Indurain's Lungs
Legend of Garry Nelson
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My plan is en masse we HTC the s**t out of 'his' segments, with Glanders bringing home all the trophies.
Motogull
Todd Warrior
- Sep 16, 2005
- 10,475
armchairclubber
Well-known member
Nope, but I'll give you a clue Tom, his initials are M.E. (M.E, M.E)
Don't really want to put his name on here as can be doing without any fallout, he's not really my focus (at the moment anyway) and don't want to be his. Get the impression he's not all there
It gets worse though, after all the hassle of a 2 week enquiry Strava have just reinstated my 5 rides taking 'his' KOM's saying they are fine. Looks like he then tried to delete some of these segments that he had created and lost. He creates many segments with pinpoint accuracy as to where he achieves his max power / speed. Nothing like a good sportsman.
I have set them up again.
banjo
GOSBTS
Indurain's Lungs
Legend of Garry Nelson
This is just bizarre. It's like pretending to be 14 and entering a kids race (even though I'm sure I'm slower than when I was 14!) just to say you won. Where's the "glory" in trying to rig the system?
I've been converted to Strava as it adds motivation but it is not any barometer of real bike riding!
1066familyman
Radio User
- Jan 15, 2008
- 15,233
I spent quite a few years involved with kids football (as a parent and coach) and believe me some of the things you see from adults in the name of 'competition' is just plain sad. Left me quite disillusioned with the whole thing. Witnessing 11 kids start a game against 8 kids and consequently winning twentysomething nil, because the adults involved weren't prepared to level the playing field, finally did for me in the end.
As we all know though, wherever there's any kind of competition or game, there's sure to be some tit who method acts the competitive dad role. Just a shame for armchairclubber to find himself a victim of one.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1AtAQM1mNw
Wow, just wow.
Indurain's Lungs
Legend of Garry Nelson
I'm lucky my kids aren't at that age yet but I know it's coming!
In that vein, it's good to see British cycling have removed rankings for under 12s and insisted of a reduction in the pressured competition at these young ages. They've also tried to limit equipment to make it more accessible.
Indurain's Lungs
Legend of Garry Nelson
First ride out on the pro 4s today. Very nice indeed, roll smoothly and very nice to corner on.
Will have to see how they fair in the wet and if they hold up to the new forest roads (I noticed a slow puncture a few miles from home).
I'm attributing today's average speed entirely to them!
Will have to see how they fair in the wet and if they hold up to the new forest roads (I noticed a slow puncture a few miles from home).
I'm attributing today's average speed entirely to them!
Motogull
Todd Warrior
- Sep 16, 2005
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Glanders
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- Mar 12, 2012
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I don't know the bloke but he sounds like a proper tool. Just checked the results of the Rovers' TTs and his times are pretty pony, so I think the 'Competitive Dad' conclusions are probably spot on!
Pogue Mahone
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- Apr 30, 2011
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Sounds like Eastbourne Rovers is full of fine, upstanding citizens.
Bold Seagull
strong and stable with me, or...
[MENTION=19321]Pogue Mahone[/MENTION] [MENTION=435]Stat Brother[/MENTION] [MENTION=225]Hamilton[/MENTION]
Strava success!
So, SB sent me his garmin file which I converted and opened in Adze (Mac app) where I could edit the file from where John reached level with my house, to the point where my strava recording eventually started by deleting tracks I didn't need. I was able to export this new file as a .gpx and import it as a second activity on Strava so my miles were REAL afterall!!
I was actually able to export my Strava activity and link it to John's in Adze for a complete ride activity, but when exported it lost time data or something and Strava didn't like it importing back in. So I'm happy with 2 activities recording that mornings efforts!
Anyway, I thought I'd share this as it is possible to edit someone's gps data if you have ridden with them down to the portion of the ride yours missed, then import back into Strava.
Only draw back is having to put up with SB's slower segment times...
Strava success!
So, SB sent me his garmin file which I converted and opened in Adze (Mac app) where I could edit the file from where John reached level with my house, to the point where my strava recording eventually started by deleting tracks I didn't need. I was able to export this new file as a .gpx and import it as a second activity on Strava so my miles were REAL afterall!!
I was actually able to export my Strava activity and link it to John's in Adze for a complete ride activity, but when exported it lost time data or something and Strava didn't like it importing back in. So I'm happy with 2 activities recording that mornings efforts!
Anyway, I thought I'd share this as it is possible to edit someone's gps data if you have ridden with them down to the portion of the ride yours missed, then import back into Strava.
Only draw back is having to put up with SB's slower segment times...
Fortunately for you, you lost me after Garmin file.[MENTION=19321]Pogue Mahone[/MENTION] [MENTION=435]Stat Brother[/MENTION] [MENTION=225]Hamilton[/MENTION]
Strava success!
So, SB sent me his garmin file which I converted and opened in Adze (Mac app) where I could edit the file from where John reached level with my house, to the point where my strava recording eventually started by deleting tracks I didn't need. I was able to export this new file as a .gpx and import it as a second activity on Strava so my miles were REAL afterall!!
I was actually able to export my Strava activity and link it to John's in Adze for a complete ride activity, but when exported it lost time data or something and Strava didn't like it importing back in. So I'm happy with 2 activities recording that mornings efforts!
Anyway, I thought I'd share this as it is possible to edit someone's gps data if you have ridden with them down to the portion of the ride yours missed, then import back into Strava.
Only draw back is having to put up with SB's slower segment times...
It must be tough having all of those 54 new trophies. doubleOnly draw back is having to put up with SB's slower segment times...
Including all those ones from your front door to the pier.
Where if I remember rightly you said "I rode past just to make sure I get the Strava".
Might I suggest in future you say "Can I have your file, just to make sure". triple
On a somewhat more sensible note, I've been really struggling to get a new jersey.
This morning, having once again gone through all the usual sites I was on the verge of blowing the:-
Team Geek Assemble conch
when I stumbled across
http://www.conquestcyclewear.com/
Their kit at full price gets very good reviews, and now it seems to be half price.
The jersey should be with me tomorrow, if it's any good I'll let you know.
This morning, having once again gone through all the usual sites I was on the verge of blowing the:-
Team Geek Assemble conch
when I stumbled across
http://www.conquestcyclewear.com/
Their kit at full price gets very good reviews, and now it seems to be half price.
The jersey should be with me tomorrow, if it's any good I'll let you know.
Bold Seagull
strong and stable with me, or...
It must be tough having all of those 54 new trophies. double
Including all those ones from your front door to the pier.
Where if I remember rightly you said "I rode past just to make sure I get the Strava".
Might I suggest in future you say "Can I have your file, just to make sure". triple
Should have been more!
banjo
GOSBTS
Stat forgive if I'm wrong but I've ridden up and down Pouter's Lane and I can't find this massive 14% climb anywhere 
