
Apex Wizard
Pro Suspension & Track Log
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What's New in Apex Wizard
1.3.0
August 15, 2026
• Preload maximums are yours to set. Front and rear preload now have their own range and unit in Bike Features, exactly like the damping adjusters — no more fixed defaults. • Compression and rebound go all the way down to 0 now, instead of stopping at a quarter turn. Fully closed is a real setting. • Quick Checks speaks your units. Each adjuster is shown in its own unit, so the overview finally matches what the setup editor tells you. • Shared setups now print the right preload unit instead of always saying "turns". • The preload slider was rebuilt: millimetres move in whole millimetres instead of hundredths, and the range follows the unit you pick. Manual entry still takes any exact value. • A straighter Fix Wizard. It no longer asks you to undo a change it just told you to make, adjustment sizes now match your bike's own adjuster range, and every change stays inside your bike's real limits. • Likely causes are now ranked most-likely first, instead of showing percentages that were never really measurements. • After a test ride on a damping change, you can now say whether it improved BOTH comfort and grip, or traded one for the other — because those need different advice. Set your priority in Settings → Riding Priority, and the app only asks for it once the two actually start trading. • Tyre wear diagnosis rebuilt from published research: a couple of quick questions, ranked answers, what each fix costs you, and the ones your answers ruled out. • Record free sag alongside rider sag, and note which measuring method you used — the difference between the two is what tells you whether your spring rate is right. • Lap times can pass 10 minutes, and tire pressures follow your psi/bar setting everywhere. Have a bug to report or an idea? Settings → Report Bugs or Request Features. We read every message.
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