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TheBlaaMan

And for all those (non-) believers, oul One Ball is on there too.....
http://app.strava.com/athletes/125154

buffalo

TheBlaaMan wrote: »

And for all those (non-) believers, oul One Ball is on there too.....
http://app.strava.com/athletes/125154

Allegedly Dubya too - http://app.strava.com/athletes/130869

maloner

Marco Pinotti

5 time italian time trial champ and won tour of ireland in 2008 according to wikipedia.

seve65

TheBlaaMan wrote: »

And for all those (non-) believers, oul One Ball is on there too.....
http://app.strava.com/athletes/125154

cool stats, looks like it is himself
http://chainreactionblogs.com/diary/2012/04/19/not-very-incognito/

Inquitus

seve65 wrote: »

cool stats, looks like it is himself
http://chainreactionblogs.com/diary/2012/04/19/not-very-incognito/

Its defo him, he's racing the Iron Man on St Croix on sunday and the latest spin on strava is from there.

http://app.strava.com/rides/7803754

seve65

Inquitus wrote: »

Its defo him, he's racing the Iron Man on St Croix on sunday and the latest spin on strava is from there.

http://app.strava.com/rides/7803754

nice to see his HR went up like any mortal at the top of the 'beast' climb which finished at 24%, having hit 36% at one point. The geezer in first place clocked a vam of 1904 :eek:

seve65

Morrisseeee wrote: »

I see Jean-Claude (aka Laurens) Ten Dam is joined up to Strava.
Look at his La Doyenne (LBL) file, and all those big VAM numbers :eek: (kudos)
Note: he finished 63rd, 5min39sec behind Iglinsky.

not sure its a good idea to follow these boys :eek:....they are super human, or more to the point perhaps how little i know about pro-cycling stats

latest training ride:
206k, av 34kmph, 2.2k climbing, and no time in threshold, and only 7% in tempo http://app.strava.com/rides/8053704

manafana

anyone know what elevation in the summary is gone?

Sundy

Joined. Enjoy seeing my daily commute in Perth.

Hard to believe how good it is here for cycling. Out of my 12.5km commute I'd say only about 1.5km is actually on the road. the rest is on dedicated cycle paths, which in the main have great surfaces.

Now all I gotta do is get up to speed again after a 9 month lay off!

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manafana wrote: »

anyone know what elevation in the summary is gone?

Just above the map - it's no longer on the right of the map

Cookie_Monster

I finally got my 100k foot climbing badge today:)

nilhg

Sundy wrote: »

Joined. Enjoy seeing my daily commute in Perth.

Hard to believe how good it is here for cycling. Out of my 12.5km commute I'd say only about 1.5km is actually on the road. the rest is on dedicated cycle paths, which in the main have great surfaces.

Now all I gotta do is get up to speed again after a 9 month lay off!

That's a nice morning commute, better weather ta here too I'll bet.

buffalo

Cookie_Monster wrote: »

I finally got my 100k foot climbing badge today:)

My randonnee ride won't upload. I'm missing out on all that climbing, not to mention about 160km distance.

joker77

buffalo wrote: »

My randonnee ride won't upload. I'm missing out on all that climbing, not to mention about 160km distance.

C'mon buffalo - you're a techie, surely you can look at the gpx file and figure out what's going wrong?

Jawgap

Sundy wrote: »

Joined. Enjoy seeing my daily commute in Perth.

Hard to believe how good it is here for cycling. Out of my 12.5km commute I'd say only about 1.5km is actually on the road. the rest is on dedicated cycle paths, which in the main have great surfaces.

Now all I gotta do is get up to speed again after a 9 month lay off!

Might stop ye wrecking the gaffe out there

buffalo

joker77 wrote: »

C'mon buffalo - you're a techie, surely you can look at the gpx file and figure out what's going wrong?

I can't get the file from the Edge in the first place. I'm tempted to take last year's trace and... oh wait, that one broke too! :rolleyes:

I'm awaiting Garmin's magical support to reply to me. Although I'm still awaiting a reply on last year's issue too!

Plastik

Garmin tech support have been useless when I've contacted them about a file in the past. Try following the link by gOg here and see if you get any joy. The guy in the thread responded to me very quickly, though was only able to recover 12km of the ride in the end. You'll need to be able to pull the .fit file from the Garmin in the first place though by searching through it's files.

buffalo

Plastik wrote: »

Garmin tech support have been useless when I've contacted them about a file in the past. Try following the link by gOg here and see if you get any joy. The guy in the thread responded to me very quickly, though was only able to recover 12km of the ride in the end. You'll need to be able to pull the .fit file from the Garmin in the first place though by searching through it's files.

hmmm... I think the 305 doesn't support .fit. I'll keep banging away and see what I can do.

buffalo

Didn't Strava used to, upon creation of a new segment, trawl back through all the data and pluck out the rides that had already covered it? No more, it seems.

seamus

buffalo wrote: »

Didn't Strava used to, upon creation of a new segment, trawl back through all the data and pluck out the rides that had already covered it? No more, it seems.

Seems to be doing it, but very slowly. That is, over a number of days rather than minutes.

CramCycle

seamus wrote: »

Seems to be doing it, but very slowly. That is, over a number of days rather than minutes.

I created a segment yesterday and it asked me immediately was I sure that I was not copying another segment as there was another very similar.

Lusk Doyle

@ Buffalo: If it ain't on Strava then you didn't do it. Now go do 6 hill repeats of the devil's elbow as penance.

buffalo

Lusk Doyle wrote: »

@ Buffalo: If it ain't on Strava then you didn't do it. Now go do 6 hill repeats of the devil's elbow as penance.

awwww! But I wanted to go to the pub tonight!

Sundy

Jawgap wrote: »

Might stop ye wrecking the gaffe out there

Haha yeah, problem is I'm too wreck from battling with the wind on the bike to wreck any where.

I do cross a pedestrian bridge that cycling is prohibited on

However, from google street view

Cookie_Monster

Sundy wrote: »

However, from google street view

it's ok, that sign clearly only means "no unaccompanied bicycles"

Morrisseeee

For Pro & Giro followers, there's also Dominique Rolin (FDJ) to follow.

seve65

a 'coffee ride' :eek:

http://app.strava.com/rides/8391812#153637821

no amount of expresso would get me anywhere near that VAM

manafana

seve65 wrote: »

a 'coffee ride' :eek:

http://app.strava.com/rides/8391812#153637821

no amount of expresso would get me anywhere near that VAM

he bloody climbs my average speed on a light ride.

maloner

http://app.strava.com/rides/8485431#


Larens Ten Dam stage 1 of Tour of California.

Will be a grim day for strava KOM hopefulls if a big tour ever does a quick spin around the wicklow hills.

buffalo

Plastik wrote: »

Garmin tech support have been useless when I've contacted them about a file in the past. Try following the link by gOg here and see if you get any joy. The guy in the thread responded to me very quickly, though was only able to recover 12km of the ride in the end. You'll need to be able to pull the .fit file from the Garmin in the first place though by searching through it's files.

No response a week later. And my Corkagh park ride is inaccessible too. Frustrating!