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I used to commute by train and bike, and would sometimes forget to turn strava off before getting on the train. I would have to go back and delete these myself
by scrumbledober 7y ago
I used to commute by train and bike, and would sometimes forget to turn strava off before getting on the train. I would have to go back and delete these myself because strava rarely caught them. How do they not have a filter for speeds in excess of 60mph? that should be pretty obviously not human powered. Not to even mention the rise of e-bikes...
- quicklime 7y ago> How do they not have a filter for speeds in excess of 60mph? Pro cyclists can hit 80 mph downhill. I agree that they should do something, but whatever model Strava uses would need to be better than just filtering out anything >60mph. https://www.cyclingweekly.com/news/racing/tour-de-france/122kph-jeremy-roy-went-even-faster-tour-de-france-stage-nine-258371 https://www.cyclingweekly.com/news/racing/tour-de-france/122...
- geargrinder 7y agoYou can pretty easily crop your Strava activities when you leave your recording on longer than intended.
- jspash 7y agoYou can crop the ends of a ride, but not the middle. My guess is OP was cycling to the train station, took a 60mph train ride, then cycled the rest of the way. Wanting to clip out the middle bit. And I don't think Strava can do that. But to be fair, technically that would be two distinct rides .
- nradov 7y agoYou can split a ride, then crop. Strava's features in that area are actually excellent.