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upsidedownmark

2,120 posts

135 months

Monday 30th June 2014
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Just a small sidenote on the above - the baro alt is also affected by the passage of weather systems etc. Atmospheric pressure (at any given point) is not consistent.

ChrisMCoupe

927 posts

212 months

Monday 30th June 2014
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Echo what Silver940 said above, it needs to be outdoor mileage to count, which is why my turbo mileage never counts on these challenges.

Usget

5,426 posts

211 months

Monday 30th June 2014
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Silver940 said:
Not sure if it applies to you but manually entered or turbo rides won't count to the Monthly challenge.
Nailed it. My return leg from Brighton was manually entered after I forgot to un-pause it, which accounts for the ~65 mile differential.

Makes sense now that I think about it. Thanks, that'd been annoying me!

Steve vRS

4,845 posts

241 months

Monday 30th June 2014
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I'm having a problem uploading today's ride. The page sits with the message 'queued'. Anyone else having problems?

The ride has auto-up-loaded to the Garmin site OK so I know that it is not a corrupt file.

Is Strava just so popular now that the sunny afternoon has overloaded it with MAMILs downloading. There's an unpleasant picture!

Steve

Steve vRS

4,845 posts

241 months

Monday 30th June 2014
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All uploaded now. Must just have been a busy period for Strava.

Phew - a small group of people would have never known I'd gone faster than before up a very small lump near Knutsford biggrin

Steve

TonyHetherington

32,091 posts

250 months

Monday 30th June 2014
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They were down for maintenance at 8am this morning, so assume just a blip

Craivold

172 posts

200 months

Monday 30th June 2014
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Some Gump said:
I always just use "correct data". Garmin elevation is more accurate according to some, yet sometimes it has be below sea level. Strava might be known to be inaccurate, but at least it's the same known inaccuracy as everyone else, not random inaccuracy smile
That's the thing - Strava data isn't the same to everyone across the board so it's not the same inaccuracy for everyone. I rode a 38 mile trip around the Test Valley with a mate, he's on the phone app, I'm on a Garmin 200. Exactly the same route at the same time. I think the route planner had it at around 2300ft elevation. My mate recorded half a mile less than me (stopped recording before the end of the loop) and had 2,120ft elevation. My elevation was similar before it was 'corrected' by Strava to 1,833ft... even though I did half a mile or so more! Weird eh confused

S10GTA

12,680 posts

167 months

Monday 30th June 2014
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I use strave to correct every ride....at least its consistent.

I did notice my 500 showing negative readings when leaving my house, and upon investigation found out there were some bugs on the 500 release causing altitude issues.


CoolC

4,216 posts

214 months

ewenm

28,506 posts

245 months

Monday 30th June 2014
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This was quite an impressive day from a friend of mine: http://www.strava.com/activities/159335824

West Highland Way AND Great Glen Way in one ride!

MadDad

3,835 posts

261 months

Monday 30th June 2014
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Must have been the weekend for it, mate of mine was going for a 500k ride but had to cut short!

http://www.strava.com/activities/159288776

upsidedownmark

2,120 posts

135 months

Monday 30th June 2014
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Chap I know - Always one for consistently knocking out big miles, but how's 2825k for the *week* grab you (and a new world record I believe)

http://www.strava.com/athletes/389932#interval?int...

nagsheadwarrior

2,781 posts

179 months

Monday 30th June 2014
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Some Gump said:
Garmin 800 nav and performance bundle from wiggle, 210 quid. Job jobbed.
Decided to not bother with the nav function and ordered a 200 today, went into evans to buy it and they'd sold 3 today and run out, very annoying!
To upload from it to Strava is it just plug it into laptop, go to Strava and hit the import ride button?

Dammit

3,790 posts

208 months

Monday 30th June 2014
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Broadly speaking, you'd need to download the Garmin plugin for your browser, but yes- plug it in, navigate to the upload page and away you go.

TheLemming

4,319 posts

265 months

Monday 30th June 2014
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MadDad said:
Must have been the weekend for it, mate of mine was going for a 500k ride but had to cut short!

http://www.strava.com/activities/159288776
Jesus wept. 18.9 average over that distance, with 14000ft of climbing!

Looks like everyone smashed out the big miles last weekend, I got knocked from a top 100 on the gran fondo down to 250ish...

matt-ITR

892 posts

189 months

Tuesday 1st July 2014
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upsidedownmark said:
Chap I know - Always one for consistently knocking out big miles, but how's 2825k for the *week* grab you (and a new world record I believe)

http://www.strava.com/athletes/389932#interval?int...
People have ridden further in a week though, but can't claim the "record" retrospectively.
But that said, Bruce is always smashing massive rides and with big average speeds too.

Fourmotion

1,026 posts

220 months

Tuesday 1st July 2014
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CoolC said:
And on 8 hours training a week.

CoolC

4,216 posts

214 months

Tuesday 1st July 2014
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nagsheadwarrior said:
Decided to not bother with the nav function and ordered a 200 today, went into evans to buy it and they'd sold 3 today and run out, very annoying!
To upload from it to Strava is it just plug it into laptop, go to Strava and hit the import ride button?
Maplin have the 200 for £99 at the minute. http://www.maplin.co.uk/p/garmin-edge-200-gps-cycl...

okgo

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38,050 posts

198 months

Tuesday 1st July 2014
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CoolC said:
A clear lesson in not trusting Strava watts ha!

Rolls

1,502 posts

177 months

Tuesday 1st July 2014
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Av power : 574 say whaaaaaaaat!!!