Bikepark app · ENDURO mode
A day without a lift.
In PARK mode the lift is detected for you. In ENDURO mode the whole ride is riding, uphill included, and a break is one button.
For version 3.86 on the Connect IQ Store.
PARKUpliftRunthe lift is detected for you, runs are what count
ENDUROridingbreakthe whole ride, uphill included; you mark the break yourself
Two modes
A run ends at the lift. Or at a break.
- The lift is detected for youNothing to press. A run ends when you start going up.
- Runs are what countTime, distance and descent of every run, separately.
- Lift time kept apartQueue and ride up stay out of ride time.
- The whole ride is ridingA climb counts like a descent. Nothing to press.
- A break on one buttonBACK / LAP starts a break, a second press ends it.
- A run ends at a breakEvery segment between breaks has its own time, distance and descent.
On the watch
One button
BACK / LAPcloses run 1, shows its card
BACK / LAPends the break
When
ENDURO or PARK?
Enduro loops, trails without a liftClimbs count as riding. No buttons all day.
Shuttle, bus upGetting on: BACK / LAP. Getting off: BACK / LAP. Riding and the break stay apart.
Pushing upPushing the bike uphill? Start a break if it should not count as riding.
A bikepark with a liftStay in PARK: the lift is detected for you, no buttons.
Setting
Set once
UP (hold)SettingsModeENDURO - whole ride
On the watchHold UP → Settings → Mode → “ENDURO - whole ride”. Outside a session.
On the phoneGarmin Connect → your watch → Connect IQ apps → Bikepark app → Settings → Mode.
After the ride
Every run is a lap
Example: Garmin Connect
01Run 14:122.1 km−180 m
Break12:40outside the laps and the ride time
02Run 23:581.9 km−165 m
A Cycling / Downhill activity. Every run is a lap, a break stays out of ride time, and the app’s fields hold the number of breaks and their total time.