoo Fitness products for a few years now, and cyclometers since the early 2000s. Namely the BlueSC speed/cadence sensor, TIKR heart rate monitor and the RFLKT display. The setup worked most of the time but occasionally would have issues requiring restarting the app (this setup wasn't a stand-alone cyclometer, the RFLKT is only a display for the phone). Prior to the RFLKT I used an iPhone 5S and a handlebar mount but that wasn't going to work with the larger phone sizes of today. A few weeks ago the BlueSC sensor stopped working. Given that I was in town I swung by the REI store and came across the ELEMNT BOLT bundle.I was very happy to see that the cadence and speed sensors use accelerometers instead of magnets. I'm sure magnets are more accurate when they work, but they probably have a fair number of misses too. The setup on the BlueSC was always a problem since both were integrated into a single device and any misalignment would usually knock out both speed and cadence. Before that it was still aways a pain setting up sensors, keeping them aligned, and not bumping them, etc. Not having to fiddle with alignment and magnets is worth at least 3 stars. The sensors included are ANT+ and Bluetooth LE devices, and the Bolt uses ANT+ to talk to them. This is the first ANT+ device I have used so I can't say if it is any better or worse than Bluetooth LE, but it does seem to update a little faster than the REFLKT/Fitness/BlueSC combination. The handlebar mount is made for larger diameter bars than mine but I found an old rubber shim to fill the gap.I have been using apps for years, starting way back with the Nokia Fitness Tracker on my N95. I was generally pretty happy with them, especially since the advent of Strava and not having to sync up multiple devices. The Bolt's built-in Wifi means it will automatically sync with Strava and the Wahoo cloud app when it comes in range of my home network. BTW, it shows up on my home network as "Android-(random number)." It isn't clear if it will connect to more than one hotspot, but I think it will only use the SSID set up initially. Otherwise it will use your phone. I'm not thrilled that I have yet another device to charge, but it seems like the battery will last all day -a recent 4 hour ride drained the battery down to about 70%, that's with the LEDs and backlight off. The LEDs might be useful but they don't seem bright enough in direct Sun. The routing cues are confusing but that might also be because the route the app chose didn't use the bike path, it was using the roads. The display is easy to read and it is nice to see a good high resolution font instead of "jaggy" numbers and letters. Color display would be nice for mapping but I don't think I'd have the map open all the time anyway and it would probably eat into battery life.Accuracy seems on par with most other GPSs I've used, including apps. But I generally don't ride under heavy tree cover so it will usually have a good view of the sky. I was hoping that it would sample data a little more often than the Fitness app combo but I don't see any real difference in the logs.In summary, a good unit for the casual rider who wants to track their progress. If you're a serious racer, you'll probably want something a little more.
The Elemnt Bolt does more than everything I require. It displays speed, ride time, time of day, ride distance, heart rate (I wear a compatible heart monitor strap), average speed and much more including elevation gain, elevation grade, temperature and calories. It displays a GPS map. If you load a route, it is displayed in a manner you can zoom. It is very usable. The map does not display street names understandably due to the size of the display. the street names would be handy. You can access a map on your smart phone if desired.The display can be illuminated if you choose. There are special purpose , configurable LEDs along the top. I was surprised when they indicated I went off my loaded route.A major aspect of this bike computer is the necessity of a smart ... MoreThe Elemnt Bolt does more than everything I require. It displays speed, ride time, time of day, ride distance, heart rate (I wear a compatible heart monitor strap), average speed and much more including elevation gain, elevation grade, temperature and calories. It displays a GPS map. If you load a route, it is displayed in a manner you can zoom. It is very usable. The map does not display street names understandably due to the size of the display. the street names would be handy. You can access a map on your smart phone if desired.The display can be illuminated if you choose. There are special purpose , configurable LEDs along the top. I was surprised when they indicated I went off my loaded route.A major aspect of this bike computer is the necessity of a smart phone.The display has 'pages' that can be configured with the functions and location on the screen you desire. Beyond the default pages, which you can manipulate, you can add your own pages.The mount is excellent and the buttons worked well for me.There is a learning curve to this device which I disliked until I understood.I track my exercise and utilize an app called MapMyFitness. I was easily able to configure the WahooFitness companion app to export my ride data to MapMyFitness. It seems to upload faster than MapMyFitness uploads its own data!I very much like this bike computer, being I have a smartphone (Pixel 2). I would definitely recommend it.
