I’m always keen on trying new stuff. Audioboo is something I’ve been hearing more about, and I thought I’d have a go. It’s basically like twitter for audio recordings. Or an audio-only version of YouTube. YouRadio, perhaps.
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Strava +Youtube = Suffervision!
There are so many great tools out there for interacting with your Strava data. Here’s one that works with your video footage too!
READ MORE »Strava: Will you record faster segment times with the Android app?
An experiment to determine if the Strava android app really does record faster segment times than a Garmin bike GPS.
READ MORE »How to use Strava to plan your bike maintenance.
Strava users know all about tracking their mileage totals, but did you know you can track mileage on individual components? How many miles have you done on those tyres since you put them on? What about that chain, or the cassette?
READ MORE »The Strava basemile blast – more than just numbers
Strava challenged people to ride as many miles as they could during January. Over 45,000 took part signed up from all over the world, and we rode a sum total of over 12 million miles.
READ MORE »Cheshire Cat Veloflow
Wouldn’t it be amazing if you could take everyone’s Strava data and display it all on a map? With Veloflow, you can!
READ MORE »Strava – give us more achievements!
Strava leads the field in bringing elements of gaming culture into activities like running and cycling. But could it go further?
READ MORE »Auto sync your Garmin Connect data to Strava/Runkeeper
Here’s a tool that syncs your Garmin Connect data to Strava. I know a lot of people still log their data to both sites, because the analysis of aggregated data is perhaps better on Garmin Connect, and of course Strava is all about the social aspect and the leaderboards etc. You know how computers in [...]
READ MORE »Strava BMC 79 mile challenge
To be honest, this the first Strava challenge that I thought was actually do-able. Most of them seem to require such an investment of time that they’re beyond the reach of anyone who, well, has a job, basically.
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