We Made Cycle News
LookOver ran in the Stuff section of Cycle News, August 25, 2026. Page 120, in print, next to the radiator caps.
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What's new in the garage
Product updates, partnership news, and tidbits from the workshop. Built by a rider, shared with the community.
Sharper Schedules for Road Bikes
Another round of accuracy work on your maintenance schedules, this time dialing in road and street machines. Better fluids, valve, and coolant intervals, straight from OEM sources.
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Riding With TFX Suspension
TFX Suspension joins the LookOver partner crew. Custom-built shocks and fork kits, proven across Europe since 2010 and now making a serious push into the US.
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LookOver Pro Is Now on Guidefitter
LookOver Pro is now available on the Guidefitter storefront, with 40% off for verified members. Our first online store, reaching guides, outfitters, first responders, military, and outdoor pros.
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Get the Garage Ready for the Fourth
The Fourth is almost here. Give every machine a quick look before the long weekend, and catch up on everything shipped this month: sharper reminders, paperwork tracking, a smarter logbook, and tighter schedules.
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Reminders You Can Count On
We rebuilt how reminders fire. A heads up 7, 1, and 0 days out, one tidy notification per machine, and usage reminders that update the moment you log a GPS ride.
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Know What You Did at a Glance
Tag each service by the kind of work it was, Inspect, Service, Replace, or Repair, then filter your history down to exactly what you’re looking for.
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Every Registration, Permit, and Inspection. One Place.
Track every legal document for every machine, across every state you ride, and get a heads up before anything expires.
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Clear Your List in One Pass
Big service day? Select the reminders you knocked out on a machine and complete them all at once, with one shared date for the whole batch.
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A Sharper Maintenance Schedule
A structural overhaul of the engine behind your maintenance schedules makes them more accurate across more machines, with nothing changed until you ask.
Read update→Q2 2026: A Loud Spring
The quarter LookOver hit its stride. Fuel logging, QR ownership transfer, a web companion, service guidance, and scanning your paper logbook. Plus where we are now.
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Registration and Inspection, Tracked
Track registration and inspection dates per machine and get reminded before they lapse, the same way LookOver reminds you about an oil change.
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Your Garage, At a Glance
Machine cards are photo-forward now, each with a maintenance badge that tells you which machine is good to go and which one needs a Saturday.
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Proof Your Warranty Claim Actually Happened
Flag a part as warranty-covered when you log a service, keep the receipt attached, and pull up every covered part in a tap when something fails.
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Safety Recalls, Surfaced for You
LookOver now checks official safety-recall databases for the machines in your garage and flags anything that affects you, right on the machine screen.
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Scan Your Paper Logbook
Snap a photo of your garage notebook or paste your notes, and LookOver turns it into clean service records. No retyping. Plus service guidance on every reminder.
Read update→What a Missed Interval Cost Me
A mistake I made back in 2023 cost me $700 this spring. Here's the story, and why staying on top of the small stuff matters more than it seems.
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Your Whole Garage, On Any Screen
The web companion is live. Sign in at web.lookover.app from any laptop or desktop and your whole garage is right there, in sync with your phone.
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14 Days of Pro. No Credit Card.
Try every Pro feature free for 14 days, no credit card up front. One weekend was never a fair test. Two is.
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The Service History Travels With the Machine
Sell your machine, hand over a QR code, and your full service history goes with it. Every oil change, every top end, every part you logged.
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One Year In: What Happens When You Let the Community In Early
LookOver started as one rider's frustration with a mile-long notes app. A look at what got built, who showed up, and what's coming next.
Read update→Q1 2026: Finding Our Footing
A look back at the first quarter of 2026. Maintenance schedules, a rebuilt GPS tracker, ten new languages, a first podcast, and the riders who showed up.
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Track Fuel Economy, Finally
Log fill-ups, see your real MPG or L per 100km, and track fuel cost per machine. You asked for it, it's here.
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LookOver Speaks Your Language
Ten new languages with full right-to-left support. A rider in Madrid, Tokyo, or Riyadh can now log an oil change in their own language.
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See Your Rides on the Map
Satellite map previews for every ride, and GPX import so you can bring tracks in from onX, Gaia, Strava, or wherever you record them.
Read update→We Were on a Podcast
Derek sat down with Ron Francis on Peace Love Moto to talk maintenance anxiety, a backcountry breakdown, and why LookOver exists.
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Never Lose a Mile Again
GPS ride tracking, rebuilt from the ground up to stay locked on in the background. Plus bulk import to bring your whole maintenance history over.
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Your Machine's Maintenance Schedule, Built In
Tell LookOver what you ride and get a maintenance schedule with reminders set automatically. No more digging through a service manual.
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GPS Ride Tracking, Now in Beta
Your hours and miles, logged automatically while you ride. GPS Ride Tracking is in beta, and it's the start of something bigger.
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Reminders That Actually Catch What's Due
Compound intervals, warranty alerts, and reminders that understand how powersports machines really work. Stop guessing what's due.
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Your App, Your Way
Dark mode, miles or kilometers, and an app that opens instantly even with no signal. Small changes that make LookOver feel like yours.
Read update→Where LookOver Is, and Why I'm Starting to Write These
LookOver started as one rider's frustration with a mile-long notes app. Here's where things stand, and why I'm going to start sharing updates as we go.
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