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  • mtb-idle
    mtb-idle Posts: 2,179
    do I gotta be the one to say this?

    It's a segment that's hidden...
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  • willy b
    willy b Posts: 4,125
    I'm not really sure why segments are hidden.

    In other news only 1 hour and 29 minute to go then i'll finish the Train like Taylor challenge. Shame I only have 30 mins ride this evening :(
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  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Posts: 79,667
    Sorry willy...
    http://app.strava.com/activities/47136403
  • willy b
    willy b Posts: 4,125
    coriordan wrote:
    Sorry willy...
    http://app.strava.com/activities/47136403

    :twisted: I've held that for over a year! Not a nice email to wake upto. Good speed though Sir.
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  • willy b
    willy b Posts: 4,125
    coriordan wrote:
    Sorry willy...
    http://app.strava.com/activities/47136403

    :twisted: I've held that for over a year! Not a nice email to wake upto. Good speed though Sir.
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  • cyclingprop
    cyclingprop Posts: 2,426
    Sharkyssurfers wrote:
    yeah i have the same problem, after awhile i just cut and paste the activities onto a folder on my computer, so it frees up space and allows stat sites to upload quicker

    Wiped and reset device and now it all works again. Hmmmm
    What do you mean you think 64cm is a big frame?
  • jonginge
    jonginge Posts: 5,945
    cyclingprop wrote:
    Sharkyssurfers wrote:
    yeah i have the same problem, after awhile i just cut and paste the activities onto a folder on my computer, so it frees up space and allows stat sites to upload quicker

    Wiped and reset device and now it all works again. Hmmmm
    I had that issue. Not sure if it's the update to the strava website or IE autoupdating to version 10 that caused the issue. Firefox worked fine without resetting anything. It may be the Garmin Communicator plugin doesn't play nicely with IE10. I'm going with the Stupid IE, Stupid Microsoft answer.
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  • dhope
    dhope Posts: 6,699
    willy b wrote:
    coriordan wrote:
    Sorry willy...
    http://app.strava.com/activities/47136403

    :twisted: I've held that for over a year! Not a nice email to wake upto. Good speed though Sir.
    Should flag that. Average 190HR, max 250HR. Clearly he lent his bike to a hamster to clock that KOM :roll:
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  • cyclingprop
    cyclingprop Posts: 2,426
    JonGinge wrote:

    Wiped and reset device and now it all works again. Hmmmm
    I had that issue. Not sure if it's the update to the strava website or IE autoupdating to version 10 that caused the issue. Firefox worked fine without resetting anything. It may be the Garmin Communicator plugin doesn't play nicely with IE10. I'm going with the Stupid IE, Stupid Microsoft answer.[/quote]

    Ah, mine stopped playing on all browsers but now is back.
    What do you mean you think 64cm is a big frame?
  • jonginge
    jonginge Posts: 5,945
    cyclingprop wrote:
    JonGinge wrote:
    cyclingprop wrote:
    Wiped and reset device and now it all works again. Hmmmm
    I had that issue. Not sure if it's the update to the strava website or IE autoupdating to version 10 that caused the issue. Firefox worked fine without resetting anything. It may be the Garmin Communicator plugin doesn't play nicely with IE10. I'm going with the Stupid IE, Stupid Microsoft answer.

    Ah, mine stopped playing on all browsers but now is back.
    OK, probably a different thing then.

    I do periodically remove old activities from the device. It makes it quicker to save and upload new data.
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  • vermin
    vermin Posts: 1,739
    OT, but has anyone spotted a difference between IE9 and IE10. I'm stumped.
  • veronese68
    veronese68 Posts: 27,821
    I got an email from Strava last night some bugger has taken a KOM I had in Richmond Park on the trail. That's halved my KOM count. I'll have to search for some rarely used segments.
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  • veronese68
    veronese68 Posts: 27,821
    vermin wrote:
    OT, but has anyone spotted a difference between IE9 and IE10. I'm stumped.
    Some stuff that worked on IE9 doesn't work on IE10.
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  • vermin
    vermin Posts: 1,739
    Veronese68 wrote:
    vermin wrote:
    OT, but has anyone spotted a difference between IE9 and IE10. I'm stumped.
    Some stuff that worked on IE9 doesn't work on IE10.

