derrick
The Glue that binds us together.
- Location
- On the edge of London
We have a group Strava that is a bit of fun, Certain segments we all go for, on a good day i do alright, We are all roughly the same sort of speed, Just pushes us along a bit.
That's the best idea.I permanently aim for the bottom of the boards. Not intentionally but having just started riding and taking 15min to climb a hill that the top 10 do in 20mins it was always going to be the case.
Over the past few months I have seen steady progress and now in the bottom 1/4 for most of my results.
I personally don't worry to much about others just my pb's and where I am improving naturally over time my fitness and speed will increase and so will my rankings but I use it as a tool to track my progression only.
I lost interest in segments when I was knocked down in London and spent the last two miles in an ambulance and got some KOM's, titled the ride so, with the note I'd have to crop it when I got home. It was flagged before I even got the chance tooI use it to give me saved plotted routes. I couldn't care less about segment / sector times. I find it hilarious when people spit the dummy about having one of their precious K.O.Ms 'taken'. I had a segment from 2014, 'flagged' by some prat, who put in a follower request, specifically to flag a KOM segment, a couple of weeks back. Firstly, it was 2 years ago, secondly, it was at 6 o' clock in the morning, and I draughted a car transporter in order to do it. It astonishes me, that people are still risking the attempt, at busy times of the day. I didn't try to get the KOM ( I can't be arsed with all of that stuff ) I just ended up with it, because of circumstances, and it was a proper laugh, being able to get a speed like that, on a normally congested route. That's the power of Strava I guess.
It's the whole 'I'm telling on you' B.S. That cracks me up.I lost interest in segments when I was knocked down in London and spent the last two miles in an ambulance and got some KOM's, titled the ride so, with the note I'd have to crop it when I got home. It was flagged before I even got the chance too![]()
Ah, that's possible. Maybe not 2 years after the event thoughI think Strava has some kind of automated flagging system as I've seen "rides" flagged the moment they've been uploaded (for being 1.5km on a bike followed by 20-odd km on a train....)