nah, no idea how to do it
Lockdown Strava Club
- Thread starter Rob Rides EMTB
- Start date
You just find the exact GPS co-ordinates for the start of the section where they were suspicious, convert that into binary and then enter it in the comments ..
Or .. Open the ride where something is incorrect, click the three dots on the left ... select Flag ride and say why.. It's anonymous so they won't come and eat you. As I say, I'm surprised it's not done it automatically.
billwarwick
E*POWAH Elite
Agree. Seems pointless for someone to pound out hundreds of miles in their garage on a road bike and win something that doesn’t fit any of their bikes?
cool, done ! I checked his other rides while I was there, one had a top speed of 70mph
I dont think he is on an ebike...
cool, done ! I checked his other rides while I was there, one had a top speed of 70mph
Get it flagged!
Rahr85
E*POWAH Master
I'm amazed at just how many miles people are managing to rack up. I've been out on my bike as much as i can since it is new and have cleared the 100km but there's people who have done over 4x that amount I wish it wasn't dark after work.
I wish it wasn't dark after work.
Week 2's top 100 ...
We really really really don't want to hear about your strokes in the bathtub.
Cavi
Active member
could anyone here confirm that the first day of the challenge was nov. 1? I have asked and not gotten an answer.
- Thread starter
- #41
Was the 5th Nov
For clarity on dates - as the end date might also be questioned .... :
Also, to confirm for those that worry that their rides don't show in the "Club Leaderboard" :
The Strava leaderboards DO NOT update in real time. I can't remember exactly, but they re-calculate approximately every 6 hours - or when it feels like it and has some spare processor time....
If you're worried that you've been missed out .. click on the "Recent Activity" tab and you should see your ride in there - along with many other interesting rides .. don't be shy, give a Kudos to a stranger
There's also the "Posts" area, where you can ask questions, make comments, add some stunning picture or post advice on some useful Lockdown recipes, like @TheBikePilot's world famous hot Haribo gravy.
Also, to confirm for those that worry that their rides don't show in the "Club Leaderboard" :
The Strava leaderboards DO NOT update in real time. I can't remember exactly, but they re-calculate approximately every 6 hours - or when it feels like it and has some spare processor time....
If you're worried that you've been missed out .. click on the "Recent Activity" tab and you should see your ride in there - along with many other interesting rides .. don't be shy, give a Kudos to a stranger
There's also the "Posts" area, where you can ask questions, make comments, add some stunning picture or post advice on some useful Lockdown recipes, like @TheBikePilot's world famous hot Haribo gravy.
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Make sure to have plenty of my gravy..!!
When did you stop doing that ?
Cavi
Active member
OK, so Nov 5, that was a Thurs, so how was yesterday a Monday day one of a week???? Shouldn't last Thurs been day one of week two? Or was week one a real short week???
- Thread starter
- #48
Dont stress, just ride 100km and you're good!
Cavi
Active member
Not stressing, just trying to figure it out!!!
Robs running it from the 5th until the 2nd.
However, Strava runs it's this week/last week club leaderboard totals from Sunday/Mondays, hence the week1 totals shown in Strava will also have included rides from before the 5th.
Therefore, as Rob said earlier, he'll have to work out the totals manually.
Hope that makes sense. ?
Remember, it's not a competition, it's an encouragement to go out and ride ?
Don't forget to read the small print :
100km must be ridden each week.
1000m of climbing must be reached for the first fortnight and the second fortnight.
Only rides with photo's included will count towards the totals.
At least one ride must be completed in fancy dress.
At least one ride description must say something amusing - to be judged by @Gary
Summit members must complete at least 200km's a week as you're probably fitter than the rest of us.
Virtual rides will only be entered into the virtual prize draw (ok, not really, not everyone can actually get out and ride).
This is not a completion, but whomever comes last has to do @Doomanic's bike clothing washing for 12 months.
This is not a completion, but whomever comes 2nd to last has to pay for @Doomanic's bike repairs for 3 months.
Anyone living in Lytham-St-Annes (@Wheelie_King) will be allowed to use an altitude handicap scheme of 10m=1000m
@Dax will be allowed entry to the prize draw for completing 1km
Full face helmets and full body armour must be worn for virtual rides - photographic evidence must be provided.
