what will it track during a spinning class? null

Yes. You can change the mode on your fitbit app to cycle.

Heart rate, calories burned, active minutes, and steps taken: I believe that's it.

Your fitbit will automatically tell if you're exercising based on your heart rate and the time spent exercising. If you've been exercising for 15 minutes, it will pick it up. You can also set it to bike exercise on your watch. Otherwise, it will register on the FitBit app as "outdoor bike exercise." In addition to your heart rate and time, it will log the calories you've burned.

Heart rate, maybe. The Fitbit aren't the best on stationary bikes.

When on a spincycle it will mainly track your heart rate and the length of the workout. The tracker itself does not have a way to connect, say, to your shoes so it is relying on your personal body information combined with the workout length and heart rate while during the workout to estimate the results of the workout.

It will track your heart rate and calories lost during a spin class.

There is the option to choose spinning as your exercise. It will track the duration/heart rate/calories burned

There is a new workout to add for spinning, it tracks heart rate and steps

You may choose to click on the cycling mode or excercise.

Your time on the bike and I think calculates calories burned based on the activity and your HR (walking for an hour wouldn't burn as much as spinning for an hour so it adjusts it accordingly).

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Yes. You can change the mode on your fitbit app to cycle.
Answered by nytrendc 8 years ago
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Heart rate, calories burned, active minutes, and steps taken: I believe that's it.
Answered by Drew 8 years ago
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Your fitbit will automatically tell if you're exercising based on your heart rate and the time spent exercising. If you've been exercising for 15 minutes, it will pick it up. You can also set it to bike exercise on your watch. Otherwise, it will register on the FitBit app as "outdoor bike exercise." In addition to your heart rate and time, it will log the calories you've burned.
Answered by Natica 8 years ago
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Heart rate, maybe. The Fitbit aren't the best on stationary bikes.
Answered by GBB80 8 years ago
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When on a spincycle it will mainly track your heart rate and the length of the workout. The tracker itself does not have a way to connect, say, to your shoes so it is relying on your personal body information combined with the workout length and heart rate while during the workout to estimate the results of the workout.
Answered by tbro11111 8 years ago
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It will track your heart rate and calories lost during a spin class.
Answered by ACGEEHO 8 years ago
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There is the option to choose spinning as your exercise. It will track the duration/heart rate/calories burned
Answered by Twinkle 9 years ago
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There is a new workout to add for spinning, it tracks heart rate and steps
Answered by KeeshShea 9 years ago
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You may choose to click on the cycling mode or excercise.
Answered by buritilover 9 years ago
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Your time on the bike and I think calculates calories burned based on the activity and your HR (walking for an hour wouldn't burn as much as spinning for an hour so it adjusts it accordingly).
Answered by Anonymous 9 years ago
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