Strava Rubbing It In?

[Razors Edge ★]

With FIVE identical emails about the awesome Mr Durst grabbing my Local Legend title????  Granted I took it back from him a couple days ago, but still...

We'll likely continue to go back and forth as I often finish my ride with that climb, so now I just have to remember to do it every time

[Square Wheels]

What's a strava?

[Thaddeus Kosciuszko]

You durst grab the title back from him?

 

[donkpow]

Does it say if Lance poops in his shorts? It could be his secret weapon.

[bikeman564™]

32 minutes ago, Razors Edge said:

With FIVE identical emails about the awesome Mr Durst grabbing my Local Legend title????  Granted I took it back from him a couple days ago, but still...

We'll likely continue to go back and forth as I often finish my ride with that climb, so now I just have to remember to do it every time

I'm on a back n forth w/ some dude by me

[donkpow]

9 hours ago, bikeman564™ said:

I'm on a back n forth w/ some dude by me

May the forth be with you.

[Square Wheels]

When I used Strava there was a fast guy who owned almost everything around here.

I never cared about segments.  Nate says it takes all the fun out of riding, @Page Turner agreed.  I like Page.

[JerrySTL ★]

WoJSTL is currently the female local legend on 22 segments. After dropping off the grandsons after school, we frequently ride on a bike trail near their home that accounts for 20 of them. It's getting boring doing the same ride over and over.

[Thaddeus Kosciuszko]

15 hours ago, Square Wheels said:

there was a fast guy who owned almost everything around here

One thing I learned about cycling - no matter how fast you are, no matter how strong you are, there is always somebody faster and stronger.

I think that 'fast guy' will learn that lesson too, if he hasn't already.

[groupw]

15 minutes ago, Thaddeus Kosciuszko said:

One thing I learned about cycling - no matter how fast you are, no matter how strong you are, there is always somebody faster and stronger.

I think that 'fast guy' will learn that lesson too, if he hasn't already.

And sometimes the “fast guys” cheat! I created a segment that was mostly for me at the end of my ride. However shortly after I made it, an Ironman guy took the KOM. I was pretty strong then so I was perplexed how he got it by such a margin. It wasn’t until I did a side by side that I saw he ran the stop sign at the start of the sprint and was at 15 mph before I got rolling! It made me all the more determined to take the KOM. It took a wind-aided day, as most do around here, but I didn’t break the law to do it! 
I did take a 10 mile segment from him on another road. That segment will stand for a while. Flooding 2 years ago did such damage to the asphalt that no one will be getting any new KOMs until they repave.