A team is an invited group that sees each other's team rides in full. No privacy toggles, no half-shared setups. You share with your crew because you ride the same trails and want to get quicker, together.
When you log a team ride you pick the team, and that is the only choice. Inside, everyone sees everything: setups per trail, the non-public ones included. Outside the team, nobody sees a thing.
Setups per trail. See how each teammate runs the trail you are about to ride.
Same bikes, same travel. Compare fork to fork and shock to shock, so the comparison is honest.
Nothing to manage. Team rides have no per-ride privacy. Pick the team and it is shared.
Pick a trail and the team's setups line up side by side, each with the frozen weight snapshot next to it. The difference you see is the setup, not the rider's day or their kit.
Frozen weight snapshot. Each setup carries the rider's weight at the moment they rode it, so 81 kg is compared as 81 kg.
Trail-locked. Same trail, same conditions tag, so you change one thing and see what it does.
Seven seconds, one token and 3 psi apart. Now it is a conversation, not a guess.
Members ride and share. Captains run the roster. A tuner is a separate hat anyone can wear, even the captain. Members always own their own data.
Sees every team ride. Logs and edits their own setups.
Everything a member can do, plus invite and remove members and rename the team.
A capability on top of any role. Advises the whole team on its setups, no roster control.
One person can ride and tune at once: a member who is also the tuner, or a captain who is the crew's mechanic. See how tuners fit in →
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