Bike Component Wear Dashboard

Work in Progress — It’s supposed to showcase with simulated data, but not currently rendering. Returning to refine in the next session.

I’m an avid cyclist who tends to go deep on the details — and one thing I’ve always been curious about is how my components actually hold up over time. Not just mileage, but the real variables: how much climbing I’m doing, how hard I’m descending, and what the conditions are like — wet roads, mud, dry trails. All of it affects your drivetrain, your brakes, your cables differently, and I wanted to see that play out visually across a ride history.

This project is my attempt to combine that passion for cycling with my growing practice in AI-assisted development. I built it to track the natural wear and tear of bike components in a way that actually reflects how riding works in the real world — not just miles logged, but miles earned under different conditions.