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For me some of the frictions were self imposed. Take off the bike computer, don't turn on strava, etc and getting up and going is a lot simpler. Another key was
by flukus 8y ago
For me some of the frictions were self imposed. Take off the bike computer, don't turn on strava, etc and getting up and going is a lot simpler. Another key was adding a small poach to the front of the bike, just big enough to fit a phone, wallet and keys so I didn't have to pack anything before leaving the house.
- avitzurel 8y agoIf it's not on Strava you didn't ride :) I have a Garmin 520, I don't actively upload to Strava, it syncs beautifully. When I start the ride, it sends a text and email to my wife with tracking information so she can see where I am. I also train during the commutes so I look at my power numbers all the time. I absolutely love it when I see people with no computer on the bike, I am too weak to give it up