Ride command 7s ?

[Cb850]

They did log the suggestion that in a later update it could be a choice. But all in all not a big deal.

 

[RBalazs]

I guess it’s only an issue if it gets real steep.
1000meters = how many feet?
Worthy number to know.


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For quick math just use 3. It’s 3.28 or something like that but we don’t need to be that detailed.

 

[line8]

For quick math just use 3. It’s 3.28 or something like that but we don’t need to be that detailed.

Right, so 1000m is est./roughly 3000’
500m is est./roughly 1500’.

That could be a substantial elevation change in a short distance if someone is not familiar with the area and not realizing the gauge is in meters.


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[turboless terry]

America is made up of 35 countries and 34 of them use the metric system.

Call it us then. Cat is a us company and sells most of their sleds in us is my bet

 

[Teth-Air]

Call it us then. Cat is a us company and sells most of their sleds in us is my be

I like the metric system but see the advantage of using feet for gradient lines as there is more resolution being a smaller unit.

 

[turboless terry]

I like the metric system but see the advantage of using feet for gradient lines as there is more resolution being a smaller unit.

I don't know if it is an advantage. It is an advantage to me because that is what i know. I know temps and what is too cold. I have the 40 inch rule and know where you're playing for early season. 30 inch dump is good. When watching videos, in centimeters, i google a conversion afterwards. If i grew up with metric it wouldn't be a big deal

 

[J270wsm]

I don't know if it is an advantage. It is an advantage to me because that is what i know. I know temps and what is too cold. I have the 40 inch rule and know where you're playing for early season. 30 inch dump is good. When watching videos, in centimeters, i google a conversion afterwards. If i grew up with metric it wouldn't be a big deal

I live in Canada and I use inches/feet for everything. Meters to feet isnt that hard….multiple the meters by 3 and you’ll be pretty close