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Version 3.0.8 · 2026-10-20
- Bug fixes and UI/UX improvements
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The store currently lists version 3.0.8, updated 2026-10-20.








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SAGLY helps you to become a better rider overall. We believe becoming a better rider not only has to do with riding technique, but also with the maintenance of your mountain bike as well as the suspension setup.
Most rider do not have the suspension of their bike optimized and maintain their bike properly. Moreover riders do not train their skills specifically and systematically and therefore do not exploit their riding skill potential fully.
With SAGLY you will:
- Increase your safety when riding
- Have more fun on your bike and improve your riding skills
- Safe money by maintaining and adjusting your bike properly
Here a list of all available features:
* Mtb Suspension App to manage all your bikes - SAGLY
Mountain bike setups can be managed, edited, copied and much more. Your MTB setups are shown in a nice and clear way.…
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