Reports of over-sensitivity have percolated through these forums for a long time. I'm on the most current firmware and, unfortunately, any time it rains and I brake even reasonably hard with my front brake, the vibration sets off the incident detection alert. I have disc brakes on a Trek road bike -- and the rotor does not appear to be out of true. Dangerous situation because I end up relying solely on my back brake in the rain more than is ideal.
Anyone else experience this?
I came here to share the same experience: a wet front disc brake will without fail sets off incident detection on my Edge 520. It tends to happen in traffic, at stop signs and red lights, when there are…
And as I was reminded this morning (in the rain), you can turn it off, but it doesn't stay that way for long. When I got to work I tried something new: using the Connect app to remove the emergency contact…
It's the most useless feature.
The Edge830 is connected to the bike... so logic would say if the bike is moving uphill, going round corners changing speed... it's not likely to be doing that by itself…