    Yup, that was my early assessment.

    Re the KOM loss, bad luck. One of mine was nabbed a couple of days ago, by someone who had recorded an average speed of 35mph up a steep hill; he started at around 25mph at the bottom of the climb, and accelerated to 50 mph at the top. I regained my KOM a day later.
  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Posts: 79,667
    dhope wrote:
    willy b wrote:
    coriordan wrote:
    Sorry willy...
    http://app.strava.com/activities/47136403

    :twisted: I've held that for over a year! Not a nice email to wake upto. Good speed though Sir.
    Should flag that. Average 190HR, max 250HR. Clearly he lent his bike to a hamster to clock that KOM :roll:

    Garmin standard HRM has been reading high for a while - check out my rides over easter!
    Might upgrade to premium, but not sure if it will make a difference.
  • cyclingprop
    cyclingprop Posts: 2,426
    Check the battery.
    What do you mean you think 64cm is a big frame?
  • willy b
    willy b Posts: 4,125
    coriordan wrote:
    dhope wrote:
    willy b wrote:
    coriordan wrote:
    Sorry willy...
    http://app.strava.com/activities/47136403

    :twisted: I've held that for over a year! Not a nice email to wake upto. Good speed though Sir.
    Should flag that. Average 190HR, max 250HR. Clearly he lent his bike to a hamster to clock that KOM :roll:

    Garmin standard HRM has been reading high for a while - check out my rides over easter!
    Might upgrade to premium, but not sure if it will make a difference.

    No need to flag, that's a perfectly possible time & speed. Plus I can just take it back now I have something to aim for. :twisted:
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  • tetm
    tetm Posts: 564
    willy b wrote:
    coriordan wrote:
    dhope wrote:
    willy b wrote:
    coriordan wrote:
    Sorry willy...
    http://app.strava.com/activities/47136403

    :twisted: I've held that for over a year! Not a nice email to wake upto. Good speed though Sir.
    Should flag that. Average 190HR, max 250HR. Clearly he lent his bike to a hamster to clock that KOM :roll:

    Garmin standard HRM has been reading high for a while - check out my rides over easter!
    Might upgrade to premium, but not sure if it will make a difference.

    No need to flag, that's a perfectly possible time & speed. Plus I can just take it back now I have something to aim for. :twisted:

    I can vouch for coriordan's time, as I was a few second behind him... Also, either his heart or his chest strap are fecked and tend to be 20-40bpm higher than a human at any time, though now you say it dhope, his legs are quite similar to a hamster's...
  • dhope
    dhope Posts: 6,699
    tetm wrote:
    willy b wrote:
    coriordan wrote:
    dhope wrote:
    willy b wrote:
    coriordan wrote:
    Sorry willy...
    http://app.strava.com/activities/47136403

    :twisted: I've held that for over a year! Not a nice email to wake upto. Good speed though Sir.
    Should flag that. Average 190HR, max 250HR. Clearly he lent his bike to a hamster to clock that KOM :roll:

    Garmin standard HRM has been reading high for a while - check out my rides over easter!
    Might upgrade to premium, but not sure if it will make a difference.

    No need to flag, that's a perfectly possible time & speed. Plus I can just take it back now I have something to aim for. :twisted:

    I can vouch for coriordan's time, as I was a few second behind him... Also, either his heart or his chest strap are fecked and tend to be 20-40bpm higher than a human at any time, though now you say it dhope, his legs are quite similar to a hamster's...
    You missed the chance to use him as a leadout and nip past for the KOM at the last minute? Shame :D
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  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Posts: 79,667
    I did start the lead out but he couldn't keep up
  • Blonde Cyclist
    Blonde Cyclist Posts: 328
    coriordan wrote:
    dhope wrote:
    willy b wrote:
    coriordan wrote:
    Sorry willy...
    http://app.strava.com/activities/47136403

    :twisted: I've held that for over a year! Not a nice email to wake upto. Good speed though Sir.
    Should flag that. Average 190HR, max 250HR. Clearly he lent his bike to a hamster to clock that KOM :roll:

    Garmin standard HRM has been reading high for a while - check out my rides over easter!
    Might upgrade to premium, but not sure if it will make a difference.

