2013 National Bike Challenge
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April 30, 2013 at 10:23 pm #968754
Rod Smith
ParticipantDon’t know about dot fit files but if you are on the page that shows your miles this week and today and a green button marked “log miles” to the right of that, you’re on the wrong page unless you want to log miles manually. Click on the Endomondo logo on the top green banner. This takes you to your Endomondo homepage. Click on “new workout” on the top green banner. Select import from Garmin. Select rides to import from your connected Garmin. At least thats how it works on a Mac in Safari.
April 30, 2013 at 10:46 pm #968756PeteD
Participant@Greenbelt 50693 wrote:
Can you download .FIT files from a Garmin into Endomondo like you do Strava?
Yes, that’s what I’ve been doing. I forget to clean out my activities folder on the Edge 500 and it takes the sync with Garmin part way too long now, so I just upload a file at a time. I have to do the same thing on Strava as well, so all my activities on both sites are single file uploads.
May 1, 2013 at 2:31 am #968788americancyclo
Participant@PeteD 50698 wrote:
all my activities on both sites are single file uploads.
I’m the exact opposite. I’m hooked on Strava so I do an almost daily upload there, but have no stake in the endomondo community, so I only visit on the last day of the month to upload all my rides. It takes a while, but the forums here help pass the time :p
May 1, 2013 at 10:13 am #968794adamx
Participanthttp://commutechallenge.cascade.org/help_faq/UGH, i knew it. this 2013 National Bike Challenge is not the same as the 2013 http://commutechallenge.cascade.org/help_faq/ that i created the ICE Cycles team for. Following all the NBC talk I ignored joining cause i don’t strave or gps or whatever and it seemed to complicated. and then wondered why the Commute Challenge didn’t seem as complicated as the discussion on this forum. Ah…apparently now i know. unless i misread something. I might try to figure out how to join the bike challenge to support the FABB team. what a disaster! Rob Cannon!!!
May 1, 2013 at 11:22 am #968797rcannon100
ParticipantAdam
The Cascade challenge is a one month challenge that has the Fed Agency League. It has teams of limited size (up to ten) meaning that there is some basis for competition. And all it measures is commute rides, nothing else.
The NBC is the other challenge. There is no Fed League (I tried to set one up but went in circles). It is from May to September (last year my riders were begging to be let off the team by August…. too long…. by September a lot of people will have forgotten about it). There is no team structure – so we created the Bike Arlington All Starts…. but it can have as many members as we can recruit…. so I am not sure what we will compare ourselves with. But, and this is the most important part, you can win a life time supply of toilet paper.
You can do both. I have organized the Federal Cyclists Commission for the Cascade because there is an actual challenge there, where I cant really figure out the NBC and it is too long for the average rider. The Cascade challenge is the one where we get to see which Fed Agency is KOM (king of May).
May 1, 2013 at 2:33 pm #968810Mikey
ParticipantI just noticed that the NBC is awarding 20 pts for each day ridden, (and I’m assuming there is no 1.0 mile minimum like we had in BAFS.) Bring on the Cheese. I can’t see any reason I would not do at least 0.1 miles each day. That’s 2460 pts just for participating.
May 1, 2013 at 2:48 pm #968814rcannon100
Participant@essigmw 50756 wrote:
I just noticed that the NBC is awarding 20 pts for each day ridden, (and I’m assuming there is no 1.0 mile minimum like we had in BAFS.) Bring on the Cheese. I can’t see any reason I would not do at least 0.1 miles each day. That’s 2460 pts just for participating.
As your attorney, I advise you to ride at least one mile
Points are awarded throughout the Challenge and are cumulative over the duration. They are awarded in the following two ways:
20 Challenge points are awarded for each day you ride at least 1 mile
1 Challenge point is awarded for each mile ridden
Rides can be logged at anytime over the month but must be logged by 11:59 pm of the last day of each month.20 points??? Geeze!!
May 1, 2013 at 2:49 pm #968815consularrider
Participant@essigmw 50756 wrote:
I just noticed that the NBC is awarding 20 pts for each day ridden, (and I’m assuming there is no 1.0 mile minimum like we had in BAFS.) Bring on the Cheese. I can’t see any reason I would not do at least 0.1 miles each day. That’s 2460 pts just for participating.
I wonder if I can count walking the bike from the shed to the car in the morning and back in the evening making a bimodal commute?
May 1, 2013 at 2:52 pm #968817consularrider
Participant@rcannon100 50760 wrote:
As your attorney, I advise you to ride at least one mile …
Off topic, but since you linked … “… I would date, but…” Just needs to become a cyclist!
May 1, 2013 at 6:57 pm #968868americancyclo
ParticipantMay 1, 2013 at 7:08 pm #968870cephas
Participant@essigmw 50756 wrote:
I just noticed that the NBC is awarding 20 pts for each day ridden, (and I’m assuming there is no 1.0 mile minimum like we had in BAFS.) Bring on the Cheese. I can’t see any reason I would not do at least 0.1 miles each day. That’s 2460 pts just for participating.
I read something this morning on the endo site that the 20 points are for a 1 mile minimum. Sorry guys!
May 1, 2013 at 7:13 pm #968873consularrider
Participant@cephas 50820 wrote:
I read something this morning on the endo site that the 20 points are for a 1 mile minimum. Sorry guys!
They must have been closely following our Freezing Saddle competition.
May 1, 2013 at 7:19 pm #968877cephas
Participant@cephas 50820 wrote:
I read something this morning on the endo site that the 20 points are for a 1 mile minimum. Sorry guys!
http://www.endomondo.com/campaign/national/prizes second bullet point. Of course, if it’s functioning properly is not guaranteed.
May 1, 2013 at 10:14 pm #968890Rod Smith
Participant@rcannon100 50741 wrote:
…from May to September (last year my riders were begging to be let off the team by August…. too long…. by September a lot of people will have forgotten about it).
Tell me about it. I have bellyachers already on day one! Ride more, whine less.
And it’s All Stars, not All Starts!
May 2, 2013 at 12:36 pm #968926consularrider
Participant@Rod Smith 50840 wrote:
Tell me about it. I have bellyachers already on day one! Ride more, whine less.
And it’s All Stars, not All Starts!
I only wish I could right now!
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