Wear forecast for your bike
Your goal is set. Is your bike ready?
A sportive, a bikepacking adventure or a hard training block: Velopit uses your service intervals and your planned riding to work out which services could fall due before the start or on the way. So you know what to sort out beforehand.
Races Bikepacking Season planning Included in Ride
Your plan. Your data.
You plan the route. Velopit does the maths.
Choose your bike and describe what you have planned. Velopit offers starting points for races, bikepacking and season planning. You set the distance, riding time, duration and start date to suit you.
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Choose your plan
Race, tour or season?
Start from a matching preset or plan your own.
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Set the load
Set the distance and riding time.
Enter how many kilometres and operating hours you expect. You can also allow for dry, mixed or wet conditions.
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See the forecast
Your next services at a glance.
Velopit works out which of your saved service intervals are likely to be reached before the start or along the way.
Based on how you ride
The kilometres before the start count too.
Planning an event in three weeks? You will probably keep riding until then. Velopit can take your pace so far into account and add the extra riding up to the start to the calculation.
Use your own pace
Velopit can go through your recorded rides and work out your average kilometres and riding hours per week.
Plan without Strava too
You can enter your pace yourself and set distances, riding times and start dates to suit you.
What is due first?
See today what falls due later.
Velopit checks your active service intervals against your planned riding and sorts the results clearly. So you can see where you should act before the start and which jobs might come up along the way.
Do beforehand
These service intervals are likely to be reached before your planned start.
Due on the way
These jobs could come up on the way. Velopit shows you when each one is calculated to fall due.
Lasts
By the current calculation, these intervals reach beyond the finish. If the margin is tight, Velopit points it out.
The forecast is based on your saved intervals and on assumptions about your riding. It does not replace checking the actual condition of your parts.
Conditions play a part too.
For your plan you can choose between dry, mixed and wet conditions. Velopit takes your choice into account when it calculates certain wear parts.
Know what is due. Then prepare.
Your forecast becomes your workshop plan.
You know which services are due before your tour? Velopit helps you turn that into clear next steps: from a prepared workshop session to your shopping list.
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Prepare a workshop session
Take the services the forecast shows as due beforehand or on the way into a workshop session. That way you can organise the work before you set off.
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Add materials to your shopping list
Get items suggested for the maintenance coming up and put them on your shopping list. There you check the items before you buy.
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Bring in the bike assistant
Ask the bike assistant to summarise the forecast as well. If you like, you also get tips and a compact packing list for what you have planned.
For what comes next
Whatever you have in mind. Plan it with your own kit.
All sorted before the start?
Check which services could fall due before your race, even if you are still putting in training kilometres until then.
What comes up on the way?
Work out which service intervals you are likely to reach on a multi-day tour and which jobs you would rather do beforehand.
The next few months at a glance.
Use your pace so far to plan the services coming up during a longer training block.
FAQ: the wear forecast
What does the Velopit wear forecast calculate?
The wear forecast works out which of your saved service intervals are likely to be reached on a planned tour, in a race or during a longer training block. It is based on the data of your components, their service intervals and the riding you expect.
Can I plan a longer bikepacking trip?
Yes. You can pick the bikepacking preset or set the distance, duration, riding time, start date and conditions yourself. Velopit shows you which services are likely to come up before or during your trip.
Does Velopit count my training kilometres up to the race?
Yes. If your start is later, Velopit can include your average riding up to the event. For this, Velopit uses your recorded rides or the weekly kilometres and riding hours you enter.
Does the forecast take rain and mud into account?
Yes. For your plan you can choose dry, mixed or wet and muddy conditions. Your choice affects the calculation for certain wear parts. It is not an automatic weather forecast and not a measurement of actual wear.
Can I plan a workshop day straight from the forecast?
Yes. You can take the services calculated as due before or during your plan into a workshop session. You can also add suggested items to your shopping list.
Does the wear forecast use artificial intelligence?
The forecast itself is calculated from your service intervals, your riding data and the details of your plan. If you like, the Velopit bike assistant can summarise the results with AI and add tips or a packing list.
Is the wear forecast free?
The wear forecast for your own bikes is included in Velopit Ride. With Basic you can look at an example forecast. The rest of your maintenance planning, with service intervals and reminders, is free to use.
Your next adventure begins before the start line.
Check your service intervals for races, tours or the next season, and plan the work coming up with Velopit.
Wear forecast included in Ride For road, gravel and MTB