After using an old and worn out Garmin for years I looked around for a replacement and considered another Garmin but a couple of my cycling buddies recommended the Wahoo Bolt. I also noted that Peter Sagan has one, so, if its good enough for him......I’ve been using it on rides for a few weeks now and it’s amazing. It’s become my new ride buddy telling me when to GO! and giving me the whole stat package. It shows me texts from my phone and all the usual ride data, it’s soooo good. Although the sleek, aero mount doesn’t fit my Canyon bars I have bought the adapter that connects it to the regular strap on bar mount which works fine.The LEDs at the top of the display can be set to highlight a range of things like speed, heart rate etc and the buttons toggle the ... MoreAfter using an old and worn out Garmin for years I looked around for a replacement and considered another Garmin but a couple of my cycling buddies recommended the Wahoo Bolt. I also noted that Peter Sagan has one, so, if its good enough for him......I’ve been using it on rides for a few weeks now and it’s amazing. It’s become my new ride buddy telling me when to GO! and giving me the whole stat package. It shows me texts from my phone and all the usual ride data, it’s soooo good. Although the sleek, aero mount doesn’t fit my Canyon bars I have bought the adapter that connects it to the regular strap on bar mount which works fine.The LEDs at the top of the display can be set to highlight a range of things like speed, heart rate etc and the buttons toggle the view on screen to show more or less stats depending on what your focussed on. The numbers are smaller or larger as a result which is helpful when you’re sweating it out on White down or some other killer climb. The battery life is good and, though I haven’t been out for a solid day with it, it does a good half day ride and still has more for the next outing.It chirps out alerts for Strava segments and other notices and gives you elevation profiles on climbs. It’s a smart piece of kit. You don’t need anything else. It might not make you Peter Sagan but you will feel like him and have the stats to back it up when you use the phone app to upload to Strava.
Bought this little unit about a month ago. First off, great packaging, and a joy to unbox. Been looking around at something more than just a basic speed and cadance bike computer for a while, something with GPS. It also connects to your Strava, and Strava segments(if you've got the premium "Summit" account), if you're into that sort of thing! Sorry for this Strava plug! I love Strava, being a solo road biker, it lets you be part of a bigger cycling community, challenge yourself. Gives you an idea of how unbelievable even local riders are. Ok, enough Strava shilling. I looked at Garmin's, which pretty much control the bike computer market, but good models are expensive, and from talking with other riders, as well as the friendly and knowledgeable MEC associate, I ... MoreBought this little unit about a month ago. First off, great packaging, and a joy to unbox. Been looking around at something more than just a basic speed and cadance bike computer for a while, something with GPS. It also connects to your Strava, and Strava segments(if you've got the premium "Summit" account), if you're into that sort of thing! Sorry for this Strava plug! I love Strava, being a solo road biker, it lets you be part of a bigger cycling community, challenge yourself. Gives you an idea of how unbelievable even local riders are. Ok, enough Strava shilling. I looked at Garmin's, which pretty much control the bike computer market, but good models are expensive, and from talking with other riders, as well as the friendly and knowledgeable MEC associate, I decided to give it a try. A few cash flush riders,(N+1), I know use the Elemnt, even though they could basically afford top line Garmin's. Easy to set up, hopefully you've got Wifi at your home base! And of course a smart phone, with aforementionedStrava! The Elemnt is very easy to set up, comes with 2 mounts, a standard "Garmin style" handle bar youzap strap on, and an aero mount style one, that sits in front of your stem. I've got a Cervelo S2 aero, and Synapse 105C, so the aero ended up on the S2. The controls are easy to use, with a page button to scroll though a basic info screen, elevation, Strava segments, map. I'm also using a Wahoo Blue SC(speed and cadance), which I previously bought, but found to be quite poor on its own( you need to mount your smartphone). But in conjunction with the Elemnt, and companion app, it really works nicely. I've experienced a few wild readings with the Elemnt, top speed wise, and the auto pause is pretty sensitive to movement at stops. The screen is monochromatic, but very easy to read, and you can zoom in or out to expand or reduce the data coming at you. Overall, one month in, still a great upgrade from a simple bike computer. Would recommend!
