The cycling leaderboard around where I live are full of professional cyclists capable of overtaking an e-bike while remaining in zone 2. People don't use Strava

The cycling leaderboard around where I live are full of professional cyclists capable of overtaking an e-bike while remaining in zone 2. People don't use Strava in the hope of getting a good place on the board but to compare themselves with their friends, club members and the pros.To follow their own development and that of their friends, to discover new paths, new events, and so on. Above all, it's a social network based around sport. No baby photos, no politics, just people happily practising their sport - it's the anti-Tweeter and it's great.