    There is a known problem with Garmin HR belts where they suddenly fail and start giving truly random readings - I once recorded 260bpm waiting at a set of traffic lights... The good news is that Garmin are really accomodating and if you ring them up (the number is on the website somewhere) and quote your serial number and explain the problem they will send out a new one for you (although I always made sure I changed the battery first, just in case).
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  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Posts: 79,667
    Oooh. Thanks BC. I bought it from here, but the guy kindly included the receipt from when he 1st bought it, so fingers x'd.
  • Blonde Cyclist
    Blonde Cyclist Posts: 328
    I've had to contact them twice now about it and they haven't asked for proof of purchase - just a serial number. So hopefully it should be pretty straight forward for you!
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  • tetm
    tetm Posts: 564
    dhope wrote:
    tetm wrote:
    willy b wrote:
    coriordan wrote:
    dhope wrote:
    willy b wrote:
    coriordan wrote:
    Sorry willy...
    http://app.strava.com/activities/47136403

    :twisted: I've held that for over a year! Not a nice email to wake upto. Good speed though Sir.
    Should flag that. Average 190HR, max 250HR. Clearly he lent his bike to a hamster to clock that KOM :roll:

    Garmin standard HRM has been reading high for a while - check out my rides over easter!
    Might upgrade to premium, but not sure if it will make a difference.

    No need to flag, that's a perfectly possible time & speed. Plus I can just take it back now I have something to aim for. :twisted:

    I can vouch for coriordan's time, as I was a few second behind him... Also, either his heart or his chest strap are fecked and tend to be 20-40bpm higher than a human at any time, though now you say it dhope, his legs are quite similar to a hamster's...
    You missed the chance to use him as a leadout and nip past for the KOM at the last minute? Shame :D

    I led him out up to a steady 32mph and allowed him the glory. I'm too kind.

    PS, he fibs.
  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Posts: 79,667
    pah!
    I led you out beautifully to latch onto a passing car, which you wimped out on, so I decided that if you didn't want the KOM, I'd gladly have it myself.
  • willy b
    willy b Posts: 4,125
    Ah so you got the KOM by drafting/cheating ;) Mine was a solo effort.
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  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Posts: 79,667
    It was a sort-of joint effort. No cars were drafted in the winning of that KOM
  • corriebee1
    corriebee1 Posts: 390
    Not sure if such a small segment (less than a mile) really counts, but I got my first KOM on last night's commute home (along the Cambridge guided bus route). Was really rather chuffed with m'self!! Tried to keep the pace up and take the next one (an extention of the first) but ended up 2nd.

    I was wearing trainers, baggy shorts and carrying a rucksack so i reckon there's a few more seconds to come off that! (which means there's also a perfectly good chance that a "proper cyclist" wil nip up there and smash it!).

    It was done totally solo though, and dodging a few pedestrians!

    http://app.strava.com/activities/47226821#821984389
  • moscowflyer
    moscowflyer Posts: 540
    After weeks of trying and nearly throwing up through the effort a number of times, I finally got the outright KOM on a segment this morning having tied it a couple of weeks back. More a psychological victory than a physical one as it was really starting to bother me. I don't care if it gets taken now, I can rest easy knowing I did have it in me after all!

    http://app.strava.com/activities/47309864#824036923
  • roger_merriman
    roger_merriman Posts: 6,165
    Well got a KOM again though this time seems I was doing 35mph around swinley, in other words a short segment in a wooded area gives duff times, well i never!

    Also inspired by the tunnel thread, i created a segment for the Gelli Fellen Tunnel which is on the Clydach Gorge railway, to see if any one else was daft enough to go though as well, so far answer is no...

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