
Loam: Mountain Bike Service
Fork, shock & drivetrain wear
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What's New in Loam
2.11.2
September 2, 2026
What's new in 2.11.2: • Your bike's health dial now counts the parts that wear out and get replaced - chain, tyres, brake pads, rotors - not only the parts you service. A bike with worn pads used to read green. The figure is the worst part's wear, so the number, the colour and the warning finally agree. • Your service record now says where the numbers came from - read from the bike's motor, synced from your logged rides, or entered by you. A buyer can see the difference, so connecting your sources makes your record worth more at resale. • Suggested service shops now use where you actually are, not the language your phone is set to. An English phone in Israel was being shown nothing at all. • Service names read in your own language. "Full service / rebuild" and the other suspension service names were still appearing in English inside otherwise translated sentences. • The tuning assistant offers one change at a time. Asking the next question replaces the last suggestion instead of stacking another on top. • Importing bikes from Strava keeps trim names intact ("Crafty Carbon RR", not "Rr") and no longer offers your bike's model year as the current year. • Restoring a backup no longer loses the ride count on bikes that were tracked before the rides interval existed.
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