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June 5, 2012 at 2:46 am #942147
Greenbelt
ParticipantSomebody stole my KOM on the research road hill today: http://app.strava.com/segments/1181178
I shall have the last laugh, however. I live near this hill and will wait for a perfect tailwind and try again! (That’s not cheating is it?)
June 5, 2012 at 12:34 pm #942150Certifried
ParticipantIt’s only cheating if you get caught being pulled by a motorized vehicle of some sort. Para sails and helium balloons are totally legit (so are clowns in clown cars pulling you, but that’s too scary for me)
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June 5, 2012 at 1:07 pm #942153Tim Kelley
Participant@Certifried 21319 wrote:
Para sails and helium balloons are totally legit.
Helium balloons actually slow you down. I know from experience: http://www.twitpic.com/9ii38m
Towing a whole bunch of red balloons does have the effect of motorists giving you more room on the road though…
June 5, 2012 at 1:11 pm #942156Dirt
ParticipantI think my main KOM is pretty safe… not because of any amazing prowess of my own… mostly because of its somewhat secluded location.
June 5, 2012 at 2:16 pm #942162GuyContinental
ParticipantHow do I fix a crazy time from a gps data error on Strava?
http://app.strava.com/segments/1030765
I’m KOM at Brandywine Castle with a 58mph/830w/4 second climb… I like to think that I’m burly but it would take a catapult to make that. Meanwhile I’m holding up the KOM spot on a climb that some folks (including me) like to work on. I tried going to the segment and then to my time but the only “action” that I can find is to flag the segment as hazardous. Any guidance?
June 5, 2012 at 2:18 pm #942163vvill
Participant@Certifried 21319 wrote:
It’s only cheating if you get caught being pulled by a motorized vehicle of some sort. Para sails and helium balloons are totally legit (so are clowns in clown cars pulling you, but that’s too scary for me)
I saw a guy being actively motorpaced by a van at Hains Pt the other day. But I would think a lot of the best times there involve close pack riding.
@Dirt 21324 wrote:
I think my main KOM is pretty safe… not because of any amazing prowess of my own… mostly because of its somewhat secluded location.
Yeah I have one like that… “Ridden by 1 person 24 times”
I recently lost this one but don’t think I have a chance of re-taking it:
http://app.strava.com/segments/1052919
Maybe Tim could claim it for BikeArlingtonJune 5, 2012 at 2:25 pm #942166eminva
Participant@GuyContinental 21330 wrote:
How do I fix a crazy time from a gps data error on Strava?
http://app.strava.com/segments/1030765
I’m KOM at Brandywine Castle with a 58mph/830w/4 second climb… I like to think that I’m burly but it would take a catapult to make that. Meanwhile I’m holding up the KOM spot on a climb that some folks (including me) like to work on. I tried going to the segment and then to my time but the only “action” that I can find is to flag the segment as hazardous. Any guidance?
I notice that vvill is right behind you with six seconds and only 59 watts of power. Honestly, I think I may be more impressed that will got up so quickly with so little effort.
I have one whole QOM. As it were, I am the only woman who has done this segment. It is right in front of my house, so it is only fair it is mine. I will be sad the day another woman figures out there is a segment there, or is randomly passing through with her Garmin running.
Liz
June 5, 2012 at 2:30 pm #942167Tim Kelley
Participant@GuyContinental 21330 wrote:
How do I fix a crazy time from a gps data error on Strava?
http://app.strava.com/segments/1030765
I’m KOM at Brandywine Castle with a 58mph/830w/4 second climb… I like to think that I’m burly but it would take a catapult to make that. Meanwhile I’m holding up the KOM spot on a climb that some folks (including me) like to work on. I tried going to the segment and then to my time but the only “action” that I can find is to flag the segment as hazardous. Any guidance?
I had the same issue at that spot. I show have a 6 second time there, but it doesn’t show up in the Full Leaderboard. I have to click on “My Results.” I think it just gets flagged and takes care of it itself.
I had another similar issue going the other direction from that point which was a legitimate ride, but got pulled off for some reason…
June 5, 2012 at 2:34 pm #942168Tim Kelley
Participant@GuyContinental 21330 wrote:
How do I fix a crazy time from a gps data error on Strava?
http://app.strava.com/segments/1030765
I’m KOM at Brandywine Castle with a 58mph/830w/4 second climb… I like to think that I’m burly but it would take a catapult to make that. Meanwhile I’m holding up the KOM spot on a climb that some folks (including me) like to work on. I tried going to the segment and then to my time but the only “action” that I can find is to flag the segment as hazardous. Any guidance?
FYI–there is this: https://strava.zendesk.com/entries/20950153-flagging-a-false-kom-qom
June 5, 2012 at 2:38 pm #942169DismalScientist
ParticipantI won’t be collecting many KOMs because most of the segments I ride are in the city with traffic lights, which I don’t think the current KOMs necessarily obey. There’s no way I can average 35 down M street through Georgetown on my afternoon commute.
http://app.strava.com/segments/702817June 5, 2012 at 2:42 pm #942170Dirt
Participant@vvill 21331 wrote:
Yeah I have one like that… “Ridden by 1 person 24 times”
Mine also has the benefit of being an obscure dirt road that goes nowhere and starts about 15 miles from a different nowhere in the middle of the mountains in Costa Rica.
Interestingly, it isn’t a segment that I ever created. It is one that the Strava created for me.
June 5, 2012 at 2:46 pm #942173vvill
Participant@eminva 21334 wrote:
I notice that vvill is right behind you with six seconds and only 59 watts of power. Honestly, I think I may be more impressed that will got up so quickly with so little effort.
Hehe, yeah I used to be KOM on that segment due to similar GPS weirdness/false data. That ride was recorded before I had my Garmin 500 using a car GPS so it was probably interpolating data or something. It’s a silly segment anyway because it’s just too short for accuracy – there’s a well-known one on Hains Pt where everyone regularly gets clocked at ~60mph.
@Tim Kelley 21335 wrote:
I had the same issue at that spot. I show have a 6 second time there, but it doesn’t show up in the Full Leaderboard. I have to click on “My Results.” I think it just gets flagged and takes care of it itself.
Yeah I remember you also had a 6 second time there. Maybe someone flagged your ride?
June 5, 2012 at 2:46 pm #942174GuyContinental
ParticipantBummer- I couldn’t find a way to flag just the segment, had to flag the entire ride which had 3 legit PRs. Looks like it worked. Sigh, easy come, easy go.
My bad for not using a proper GPS or even ANT+
June 5, 2012 at 2:56 pm #942175vvill
Participant@GuyContinental 21342 wrote:
Bummer- I couldn’t find a way to flag just the segment, had to flag the entire ride which had 3 legit PRs. Looks like it worked. Sigh, easy come, easy go.
My bad for not using a proper GPS or even ANT+
I haven’t tried it but Tim’s link sounds like it might help for cropping just a part of a ride:
@Tim Kelley 21336 wrote:FYI–there is this: https://strava.zendesk.com/entries/20950153-flagging-a-false-kom-qom
ANT+ doesn’t make a difference I don’t think? I thought it was just a protocol for wireless data transmission.
June 5, 2012 at 3:02 pm #942177GuyContinental
Participant@vvill 21341 wrote:
Hehe, yeah I used to be KOM on that segment due to similar GPS weirdness/false data.
You’re KOM again. Long live the king of the tiny hill!
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