Help & Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to the most common questions about tracking your bikes, components and rides. Still stuck? Reach out and we'll help.
Getting started
Workshop.bike is a bike maintenance tracker. You log your bikes,
the components on them and the rides you do. Based on the distance
each component has covered, the app tells you when maintenance or
replacement is due — no more guessing when your chain is worn out.
From the dashboard, open Bikes → New bike and give it a name and
type. Once the bike exists you can:
- Add the components it's built with (drivetrain, tyres, brake pads …).
- Record rides manually or import them automatically.
- Watch maintenance recommendations appear as you ride.
Workshop.bike is a progressive web app (PWA). Open it in your
browser on any device and use your browser's "Add to Home Screen"
option to install it — it works just like a native app, with no App
Store download required.
Components & maintenance
Because parts move around. A wheelset might spend winter on your
trainer bike and summer on your race bike. In Workshop.bike a
component belongs to you, and you mount it on a bike for a
period of time. Mileage is summed only from the rides during each
mount period, so the numbers stay accurate even when you rotate parts.
Each component accumulates distance from the rides logged while it
was mounted on a bike. When that total approaches the recommended
mileage for the part, it's flagged as needing attention:
- OK — plenty of life left
- Worn — approaching the recommended limit (roughly 75 %)
- Replace — at or over the recommended mileage
The recommended mileage comes from the product catalog (450+ parts)
and can be adjusted per component if your conditions differ.
Yes. Open the component and use Replace / move to end its current
mount and start a new one on another bike. The mount history is kept,
so past mileage is never lost.
Rides & import
Three ways:
- Manually — add a ride with date, distance and bike.
- Connected services — link Strava or Wahoo and rides sync
automatically. - By email — send a GPX/FIT/TCX file to your personal upload
address and it's imported for you.
Open Settings → Connected apps and click Connect Strava.
You'll be taken to Strava to authorise the connection, then redirected
back. From that point on new rides sync automatically, and you can
trigger a manual import any time from the same page.
Every account has a personal upload address shown under
Settings → Email upload. Send any GPX, FIT or TCX file as an
attachment to that address and Workshop.bike imports it automatically
— useful for Garmin Connect exports, Komoot downloads or any other
app that can export a file.
If you have multiple bikes you can also use bike-specific addresses
to route the ride directly to the right bike without any extra steps.
Imported rides are read-only to keep them in sync with the
source — with one exception: you can always edit the description.
Manually added rides remain fully editable.
Account & subscription
The free plan includes everything you need to get started: up to 2
bikes, component and wear tracking, ride import via Strava, Wahoo
and email, maintenance forecasts, service history and more.
Pro adds unlimited bikes, your full ride history beyond 6 months,
push and email notifications, smart recommendations, battery life
forecasts, Teams and AI access via MCP.
See the full feature comparison on the pricing page.
Open the pricing page and choose a monthly or
yearly plan. Payment is processed via Stripe. You can cancel or
manage your subscription from the same page at any time.
Open Settings → Profile from the user menu. There you can update
your name, email, password and time zone.
The interface is available in English and German. Switch
language from your account settings at any time.
Privacy & data
Workshop.bike is hosted in Germany and built privacy-first. We
don't sell your data or load third-party tracking. See our
privacy policy for the details.
Yes. Just contact support and we'll delete
your account and all associated data (bikes, components, rides)
within a few days.
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