I can do thatHere's a challenge for all y'all. Go for a ride without using STRAVA or any data acquisition software. Mileage and altitude OK, but nothing else.
Then report back here about how bad it sucked or how great it was.
Thanks for playing.![]()
Here's a challenge for all y'all. Go for a ride without using STRAVA or any data acquisition software. Mileage and altitude OK, but nothing else.
Then report back here about how bad it sucked or how great it was.
Thanks for playing.![]()
Pass...
I like my stats...
All of my stats. Every time I forget my Garmin I get pissed and feel I’ve lost data.
Try it once. On purpose. With other riders. If you hate it, I'll give you a full refund!Pass...
I like my stats...
All of my stats. Every time I forget my Garmin I get pissed and feel I’ve lost data.
You're addictedPass...
I like my stats...
All of my stats. Every time I forget my Garmin I get pissed and feel I’ve lost data.
Wow! That’s very generous of you!Try it once. On purpose. With other riders. If you hate it, I'll give you a full refund!
Take off eh, you hoser!You're addicted. There's probably a local chapter of Strava anonymous up there in Canads
Dammit Mark! I’m a mountain biker, not a doctor?That's because you have lost data.....Do not deny your feelings, Spock.
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And how did that make you feel Steve??I probably fall into the addict camp. I'm getting close to matching last year's stats, and all I can think of is the 2,000 feet I lost on a social Thursday when my GPS crashed.
And how did that make you feel Steve??
Touche'No-Strava challenge, pff, easy. Staying off IMTBT after a ride...likely impossible.![]()
Do you eat tacos alone?Tacos made it feel better in the moment, but it's a deep wound.
But you did write about it here...I just rode my bike really fast up and down the street several times (uhh bedding in new brake pads) and I didn’t strava it. See I’m not an addict after all...![]()