Hi All,
Is there any way, or does any model of garmin notify you that you are entering a segment while on the move?
Cheers.
Garmin & Strava segments on the move?
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Garmin & Strava segments on the move?Hi All,
Is there any way, or does any model of garmin notify you that you are entering a segment while on the move? Cheers. ![]()
Re: Garmin & Strava segments on the move?I wouldn't think so - the respective companies / manufacturers would probably be loathe to do so, as it would then be a prima-facie admission that they promote racing (for best times) on public roads / paths. The (potential) civil liability exposure would be enormous - just look at some of the suits being fought in the US at present, with regard to Strava segment chasing.
cheers 'dale CAAD10 - Ultegra6700 | Giant Defy 1 - DA7800
Re: Garmin & Strava segments on the move?now, this isn't an easy thing to do, but you can set this up.
1. go on strava, find a segment of interest, download the SEGMENT .gpx file 2. go to garmin connect and upload the gpx file as a 'course' 3. upload the course to your garmin 4. go to courses on your garmin and select one of the ones you uploaded. as far as i know there is no way to do this automatically or even in a semi automated fashion. but it can be done, and might come in handy if you are targeting a specific KOM?
Re: Garmin & Strava segments on the move?Predicting this topic will make the Tsar Bomba explosion look like a fizzle!
The best method is just to manually add them to your Garmin device, or just remember where particular ones are. But really, none of us ever fight for Strava segments - we are all slow careful riders (yeah right). Trek Madone 4.5, Giant TCR Advanced SL3 ISP Di2 (the green machine)
Re: Garmin & Strava segments on the move?Thanks all, will have a look at this soon. Then will let you know how i went.
Cheers again ![]()
Re: Garmin & Strava segments on the move?Look at the " Alternative Leader Board " on veloviewer is broken and you will see that it will not be much use have such a function... but it is interesting.
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