E-TUBE RIDE

E-TUBE RIDE

SHIMANO Cycle Computer App.

613 ratings
81 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 22, 2018
  • December 16, 2024

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Transform your smartphone into a cycling computer. Connect to your SHIMANO STEPS E-BIKE, Di2, power meters, and sensors to visualize ride data, display routes, and record your journeys. Review past rides and share them with Strava.

Connect to SHIMANO E-BIKE and sensors via Bluetooth
Visualize speed, assist mode, and gear position
Display route on a map
Record and review travel logs
Share rides with Strava
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What's New in E

2.0.10

December 16, 2024

■ Changes - iOS 18 is now supported. - Support for iOS 15 has ended. ■ Others - General bug fixes.

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User reviews

Needs main battery percentage

Nice app but would be much more helpful to have an actual percentage for the bike main battery. 5 bars is not enough. Update please Shimano.

Barely works

Garbage. Cannot customise the data fields so using it to monitor an ebike is literally impossible as the correct data can't be displayed. Has been a known issue for 5+ years and nothing has been done to fix it.

Pre-load maps

This has everything you need in a free bike computer. However, the only thing missing is the ability to send routes from other map services into E-Tube ride. If they had this feature I would never consider a dedicated bike computer.

Can’t connect Apple Watch

I love this app, but I cannot get it connect to my Apple Watch. It did use to connect to my Garmin so I don’t understand it!?

Unreliable

Did an 80km ride today. App crashed multiple times throughout and failed to recover logged data.
Rebooted phone on the go, still same issue. Crash to folder view.
Good job I tracked separately with my Apple Watch.
App not recommended.

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

Frequent crashes and data loss

Bug

Connectivity issues with some bike models (E8000)

Bug

Inability to change settings/fields

Bug

Requested Features

6 requests

Add ability to import GPX routes

Feature

Provide battery percentage instead of bars

Feature

Integrate with Apple Watch for metrics and controls

Feature

Add cumulative stats (monthly, yearly mileage)

Feature

Provide estimated power from motor data

Feature

Add turn-by-turn navigation

Feature

FAQ

What does the E-TUBE RIDE app do?

This app transforms your smartphone into a cycling computer. It allows you to connect to your SHIMANO STEPS E-BIKE, Di2 drivetrain, power meters, and other compatible sensors. You can then visualize your ride data, display routes on a map, and record your journeys for later review.

What are the key features of E-TUBE RIDE?

Key features include connecting to your bicycle via Bluetooth LE, visualizing ride metrics like speed and assist mode, displaying your route on a map, recording and reviewing travel logs, and sharing your rides with Strava. You can also check your Di2 gear position.

Is E-TUBE RIDE free to use?

Yes, the E-TUBE RIDE app is offered for free by SHIMANO. However, to use all of its functions, you will need to register with a SHIMANO ID. Some functions may also be region-dependent.

What devices is E-TUBE RIDE compatible with?

The app is compatible with SHIMANO STEPS E-BIKE systems, Di2 drivetrains, SHIMANO power meters, and other sensors that support Bluetooth LE communication profiles (Cycling Power Profile, Cycling Speed and Cadence Profile, Heart Rate Profile). It is not compatible with the SC-E8000 model.

How can I use E-TUBE RIDE to track my rides?

To track your rides, first connect your smartphone to your compatible SHIMANO bicycle components using Bluetooth LE. Once connected, you can visualize your ride data in real-time, display your planned route, and the app will automatically record your journey. You can then review your travel logs and share them.