not to mention......pain aka hurt.
What app do you use to record rides? Look up local trails? (1 Viewer)
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strava for all tracking purposes. Typically mobile app for e-city riding, e-mtb and all-road bike have gps computer mount (Stages L200).
Trailforks for some MTB trails.
Free use for either.
As others here are saying, RidewithGPS is very popular ( and local to Portland). If I were to pay today for a service, this would be the one I'd choose.
Zwift for indoor riding, which I've done alot more of over the past several years. ( which isnt saying much)
I used to work for a company called Stages Cycling, and they had their own 'coaching' app called Link, but haven't checked in on that since I stopped working there/using power meters.
Trailforks for some MTB trails.
Free use for either.
As others here are saying, RidewithGPS is very popular ( and local to Portland). If I were to pay today for a service, this would be the one I'd choose.
Zwift for indoor riding, which I've done alot more of over the past several years. ( which isnt saying much)
I used to work for a company called Stages Cycling, and they had their own 'coaching' app called Link, but haven't checked in on that since I stopped working there/using power meters.
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Ride with gps expiring and I think I will move on. Trying out on-x backcountry and liking it so far. I can get both it and on-x off-road when getting out in the cruiser or moto for less than the ride with gps. It seems much easier to find trails and info.
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I use a Garmin 1030 plus with a heart rate monitor and cadence and speed Sensors for my bike rides. Garmin Epix pro 2 for all my other stuff (runs, workouts, hockey etc.) I never got into the entire strava thing.
