You get the wrong distance when the bolt uses speed from its own sensor "e-bike".
After starting the wahoo or the levo it always takes the speed data from the sensor "e-bike" even if you have an additional Wahoo Speed Sensor connected.
The only way i found to get correct values for distance and...
as long as the powermeter was connected the distance and average speed stayed wrong. Even with the additionaly added wahoo speed sensor. The deviation depends on how fast you go. In my case distance would be correct if my real average speed is about 17km/h. If i go faster the wahoo seems still...
It does not help to add a wahoo Speed Sensor. I also testet that. The actual Speed is always shown right with the Levos Sensor. The Problem is the Average Speed and distance. These 2 Values are Wrong as soon as the Levos Power Sensor is added to the Wahoo.
In the picture below you can see what...
After lots of testing it looks like they sadly did not fix the bugs for the 2018 and older levos. Average speed and distance are still displayed/recorded wrong.
But they added fields for 'battery level' and 'mode'.
Battery charging cycles and total distance is now shown in the Sensor Setup...
Wahoo finaly did it:
Added: ANT+ LEV Compatibility for compatible E-Bikes
All 2019 and 2020+ Turbo Bikes support ANT+ LEV.
I hope they also fixed it for the 2018 models.
I have still the old SW and circumference is set correct. *edit: the displayed speed is always correct*"
In the attached file you can see what happens to the recorded speed as soon as i connect the Levos "Powermeter" sensor.
Hi,
i am using the Wahoo Bolt with the 2018s Levo with Levos own sensors.
Displaying speed, cadence, Hearthrate and Power works fine.
But the distance and average speed are always wrong.
Anyone else having similar problems or know a workaround?
Greats.d.
I have a similar problem using the internal levo Sensors with a wahoo bolt. Wheel size ist set correctly ((i measured 2200mm for butcher grid 2.8). But the distance in my recorded rides is always to low.