Tentatively starting to use Strava...
rodgers73
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I'm going to ride my commute tomorrow with the Garmin on.
What do I need to do to upload the results to Strava?
Do I just set the timer running when I set off and stop it when I get there or do I save it somewhere or something?
How do I upload it once I'm hooked up to the website??
(I'm using the Edge 705)
What do I need to do to upload the results to Strava?
Do I just set the timer running when I set off and stop it when I get there or do I save it somewhere or something?
How do I upload it once I'm hooked up to the website??
(I'm using the Edge 705)
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You're in the same boat as me! Just connect your Garmin and upload when you're on Strava (there's a button) and hey presto there's your ride.
you need to reset your profile to something resembling yourself and Strava automatically detects other people who've ridden your routes or parts of and compares times and climbs etc.
It is really good fun especially when you start following folk or they follow you !
Best of luck0 -
if you dont want people like pinarello001 to find out where you live and bombard you with haggis then have a look at your privacy settings - it lets you create an 'exclusion zone' of up to a kilometre around your house so nefarious dudes can't get their hands on your luvverly bike.The dissenter is every human being at those moments of his life when he resigns
momentarily from the herd and thinks for himself.0 -
Got you - so I've got to hit the start button when I set off (and then stop!) and that's it?
No messing about on the Garmin's settings etc??0 -
Cleat Eastwood wrote:if you dont want people like pinarello001 to find out where you live and bombard you with haggis then have a look at your privacy settings - it lets you create an 'exclusion zone' of up to a kilometre around your house so nefarious dudes can't get their hands on your luvverly bike.
Got you, thanks for that. Not that many would crave my old Secteur!0 -
Ride as normal with Garmin running, save ride when finished. Get home and upload to Strava and see how slow you are then do the same again next time your out and try harder only to see that you're still slow.
It's a slippery slopeI've added a signature to prove it is still possible.0 -
redvee wrote:Ride as normal with Garmin running, save ride when finished. Get home and upload to Strava and see how slow you are then do the same again next time your out and try harder only to see that you're still slow.
It's a slippery slope
Slow! Speak for yourself...I am f*****g slow actually!“If you do what always do, you'll get what you always get.”0