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Re: ACF Strava Club
Postby macca33 » Tue Aug 20, 2013 10:57 pm
cheers
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Re: ACF Strava Club
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Re: ACF Strava Club
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Re: ACF Strava Club
Postby Xplora » Mon Aug 26, 2013 9:24 pm
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Postby Dan » Mon Aug 26, 2013 9:32 pm
Be sure to improve upon the previous KOM by just one second, thoughLukeyboy wrote:Go for it
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Re: ACF Strava Club
Postby toolonglegs » Mon Aug 26, 2013 9:34 pm
Go for the tough ones... I know the ones that are tough but with in my reach on a great day, then there are the ones way out of reach but I like trying for them as well. Half you guys in Oz seem to cover about 2000 segments on every ride .
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Re: ACF Strava Club
Postby DTdotcom » Mon Aug 26, 2013 9:38 pm
FFS there's like 50 for both Mt Gravatt & Mt Cootha these days
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Re: ACF Strava Club
Postby g-boaf » Mon Aug 26, 2013 10:04 pm
A KOM is a KOM! Go for it. Set the bar high enough that it discourages others. It usually works - with a couple of exceptions.Xplora wrote:Ethics of Kom'ing your local rides? I searched m suburb and I have about 5 segments that will be easy to take as long as my GPS doesn't go walkabout, but they are clearly not public segments. To raise the bar by 10kmh seems to be cruel. But then again? A penny for your thoughts gents?
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Re: ACF Strava Club
Postby Lukeyboy » Mon Aug 26, 2013 10:20 pm
That's because some fancy pants keeps flagging the segmentsDimma wrote:I'm hearing you Ian, the worst is when there are two or even three segments for the one section.
FFS there's like 50 for both Mt Gravatt & Mt Cootha these days
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Re: ACF Strava Club
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Postby singlespeedscott » Tue Aug 27, 2013 7:59 am
It is also possible that someone has logged the 2011, 1200km PBP. As a matter of interest the fastest rider that year was Christophe Bocquet. He completed it in 44h 13'
Maybe you could also look for a RAAM cyclists STRAVA account.
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Re: ACF Strava Club
Postby Xplora » Tue Aug 27, 2013 8:35 am
Dan, that is pure evil. Although I think that might be zozza's tactic. I am thinking about leaving early tonight to pick some low lying fruit then. I think some of these things are a bit silly. They require balls of steel to consider taking them - like the most dangerous stretch of road in my area is part of a slow segment. I hit 63 down the slope trying to keep the traffic calm. This is not a recipe for a popular segment.....
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Re: ACF Strava Club
Postby g-boaf » Tue Aug 27, 2013 8:47 am
Nah, get the KOM and then lobby to have bollards or the like installed "for safety reasons".Xplora wrote:Only 50? The M7 must have had hundreds. Borderline useless because a new one pops up every couple of days.
Dan, that is pure evil. Although I think that might be zozza's tactic. I am thinking about leaving early tonight to pick some low lying fruit then. I think some of these things are a bit silly. They require balls of steel to consider taking them - like the most dangerous stretch of road in my area is part of a slow segment. I hit 63 down the slope trying to keep the traffic calm. This is not a recipe for a popular segment.....
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Re: ACF Strava Club
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Re: ACF Strava Club
Postby g-boaf » Tue Aug 27, 2013 9:22 am
Get yourself a lead-out too.
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Re: ACF Strava Club
Postby DTdotcom » Tue Aug 27, 2013 9:38 am
That's on a single Cat 4 climb.Xplora wrote:Only 50? The M7 must have had hundreds. Borderline useless because a new one pops up every couple of days.
Dan, that is pure evil. Although I think that might be zozza's tactic. I am thinking about leaving early tonight to pick some low lying fruit then. I think some of these things are a bit silly. They require balls of steel to consider taking them - like the most dangerous stretch of road in my area is part of a slow segment. I hit 63 down the slope trying to keep the traffic calm. This is not a recipe for a popular segment.....
For a basic River loop which is the shortest ride I do, I haven't counted but would be at least 300 segments.
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Re: ACF Strava Club
Postby ldrcycles » Tue Aug 27, 2013 11:38 am
Reid Anderton's biggest day was 537km, I've seen a couple of RAAM riders but they uploaded the files as stages, so from one checkpoint to the next, only a few hundred k at a time. I'll click the 'explore' button and have a look around western france .singlespeedscott wrote:I think that Aussie Challenge guy would have done a longer day than that.
It is also possible that someone has logged the 2011, 1200km PBP. As a matter of interest the fastest rider that year was Christophe Bocquet. He completed it in 44h 13'
Maybe you could also look for a RAAM cyclists STRAVA account.
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Re: ACF Strava Club
Postby marinmomma » Tue Aug 27, 2013 7:55 pm
Dimma wrote:I'm hearing you Ian, the worst is when there are two or even three segments for the one section.
FFS there's like 50 for both Mt Gravatt & Mt Cootha these days
Yes, but you can star the ones that you are using as your markers now on Strava...easy to find the segments that mean the most to you!
I have one starred for Mt G, Mt C, Nebo and Glorious.
Springbrook, Beechmont and O'Reilly's have less duplicates...not as popular, but they are my favourite climbs
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Re: ACF Strava Club
Postby marinmomma » Tue Aug 27, 2013 7:58 pm
Lukeyboy wrote:That's because some fancy pants keeps flagging the segmentsDimma wrote:I'm hearing you Ian, the worst is when there are two or even three segments for the one section.
FFS there's like 50 for both Mt Gravatt & Mt Cootha these days
The buggers flag the downhill segments...and take away my chances for a QOM
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Re: ACF Strava Club
Postby jasonc » Tue Aug 27, 2013 8:04 pm
you're better than thatmarinmomma wrote:Lukeyboy wrote:That's because some fancy pants keeps flagging the segmentsDimma wrote:I'm hearing you Ian, the worst is when there are two or even three segments for the one section.
FFS there's like 50 for both Mt Gravatt & Mt Cootha these days
The buggers flag the downhill segments...and take away my chances for a QOM
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