I'm sad to say this, as I am wrapt in my Wahoo Kickr Snap (10 seconds & I'm on the road; or I'm cycling hard inside!). But this Quick Release Skewer lets the product down.It's the lock lever: quick release skewers have lock levers which are hard riveted into place; but the substitute Wahoo skewer -- important for the secure use of the stand -- has a lock level held in place by two C-spring washers.The skewer which came with the stand popped those washers immediately; and when they were re-seated popped at least one washer every time closed. Thus the skewer could never be tightened. The replacement skewer I've bought is slightly better, but the wheel is still not tightened down.Now, I appreciate that the stand's strong clamping quick release does hold the bicycle ... MoreI'm sad to say this, as I am wrapt in my Wahoo Kickr Snap (10 seconds & I'm on the road; or I'm cycling hard inside!). But this Quick Release Skewer lets the product down.It's the lock lever: quick release skewers have lock levers which are hard riveted into place; but the substitute Wahoo skewer -- important for the secure use of the stand -- has a lock level held in place by two C-spring washers.The skewer which came with the stand popped those washers immediately; and when they were re-seated popped at least one washer every time closed. Thus the skewer could never be tightened. The replacement skewer I've bought is slightly better, but the wheel is still not tightened down.Now, I appreciate that the stand's strong clamping quick release does hold the bicycle firmly. But this cheap skewer lets a fine product down -- and surely doesn't save much in production costs! Wahoo engineers: I hope you're listening!
I’ve been using this for about a month now and must say that so far I’ve been very impressed. Small neat unit that fits nicely into a handlebar mount and very aero for what it’s worth. Buttons are easy to press even in gloves with frozen fingers (happened to me yesterday when I was hailed on!) and seems very water proof. Screen easy to read with all the info I’d want. My phone bluetooths to it so any txt messages or calls come up on screen which is nice. It comes with all the Maps which seem clear but not really used them yet in anger. Im not currently subscribed to Strava but if you are I believe you can have Strava segments on it. All in all it does everything I could want and with a 20h battery life which is awsome. I’ve always been garmin up until now but really ... MoreI’ve been using this for about a month now and must say that so far I’ve been very impressed. Small neat unit that fits nicely into a handlebar mount and very aero for what it’s worth. Buttons are easy to press even in gloves with frozen fingers (happened to me yesterday when I was hailed on!) and seems very water proof. Screen easy to read with all the info I’d want. My phone bluetooths to it so any txt messages or calls come up on screen which is nice. It comes with all the Maps which seem clear but not really used them yet in anger. Im not currently subscribed to Strava but if you are I believe you can have Strava segments on it. All in all it does everything I could want and with a 20h battery life which is awsome. I’ve always been garmin up until now but really cannot see why I’d need to pay more for one of them over this. The only down side I can see so far is that the little tabs on the back of the unit that lock it into the mount are all part of the moulding so when they snap off you’ll need a new case or computer and this is what happened to my garmin 800 eventually.
Great computer-simple to use and connects to heartrate monitor quickly. This is my second elemnt bolt after 3 years of reliable service. Love the over/under indicator for power/speed/heart rate/cadence whatever you want to set it for. GPS function is terrific & completed the Lutsen 99er w/o getting loss last year (when few were on the trail). Love the ability to customize the screens as well as zoom in & out with the # of factors listed. Love the buttons rather than touch screen. Appears to be weather proof as never had any issues with rain & mud. Thing I wish it would do is allow you to scroll on the map when using navigation. You can zoom in/out but cannot scroll. Also when zooming out you tend to lose non-major roads. So if you do a lot of gravel & exploring I'd ... MoreGreat computer-simple to use and connects to heartrate monitor quickly. This is my second elemnt bolt after 3 years of reliable service. Love the over/under indicator for power/speed/heart rate/cadence whatever you want to set it for. GPS function is terrific & completed the Lutsen 99er w/o getting loss last year (when few were on the trail). Love the ability to customize the screens as well as zoom in & out with the # of factors listed. Love the buttons rather than touch screen. Appears to be weather proof as never had any issues with rain & mud. Thing I wish it would do is allow you to scroll on the map when using navigation. You can zoom in/out but cannot scroll. Also when zooming out you tend to lose non-major roads. So if you do a lot of gravel & exploring I'd recommend paying a bit more for the next level Wahoo computer that is made to navigate.Other thing I wish was compatibility with the other major brand of GPS bike computers. Have to get adapters when bikes come with a computer mount.
