MisterStan
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- Out there somewhere
Mine has changed during this period....
MyCyclingLog
- Thread starter Auntie Helen
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Baggy
Cake connoisseur
- Location
- Where the chevrons are
Hmm, not working for me on Chrome or IE 
Luckily I also log on a spreadsheet so am prepared for the worst - couldn't cope with another mileage logging site falling over.
Luckily I also log on a spreadsheet so am prepared for the worst - couldn't cope with another mileage logging site falling over.
Shut Up Legs
Down Under Member
And as I've noticed numerous times over the last year, he hasn't provided any tech support. I could forgive him for saying quite frankly that it's just not worth it, but to give no reason for the lack of support and not respond to any MCL or Facebook messages is just plain rude. I'll be considering alternatives to MCL.
Sittingduck
Legendary Member
- Location
- Somewhere flat
Strava, Strava, Strava!! 
Strava, Strava, Strava!!
Strava's for all you racing boys Ant..but far too competitive for us happy just to pootle-ers.
One just has to read the Strava thread.
I have 500 KOM's
I have 5000 segments.
He took half a second off my segment now I'm not KOM.
Someone cut off a bit of my segment and now I'm not KOM so I'm going back out just to get that segment back.
He's going too fast he must be in a car..flag him up
etc
It would drive me nut's to be honest.
Sittingduck
Legendary Member
- Location
- Somewhere flat
Ahhh, but it doesn't have to be. It is a great tool for tracking mileage and an overall view of your rides. Not all about speed!
coffeejo
Ælfrēd
- Location
- West Somerset
Like Baggy, I continued maintaining the spreadsheet I started long before I discovered MCL, but it's the CC tracker I enjoy.
Oi, Shaun, are there any suitable add-ons for the forum?
Oi, Shaun, are there any suitable add-ons for the forum?
MisterStan
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I use Strava too, but mainly so that I can attempt the challenges - they've certainly helped motivate me to commute more (even though i've failed a couple!)
StuAff
Silencing his legs regularly
- Location
- Portsmouth
Agreed. I just use Strava as another logging tool, though it's nice to see how some riding chums are doing too. I don't threaten any KOMs, the only one I got (before I edited the ride) was somewhere in Surrey a couple of years ago. I was in a taxi.....
oldgreyandslow
Guru
- Location
- Farnborough
I've just had a look at Strava, I may give it a go. I searched my locality and some sections, segments or whatever that they are called and have listed as hills are laughable, why anyone wants to consider tkemselves KOM on a bit of the Farnborough road that is a slight rise is a bit of a surprise, not sure how that works but I'll see what happens when I log some rides. I assume it will let me lod some data alrready on my garmin or does it start from the day I sign up?
I like the mycycling log ticker too and wouldn't like to see that go really.
I like the mycycling log ticker too and wouldn't like to see that go really.
MisterStan
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You can upload all the rides on your Garmin and any others that you have the .fit, .gpx or .tcx files for (i.e. you could export ALL data from Garmin connect or similar)
I like the ticker too and wouldn't want to see it go either....
oldgreyandslow
Guru
- Location
- Farnborough
Thanks, my garmin only has the last few rides on it as I tend to delete them after a short while, they are all on garmin connect though so I'll have to work out how to add those to it I guess if mycycling log does fold.
Just use RideWithGPS, far more civilised that that rowdy Strava place
I just create my own private segments that I know are safe and compare myself to myself.
oldgreyandslow
Guru
- Location
- Farnborough
Just use RideWithGPS, far more civilised that that rowdy Strava place
I just create my own private segments that I know are safe and compare myself to myself.
Looks a bit like garmin connect, although the comparison side of things, and the mcl ticker, helps keep me focused and motivated, otherwise I'm sure I'd take one look at the awful weather and get back under the duvet!
No, it's far better than Garmin connect.