SimsoenMische vs Forty Customs

Finally, there is a simple tool that so many two‑stroke fans have been waiting for. Easier to use than a weather app! Just enter how much gasoline you refueled and the mixing ratio you need → the app instantly calculates the required amount of oil for you. 2 seconds and you know exactly what to add! SimsönMische must not be confused with and is not affiliated with the popular mopeds from the former GDR. Warning: An incorrect fuel mixture can damage or destroy your engine! We accept no liability for incorrect use or engine damage. Every user is responsible for verifying the correctness of the calculations themselves. ** We are constantly working to improve our apps. New features will be released as soon as possible! ** For in‑app purchases, Apple’s Terms and Conditions apply: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ You can find our privacy policy here: https://rub-labs.de/privacy.php

The Forty Customs app is a clean, fast and intuitive companion built specifically for Super73 e-bikes. Designed with a minimalist philosophy, it gives you instant access to your bike's most important settings without unnecessary complexity. Whether you own one bike or several, the app makes it easy to manage multiple bike profiles, connect in seconds and personalize your riding experience. Features • Connect to compatible Super73 e-bikes via Bluetooth • Built-in turn-by-turn navigation on display • Manage multiple bike profiles • Settings are remembered and automatically applied after reconnecting • Real-time speedometer with a clean, easy-to-read interface • Adjust ride settings with an intuitive interface • Automatic connection to your preferred bike • 10 Second sprint mode challange • Clean, distraction-free design focused on speed and simplicity Built by riders, for riders Every interaction has been carefully refined to feel responsive and effortless, allowing you to spend less time navigating menus and more time enjoying your ride. Compatible with supported Super73 models. Acknowledgements: Portions of the Bluetooth implementation are based on research and documentation from the open-source Walker73 project by Axel Fougues.