Well, say what you want, but every beta test I have seen has been pretty polished.avro707c wrote:http://blog.strava.com/preview-new-ride-pages-6769/
Yeah, it's thing that looks like you have to be invited to test. I'll let other people find out what is broken.
Yep my one & only gripe of STRAVA, no segment moderation.CLP wrote:hurrah! I finally have the new interface. and very nice it is too
the visualisation of the segments underneath the ride plot is pretty handy when you have overlapping segments. It also points out how many clowns have defined near identical segments :/
They do, but are very reluctant to roll it out. Whos segment is right? I will see if I can find the discussion re Beach Road. And that isn't the worst of them apparently.Flinty72 wrote:Yep my one & only gripe of STRAVA, no segment moderation.CLP wrote:hurrah! I finally have the new interface. and very nice it is too
the visualisation of the segments underneath the ride plot is pretty handy when you have overlapping segments. It also points out how many clowns have defined near identical segments :/
With how smart they have made some of the functions you'd think they'd implement an algorithm for segments that are clearly for the same piece of road. Start & finish positions with metres of each other.
Indeed.. an ARSE Club Would be grand!nutty wrote:Do we have an ARSE club?
http://www.strava.com/clubs/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
should set one up
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[/url] As per Veloviewer Twitter feedRaceshape is now part of Strava! Read more.
This website will close its doors on October 1st, 2014.
Either way the features are very cool...Paul Mach, the creator of RaceShape has been working at Strava for a while now and I'm sure you've noticed his Heatmap making its way onto the main Strava site a while ago.
Well, now his original and most excellent RaceShape comparison tool has gone live on the main Strava site.
first time i ever saw the replay type thing was on veloviewer/veloflow about 2 years ago (see here). I think they had to take it down because Strava wasn't happy. Not sure if Raceshape had their own at that time, or they picked up the pieces of the Veloflow and ran with it, except with the blessing of strava. Either way, it looks like a cool toyFlinty72 wrote:These new features are not from Veloviewer but rather Raceshape: http://raceshape.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;Raceshape is now part of Strava! Read more.
This website will close its doors on October 1st, 2014.
[url=steam://friends/add/76561197971333750][/url] can you use virtual training partner for this? the Garmin 800 can do this, and I think the Garmin 500. this will give you a real time update in terms of "X metres behind/ahead".plastik8 wrote:Strava gurus:
I have recently been hooked on beating a certain ~30 minute hill climb segment PB.
I don't have a Garmin 1000, but I'd like to somehow know my instantaneous relative position to my PB, as I am riding (if such an app exists, I'll go and buy one of those quad lock phone mount jobbies).
Is there an app for iPhone that will show you this info? Doesn't necessarily have to be strava. I know the Garmin 1000 has this functionality, but I don't want to fork out $600+.
Note: the strava real time segment function only reports your segment result immediately after the completion of the segment. Not really "real time" if you ask me!
Cheers
This is pretty much what I'm after - but I don't want to buy a Garmin....CLP wrote:can you use virtual training partner for this? the Garmin 800 can do this, and I think the Garmin 500. this will give you a real time update in terms of "X metres behind/ahead".plastik8 wrote:Strava gurus:
I have recently been hooked on beating a certain ~30 minute hill climb segment PB.
I don't have a Garmin 1000, but I'd like to somehow know my instantaneous relative position to my PB, as I am riding (if such an app exists, I'll go and buy one of those quad lock phone mount jobbies).
Is there an app for iPhone that will show you this info? Doesn't necessarily have to be strava. I know the Garmin 1000 has this functionality, but I don't want to fork out $600+.
Note: the strava real time segment function only reports your segment result immediately after the completion of the segment. Not really "real time" if you ask me!
Cheers
The Garmin 1000 does it really well though, because it automatically detects your active segment. I think that it is something that is technically possible on a smartphone, but I guess there isn't a market for it, because not many people have their smart phone mounted to their bikes.You are 100% correct. However, it would only need to be compared against your own PB. So yes, it would need to have downloaded the position vs time for the entire segment of your PB, and compare it against this. (Rather than a simple total time).norbs wrote:I dont know i there are any that can do that. It would be difficult to do anyway because everyone would ride the hill at different speeds at different points.
If you do a compare of your 2 best times on Strava now, you'll see what I mean. (Compare might only be for Premium).
[url=steam://friends/add/76561197971333750][/url] Ah!! sorry.. my misunderstanding. I thought you already had lower spec garmin and just didn't want to buy a Garmin 1000plastik8 wrote: This is pretty much what I'm after - but I don't want to buy a Garmin....
[url=steam://friends/add/76561197971333750][/url] yep.. my mate has one. That function seems to work ok, but be warned that the 510 isn't the most bug proof piece of equipment ever produced!plastik8 wrote:OK, doing a bit more research, apparently this feature has now been enabled on the cheaper Garmin 510 also.
Looks like I'll have to go and find myself a 510 then. Love the HUD overlay on the 2nd video too!