Or, ignore all that and very simply get out on your bike and ride 100km between the 5th November and 2nd December.
100km must be ridden each week.
1000m of climbing must be reached for the first fortnight and the second fortnight.
Only rides with photo's included will count towards the totals.
At least one ride must be completed in fancy dress.
At least one ride description must say something amusing - to be judged by @Gary
Summit members must complete at least 200km's a week as you're probably fitter than the rest of us.
Virtual rides will only be entered into the virtual prize draw (ok, not really, not everyone can actually get out and ride).
This is not a completion, but whomever comes last has to do @Doomanic's bike clothing washing for 12 months.
This is not a completion, but whomever comes 2nd to last has to pay for @Doomanic's bike repairs for 3 months.
Anyone living in Lytham-St-Annes (@Wheelie_King) will be allowed to use an altitude handicap scheme of 10m=1000m
@Dax will be allowed entry to the prize draw for completing 1km
Full face helmets and full body armour must be worn for virtual rides - photographic evidence must be provided.
Or, ignore all that and very simply get out on your bike and ride 100km between the 5th November and 2nd December.
Wheelie_King
The Spirit Level ?️
billwarwick
E*POWAH Elite
Phew, you had me going there! I really didn’t know how I was going to be able to afford Doomanics bike repairs.
Ironically, myself and a friend pushed his transit van over that hill 30 years ago when he ran out of fuel - he lived at the bottom in the sea direction. I will admit, it felt like a mountain at the time.
To this day I have no idea why he didn't just walk the few 100m home and bring some fuel back ...
Rusty
E*POWAH BOSS
Not locked down and don't do Strava - but 239km last month and 115km this month so far.
That's more often than they currently get washed...
I wouldn't want to be that guy...
I think he should get an entry if he can remember what bike he (doesn't) ride...
So, with this weeks "Strava Sunday to Sunday or Monday to Monday or Sunday to Monday or however you look at it" getting closer to it's end ...
We notice that all but 1 in the top 15 are Strava Subscribers ! The only one who's not, was on a motorbike, so we won't include that for our analysis.
Statistically, it's that simple, Subscribing to Strava not only gives you access to leaderboards and some other bits and bobs - it makes you ride further and faster !
It seems we can buy speed, power, stamina and ability for our MTB's after all !
We notice that all but 1 in the top 15 are Strava Subscribers ! The only one who's not, was on a motorbike, so we won't include that for our analysis.
Statistically, it's that simple, Subscribing to Strava not only gives you access to leaderboards and some other bits and bobs - it makes you ride further and faster !
It seems we can buy speed, power, stamina and ability for our MTB's after all !
Outside ? No one rides outside anymore. Do you know how much e-bikes cost ? What kind of crazy person would take one outside ! Not to mention that it's cold, wet, too hot, inevitably takes you further away from the fridge, higher chance of falling off, lower chance of falling off and hitting a coffee table, banned anyway in some places, wears both tyres, wears your brakes, might ride past zombie covid super spreaders.
But, not sure, several are "request to follow" so they might just be watching TV drinking a beer letting their makita cordless drill do the miles for them. Which reminds me, I'd better charge my batteries, I need to get my ranking up on Zwinder - Virtual dating for cyclists.
Week 3's Top 100 .. (or week 2.5 depending how you look at it ..)
Up to a whopping 470 members.
Fortunately, due to getting lost in the garden twice yesterday .. I just scraped into the top 100 .. But I've also made my 100k despite lockdown, so I can kickback and be lazy now.
The top 16 are all Strava Subscribers, continuing to prove that Subscribing to Strava makes you better - or lets you earn you free "Bike Miles" ...
Up to a whopping 470 members.
Fortunately, due to getting lost in the garden twice yesterday .. I just scraped into the top 100 ..
But I've also made my 100k despite lockdown, so I can kickback and be lazy now.The top 16 are all Strava Subscribers, continuing to prove that Subscribing to Strava makes you better - or lets you earn you free "Bike Miles" ...
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