Golden Cheetah will report gear ratio. (as a ratio like 3.3:1 , not as a 53/16 or whatever) by calculating it from the speed/cadence data. Obviously coasting will throw off the calc, not sure if GC accounts for that.

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Depending on your Excel foo you can dump the FIT file into a spreadsheet and do the calcs.

You can also eliminate the coasting distortions by removing the data points that are at low power (I use P<50W)....assuming you have a power meter.

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My garmin is reading me gear ratio as I’m using it via SRAM paired and having correct gears inputs in settings. This doesn’t change on coasting. Basically SRAM is reporting front and rear gear position and I get the ratio displayed.

But what I want is to go back and look at certain sections, not just in real time while on the bike.

I remember this with Garmin’s running pod and recording power. It was displaying NP and lap but then when I’d go to TrainingPeaks there was no power. ONLY the regular power field would write to fit file - so while a useless field while actually running I need to display it for it to save to fit.

I’m hoping there’s another gear ratio field that will write to the FIT file.

I didn’t know about GC but sounds backwards when I’m displaying real data to go back and estimate it for analysis. At least there is an option.

Check out this app from the Garmin Connect IQ Store : eGear+ seem to be something to try and specifically states it writes to FIT file.