Er, peddle up?

I've been playing with my new toy (a Garmin Edge 800) in direct contravention of Rule 74 
On my first test rides it's immediately apparent that I’m not peddling enough (see log extract below).

Is this unusual? Watching the pro riders it seems that there are almost always peddling unless there is a risk of spinning out e.g. during a long descent. So I guess I should take a cue from my forum moniker and er, peddle up. :oops:

On my first test rides it's immediately apparent that I’m not peddling enough (see log extract below).

Is this unusual? Watching the pro riders it seems that there are almost always peddling unless there is a risk of spinning out e.g. during a long descent. So I guess I should take a cue from my forum moniker and er, peddle up. :oops:
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One word of warning about the cadence... keep an eye on your pedal magnet as I have lost count of how many have fallen off my bike...
One thing I would do is enable your Garmin for elevation corrections as should be more accurate.
Don't enable elevation corrections, it has a barometer, just set your home altitude and it's pretty darn accurate.
RE. cadence, you might need to change the settings to "do not include zeros" in the data recording settings.