Bicycle service interval tracker calculator

Calculate distance remaining by task and next calendar due date by task with your own figures.

Your numbers

Use the units shown. Results update as you change valid inputs.

Use distance remaining by task and next calendar due date by task to compare changes to your inputs. The method and limits below explain the scope.

Examples

Examples

Try the starting example

Current odometer distance (km)
1200
Today
2026-10-20
Tasks: name, last-service odometer km, distance interval km, last-service date, day interval
Chain,500,1000,2026-09-20,90 Brakes,1000,500,2026-10-01,30
Distance remaining by task (km)
Chain: 300; Brakes: 300
Next calendar due date by task
Chain: 2026-12-19; Brakes: 2026-10-31
Earliest next calendar due date
2026-10-31
Tasks already at an entered distance or date limit
None

Try another scenario

Current odometer distance (km)
1600
Today
2026-11-02
Tasks: name, last-service odometer km, distance interval km, last-service date, day interval
Chain,500,1000,2026-09-20,90 Brakes,1000,500,2026-10-01,30
Distance remaining by task (km)
Chain: -100; Brakes: -100
Next calendar due date by task
Chain: 2026-12-19; Brakes: 2026-10-31
Earliest next calendar due date
2026-10-31
Tasks already at an entered distance or date limit
Chain: distance; Brakes: distance and date
Calculation method

Calculation method

Distance remaining by task (km)

Last-service odometer+distance interval−current odometer; negative values remain visible.

Next calendar due date by task

Last-service date+entered whole-day interval.

Earliest next calendar due date

Minimum of task due dates; this is not a prediction of distance-based service time.

Tasks already at an entered distance or date limit

Report a distance/date trigger when remaining distance ≤0 or today is at/after the due date.

Symbols and units
a
Current odometer distance (km)
b
Today
c
Tasks: name, last-service odometer km, distance interval km, last-service date, day interval

Use the units shown. A list keeps the order in which you enter its values. The symbol ^ means “raised to the power of”.

Assumptions & limits

Assumptions & limits

  • A reminder ledger under manufacturer or mechanic intervals you enter. It does not decide service intervals or infer component condition from distance.
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