richie
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You should know better than that, far from good training....



I tried strava and didn't like it! Just too much like Facebook on wheels for my liking .... and I don't like taking a telephone out on my pushbike!
So on the advise of a tosser I purchased a Garmin Edge 510.
It fires up and locks onto the GPS/Glonass satelites in 15 secs every time. Battery life just goes on and on, and you will get 10 or so 2 hour rides without problem.
Data uploads via your mobile or plugged into the laptop to the Garmin Connect website.
I just like it - It works anytime, any weather!
... and you can still send your stuff to strava if that's your thing.![]()
Whilst the data and analysis is good from a personal perspective (always seeking to improve) what drives me away from such "clubs" is that they generally become a dick measuring contest.
I improved my Garmin Edge 800 massively by installing Opensource mapping, some details here. It makes it possible to follow a route on roads you're more likely to be cycling on!
Whilst the data and analysis is good from a personal perspective (always seeking to improve) what drives me away from such "clubs" is that they generally become a dick measuring contest.
Whilst the data and analysis is good from a personal perspective (always seeking to improve) what drives me away from such "clubs" is that they generally become a dick measuring contest.
I'm in the same boat really as I'm not cycling for any competitive reasons (other than with myself) which is why I stick to Garmin Connect for the analysis and recording of rides for future use.

