which profiles do you have

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Nicolas Aguttes

• June 07, 2021 17:32

Hello everyone,

I am waiting for my karoo 2, and in the meantime looking at the setup.

I was just curious on how many profiles do you have/use?

For myself I was thinking of:

- a commuting profile used when I go to work and I would have a page with maintly time, elpased time, battery left, # of kilometers and ,if implemented, light control

- a navigation profile to go somewhere in the city and I woulf have mainly the map, time and kilometers left

- a "sport" profile for my rides outside te city, where I would have all the different metrics (kilometers elapse time, cadence, heart rate, next elevation...) but also a mini map page to navigate,

 

Nicolas

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  Rick Heider

  • June 10, 2021 22:27

  I only have one profile but about 5 pages within that one profile.  But then I have DI2 and can switch pages with the buttons on top of the horns....  One page is for upcoming climbing, one for DI2 information, one for the map (too bad you can only have one map per profile so maybe there is where I would use another profile), one for just numbers and one for nav with upcoming climbing.  Of course, then I live in Bend.... doubt you would need that much in flatter terrain...

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  Nicolas Aguttes

  • June 12, 2021 16:40

  Hello Rick,

  Thanks for your answer, this is interesting, I realized that if you have a remote control, then it can be really easier to switch page.

  Nicolas

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  Jeffrey Widom

  • June 13, 2021 14:44

  One custom profile. Three pages.

  Short stats (4 fields). Long stats (8 fields). Map (top) with distance to next turn.
  
  For most long (touring) rides, I actually keep the device in battery save mode. The screen turns off until I reach a route turn point or if my radar is triggered. Battery life is outstanding.

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  Piergiorgio Ghezzo

  • June 17, 2021 19:09

  I use 2 profiles: Gravel and Climb.. the main difference is the map screen: in the gravel there are distance and time to  end, in the Climb there is the altitude graph field. The new climb tab may be useful now, but you can see all the climbs you have to do...

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