I use mapmyride. It even ranks you over known courses and climbs. Pretty cool.
Admin1 (U1)
Sounds similar.
Strava does pretty much the same. Depending on where you ride is breaks down your route into segments and compares your rides, and also to others who have ridden that segment.
Just wondered if anyone else had it as it'd be interesting to see where other people cycle, and how much. I've really got into over the last 18 months or so.
Then I saw Admin1 from the corner of my eye, a girl alone and so shy.
Yep I'm on strava, use it quite a bit mainly to record my miles but always useful to see if I have any KOM!
Been using map my ride, a fair amount recently I dont know if the "courses" feature that gives you a ranking for Sprints and Climbs does me any favours. My compulsive nature results in me pushing it too hard on sections which aren't really suitable. I ened out over my handlebars the other day, after someone complained about Hizmo and I lost my half mile lead.
Are you a MTBer?
I never push that hard and the segments are only a bit of fun as they are all created by users. Still interesting to see where you sit in a league table.
comment by oOg(O_o)nzOo²©®™ (U1023)
posted 2 minutes ago
Are you a MTBer?
I never push that hard and the segments are only a bit of fun as they are all created by users. Still interesting to see where you sit in a league table.
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Yeah, nothing serious though. Red trails are about my limit and i've only recently started getting into front wheel breaking on downhills.
MTBing needs a whole different set of balls to road biking. Not sure I am ready for that yet!
Just used strava for the first time the other day. My brother in law strong-armed me into it as that is what he uses. I am almost a convert, which is a shame given I've used map my ride/run for the past few years. The segments seem to be of higher density, better placed and more frequently ridden. Features like the wattage calculations on strava are probably quite far off but still a nice touch. Will probably use both for the next while now.
Interesting – just ‘stumbled’ on this board.
What are you views on Strava now, Admin1, having had the chance to use it for 18 months or so.
I only say this as I was on mapmyride for a while (and mapmyrun!), but downloaded the Strava app before Christmas when I finally got rid of my Blackberry for something a little more ‘app’ friendly (was using a Garmin watch before that).
Strava seems to be a lot less hassle and yet far more dynamic. How have you found it?
comment by sph (U11456)
posted 3 hours, 12 minutes ago
Interesting – just ‘stumbled’ on this board.
What are you views on Strava now, Admin1, having had the chance to use it for 18 months or so.
I only say this as I was on mapmyride for a while (and mapmyrun!), but downloaded the Strava app before Christmas when I finally got rid of my Blackberry for something a little more ‘app’ friendly (was using a Garmin watch before that).
Strava seems to be a lot less hassle and yet far more dynamic. How have you found it?
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I do like strava, but it does change the way inside in that I will target segments at the expense of feeling exhausted the rest of my ride. These days it is now so well used as a cycling app, that you need a 80mph tail wind if you want to get a KOM.
Yes, I feature so low down on the KOM tables that I don't really pay them much attention (may be one day though!).
I find the PB's for the various segments are very useful though - especially as we tend to ride a similiar route each week.
comment by BraveheartTyke (U6173)
posted 6 hours, 37 minutes ago
I rarely see Greg on Fifa and when I do its Pro Clubs
Switch between 1912 and the modern day as you play in 2 time periods
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posted on 18/4/13
posted on 18/4/13
I like cycling.
posted on 18/4/13
On yer bike!
posted on 18/4/13
I use mapmyride. It even ranks you over known courses and climbs. Pretty cool.
posted on 18/4/13
Admin1 (U1)
Sounds similar.
Strava does pretty much the same. Depending on where you ride is breaks down your route into segments and compares your rides, and also to others who have ridden that segment.
Just wondered if anyone else had it as it'd be interesting to see where other people cycle, and how much. I've really got into over the last 18 months or so.
posted on 12/6/13
Then I saw Admin1 from the corner of my eye, a girl alone and so shy.
posted on 26/6/13
Yep I'm on strava, use it quite a bit mainly to record my miles but always useful to see if I have any KOM!
posted on 26/6/13
Been using map my ride, a fair amount recently I dont know if the "courses" feature that gives you a ranking for Sprints and Climbs does me any favours. My compulsive nature results in me pushing it too hard on sections which aren't really suitable. I ened out over my handlebars the other day, after someone complained about Hizmo and I lost my half mile lead.
posted on 26/6/13
Are you a MTBer?
I never push that hard and the segments are only a bit of fun as they are all created by users. Still interesting to see where you sit in a league table.
posted on 26/6/13
comment by oOg(O_o)nzOo²©®™ (U1023)
posted 2 minutes ago
Are you a MTBer?
I never push that hard and the segments are only a bit of fun as they are all created by users. Still interesting to see where you sit in a league table.
---------------------------------
Yeah, nothing serious though. Red trails are about my limit and i've only recently started getting into front wheel breaking on downhills.
posted on 26/6/13
MTBing needs a whole different set of balls to road biking. Not sure I am ready for that yet!
posted on 17/7/13
Just used strava for the first time the other day. My brother in law strong-armed me into it as that is what he uses. I am almost a convert, which is a shame given I've used map my ride/run for the past few years. The segments seem to be of higher density, better placed and more frequently ridden. Features like the wattage calculations on strava are probably quite far off but still a nice touch. Will probably use both for the next while now.
posted on 16/2/15
Interesting – just ‘stumbled’ on this board.
What are you views on Strava now, Admin1, having had the chance to use it for 18 months or so.
I only say this as I was on mapmyride for a while (and mapmyrun!), but downloaded the Strava app before Christmas when I finally got rid of my Blackberry for something a little more ‘app’ friendly (was using a Garmin watch before that).
Strava seems to be a lot less hassle and yet far more dynamic. How have you found it?
posted on 16/2/15
comment by sph (U11456)
posted 3 hours, 12 minutes ago
Interesting – just ‘stumbled’ on this board.
What are you views on Strava now, Admin1, having had the chance to use it for 18 months or so.
I only say this as I was on mapmyride for a while (and mapmyrun!), but downloaded the Strava app before Christmas when I finally got rid of my Blackberry for something a little more ‘app’ friendly (was using a Garmin watch before that).
Strava seems to be a lot less hassle and yet far more dynamic. How have you found it?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I do like strava, but it does change the way inside in that I will target segments at the expense of feeling exhausted the rest of my ride. These days it is now so well used as a cycling app, that you need a 80mph tail wind if you want to get a KOM.
posted on 17/2/15
Yes, I feature so low down on the KOM tables that I don't really pay them much attention (may be one day though!).
I find the PB's for the various segments are very useful though - especially as we tend to ride a similiar route each week.
posted on 12/8/17
Fook off
posted on 12/8/17
comment by BraveheartTyke (U6173)
posted 6 hours, 37 minutes ago
I rarely see Greg on Fifa and when I do its Pro Clubs
posted on 13/8/17
Switch between 1912 and the modern day as you play in 2 time periods
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