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Started by Gus K. Last reply by Pete Roberts on Sunday. 21 Replies 0 Likes
Do you give Kudos? Do you give it easily or what makes someone's ride Kudos-able? Distance, suffer level, rain, cold, gold medals, KOMs or QOMs...Sometimes I get a…Continue
Started by Peter Macdonald. Last reply by Nick Lothian May 16. 6 Replies 0 Likes
Anyone noticing that more and more segments are being listed as hazardous by anonymous riders?2 of my segments have recently been blacklisted yet they are fairly gentle downhill runs with KOM's well below the speed limit and with no intersections or…Continue
Started by snappy_don. Last reply by Christine Meijborg Apr 16. 2 Replies 0 Likes
A number of people I ride with have noticed how Strava sometimes eems to make up it's own altitude gains which will be wildly different for riders all riding the same hills. Sometimes the difference might be 15-20% between what my Bryton Rider30…Continue
Started by Nick Lothian. Last reply by Nick Lothian Apr 7. 11 Replies 5 Likes
I thought this was interesting - the top 100 by distance ridden for March from the Adelaide Cyclists Strava club (hopefully the formatting is preserved). Via …Continue
Started by Nick Lothian. Last reply by Torsten Bunge Apr 3. 8 Replies 0 Likes
Ride: http://app.strava.com/activities/46401602 - see the segment called "…Continue
Started by Katie Hannan. Last reply by Adam R Mar 31. 20 Replies 0 Likes
Today I discovered that people can see where you live when they create a segment based on where your ride starts, even when you have privacy set to block out your house/work/ride start locations from your ride maps.Continue
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Comment by Dahondude 14 hours ago Hi Rob
For Q1 you could do it manually, though it might be a fiddle. You can calculate the wattage needed to ride along a known length of road with a known vertical gain for a certain time (power needed = bike + rider weight (kg) x 9.8 x elevation gain (metres) / time (seconds) = power (watts). Add 10% for rolling and air resistance.). Or visa versa, if you know wattage, road length and vertical gain you should be able to calculate overall time. You could then ride that climb at whatever speed you want, and modify the file off your garmin by changing the time column to match the required time. Upload this back onto the Garmin and use it as a course. It would be a little fiddly to get right given Garmins sample every second (or maybe less).
For example- The Old Freeway = 8.8 km with a vertical gain of 440m
So for me: (10kg (bike) + 70kg (me))x 9.8 x 420/25x60 (25 min climb) = 241Watts (with the 10% added) which is pretty close to the Strava estimate of my power for my best time on that Segment.
So lets say I want to ride at 300W - Time = (10+70)x9.8X420/(300/1.1) = 20min.
So I go and modify an existing Garmin file with that segment and set the start time =0, end time =20min and then spread the time intervals for each GPS point evenly between these two extremes. Knowing that the Old Freeway isnt a constant gradient, your VTP will sometimes get ahead of you (on steeper sections) but you should catch him up on the flatter sections.
Make sense?
Comment by Rob Wood 19 hours ago Few things on my mind thought I would throw out to the strav group
1. Does anyone know of any webtools that will develop a garmin "virtual partner" for a specified segment based on a designated wattage? Im aware this may be difficult due to inaccuracy in elevation data but this would be very useful for longer climbs.
2. Given all the garmin elevation data strava must have on record, surely they could be utilising this to develop improved local elevation information. Not only would this be useful for their own services but I imagine with such a large data source it would be fairly accurate and they could sell this information back to google and others?
Comment by Tim B on Sunday
Comment by Tim B (the running man) on Saturday Had a look at the rest of his activities, they are all pretty weird, look like he is on a trail bike in the middle of the state or something. I have flagged a few.
Comment by Tim B on Saturday
Comment by Phil Crick on Saturday Another clown:
http://app.strava.com/activities/54805356
Max speed of 153kmh, isn't that an instant ban and you get your vehicle confiscated for a while?
I have flagged it.
Comment by Darren on May 13, 2013 at 12:04 Uh oh! Tim B just broke Strava!
Now get out there, have fun and be safe.
-Your friends at Strava
Comment by Tim B on May 13, 2013 at 11:49 Tim, I've just logged on to the support link without problems (for some reason my walks have been recording double km's!!)
Comment by Tim B on May 13, 2013 at 9:45 © 2013 Created by Gus K.


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