Backup Nike + calibration data

Is it possible to backup your Nike + data in case you have to do a ipod restore? I know that run data can be backed up on nike site but I am more concerned about calibration data. I just don't want to have to recalibrate after restore.

Huzler. I don't know, But you could try the following. I haven't calibrated my Nike+ so I cannot be sure what you will see, but here goes......
Enable your Nano for disk use. When it is mounted (on a Mac) open up the disk from the desktop and see if there are any files/folders that relate to Nike+ or Calibration....if so, copy them to your Mac and keep them safe. If you then need to restore, copy these files back.....it might work!!
If you are rnnung a Win box, after enabling disk use, in my computer loacte your Nano and from the view menu select Show Hidden Files & Folders. Then look for the Nike+ or Calibration files as mentioned above.
Good luck.
Please post back if this works, it will be helpful to others.

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