2013 National Bike Challenge
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March 11, 2013 at 4:32 pm #912973
consularrider
ParticipantIt’s back on Endomondo, everyone’s favorite tracking site.
It runs a month longer this year, May 1 to September 30.
Maybe we can set up a team of the top ten riders from Freezing Saddles and make a run for the podium?
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July 20, 2013 at 12:55 am #975933
Mikey
Participant@dbb 58387 wrote:
Two points.
1 – no bonus points for Mikey. Just because.
2 – Gainesville has 3.06 times the members than BA (208 vs 68) and only 1.91 times the points (264417 vs 138590)
Additional stats this evening.
Hey, I pedicabbed for 10 hours in today’s heat, after riding in from Ffx. I need some extra points. 108 F heat index , nice tips today, mostly pity.
July 20, 2013 at 1:30 am #975935dbb
ParticipantNational Bike Challenge Stats – as of today
[ATTACH]3327[/ATTACH]
Team members have achieved the following award levels:
Diamond – 1 member
Platinum – 21 members
Gold – 35 members (13 have over 2000 points)
Silver – 8 members
Bronze – 2 membersAverage points per team member 2069
Third quartile 2832 points
First quartile 1250July 20, 2013 at 4:01 am #975941KLizotte
Participant@Mikey 58420 wrote:
Hey, I pedicabbed for 10 hours in today’s heat, after riding in from Ffx. I need some extra points. 108 F heat index , nice tips today, mostly pity.
On the Weather Channel they were interviewing pedicabbers in NYC’s Central Park. They said in this heat they are charging $3-5 per minute!
July 20, 2013 at 1:42 pm #975947Mikey
Participant@KLizotte 58428 wrote:
On the Weather Channel they were interviewing pedicabbers in NYC’s Central Park. They said in this heat they are charging $3-5 per minute!
Many NYC pedicabs are rather disreputable, and charge $3-5 bucks per person per block, even in nice weather. DC’s bike taxi riders seem much more honest. Everyone I know including me charge about $1 per minute, and we were charging the same yesterday. I was charging a flat rate from air and space to the Lincoln or Lincoln to the mall $30 for 2 to 4 people. At one point I think I was the only moron out at the hottest part of the day.
July 21, 2013 at 7:36 pm #975984Rod Smith
Participant@Mikey 58434 wrote:
…At one point I think I was the only badass out at the hottest part of the day.
Fixed it for you.
July 26, 2013 at 2:20 am #976703dbb
Participant[ATTACH]3370[/ATTACH]
Weekly box scores
27 of our team members have achieved platinum (> 2500 points) status. Huzzah!
July 26, 2013 at 11:13 pm #976801Rod Smith
ParticipantI took a small vacation over Fourth of July weekend. I mountain biked 4 days, and on the fifth day, horrors, I didn’t ride at all. I flew home that morning, built a wheel that afternoon, and I could have gone for a bike ride that evening, but I drank beer while building the wheel. I wasn’t drunk but I wasn’t motivated to ride. It was getting late. So I fell from 42nd to 53rd place nationally. Since then, I’ve been riding my ass off and I’ve clawed my way back up to 52nd place.
Congrats to the new platinum level riders, especially Katherine, Ann and Karen who join teammates Megan and Cyndi, BikeArlington women riders to reach this milestone.
July 30, 2013 at 9:47 am #976927dbb
ParticipantJust looked at the stats. Based on the self-reported (with all of the possible caveats about self-reported data) information about the types of rides, the BA All Stars are near the top!
This graphic shows the distribution between transport, sport and mountain biking reported by the teams. The blue (bottom) bar represents commuting and utility rides. While our friends in Santa Monica lead the pack, we are fourth in the top 10 for percent transport miles.
Another thing – there are only three top ten teams that have no members that haven’t racked up any points. Yes, even the mighty (large) Gainesville team has members that haven’t logged any miles. That might be a strategy of those teams to keep some bench strength for the final push or maybe there are some that dislike endomondo even more than some on our team.
All in all, great work and keep riding.
July 30, 2013 at 2:11 pm #976956Dickie
ParticipantSorry to screw with your stats Dana but I never differentiate my ride types…. I list all of them as “Sport” for simplicity even though the majority of them are commuting…. sorry!
July 30, 2013 at 2:17 pm #976957cephas
Participant@Dickie 59516 wrote:
Sorry to screw with your stats Dana but I never differentiate my ride types…. I list all of them as “Sport” for simplicity even though the majority of them are commuting…. sorry!
Oops. Me too. I do the opposite. and the opposite of that- I always leave it on cycling transportation. But then sometimes I get out my CAT6 license mid-ride, and get sporty. It’s such a pain to switch on endo mid-ride though.
July 30, 2013 at 2:17 pm #976958DaveK
Participant@Dickie 59516 wrote:
Sorry to screw with your stats Dana but I never differentiate my ride types…. I list all of them as “Sport” for simplicity even though the majority of them are commuting…. sorry!
Tapiriik imports everything from Strava as “sport” so I’m there too.
July 30, 2013 at 3:29 pm #976982americancyclo
Participant@Dickie 59516 wrote:
Sorry to screw with your stats Dana but I never differentiate my ride types…. I list all of them as “Sport” for simplicity even though the majority of them are commuting…. sorry!
Yeah, same here. all my Garmin imports default to ‘sport’ and i never found a way to change the defaults.
July 30, 2013 at 3:33 pm #976983KLizotte
ParticipantI wasn’t even aware that we are supposed to differentiate. I think mine has always defaulted to transport.
July 30, 2013 at 3:37 pm #976984Vicegrip
ParticipantAnother sport commuter as well.
July 30, 2013 at 3:45 pm #976986TwoWheelsDC
ParticipantMine seems to default to “sport” but I don’t even know where to change it, other than manually editing every ride, which I’m not going to do. I upload to Strava every day, but I only dump my rides into Endomondo once a week or so, so it’s a lot of rides.
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