Garmin Edge 1000 and Strava Segments

Sutton_Rider
Sutton_Rider Posts: 493
edited April 2019 in Road general
I've looked through the manuals, but can't find the answers. I'm thinking of upgrading to an Edge 1000 form an 800. I'm interested in getting Strava segment data while on my rides. I have a couple of questions.
1. Do you have to have a premium membership account to Strava to get live segments?
2. Do you need a data feed via a mobile phone while riding? (I don't carry a smart phone while riding).
3. Or can you upload the segments of interest to the Garmin and get notification and info when approaching one?
I'm not sure how it all works any info would be welcome. Thanks.

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  • N0bodyOfTheGoat
    N0bodyOfTheGoat Posts: 6,057
    If it's like my Lezyne Super GPS...
    Yes
    No
    Yes

    However, the live segment timing is only of use if you smash your previous segment PB, if you are a few seconds either way on live timing it could go either way when you upload the ride to Strava.
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  • daniel_b
    daniel_b Posts: 11,985
    Yes and No as per nitrous oxides reply.
    For the 3rd pretty sure you just need to 'star' the segments to make them flag up when riding.
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  • Sutton_Rider
    Sutton_Rider Posts: 493
    Thanks guys for the quick replies. One more question. If you don't have a premium account with Strava, (as per Q1) what would the effect be on the 1000 during the ride regarding segments?
  • zeee
    zeee Posts: 103
    You need a premium account but I subscribed for one month starred all the segments then unsubscribed and I still get live segments. There is also a way to do this for free using a 3rd party website https://youtu.be/AFErRm1l-Gg.

    As already said you don't need any data connection to use the live segments once loaded onto your garmin.
  • Sutton_Rider
    Sutton_Rider Posts: 493
    That's great Zeee, just what I needed to know. Thanks.
  • super_davo
    super_davo Posts: 1,228
    Also worth noting that since Strava changed its premium service to Summit, you only need one of the packs to get access to live segments.

    I have the analysis pack which cost me £18 for a year, and it gives me all of the old premium features I would actually use. For example Live Segments, power and HR analysis, the ability to download old rides and turn into routes for future use.

    I know a lot of "premium services" are a rip off, but that seems pretty reasonable, and at that price hardly worth gaming the system by paying for a month as suggested.
  • Sutton_Rider
    Sutton_Rider Posts: 493
    I think I'll do the same, I only need the analysis pack.

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