Gauges auto-fit their range to your ride, or set your own.

Gauges like Speed ship with a default range sized for a typical ride (60 km/h). If your ride went faster than that — a car, e-bike, or motorbike leg — the needle used to just pin at the end of the dial while the number kept climbing past it.

Now the gauge automatically stretches its range to fit the fastest speed actually recorded in your file, with a bit of headroom, so the needle tracks correctly no matter how fast you went.

Prefer to set the ceiling yourself instead of the automatic one? Select the gauge's number readout (or its needle/arc) and drag the new Max slider to whatever value you want — e.g. 100 km/h for a motorbike ride, or a lower range for a bike. Setting it manually overrides the auto-fit for that gauge.