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Strava is for my ride logging (including commutes). I don't give a fuck what others think about my rides/runs/swims. If they find it boring they can unfollow me.
(4.7km per tile. A combination of UPLOAD ALL THE COMMUTES! and of Audaxing where I've got thousands of tiles I've only visited once.)
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High distance per square probably means you are recording commutes and bombarding everyone on Strava with "Morning Ride" and "Evening Ride"
Well, yes. But why would you follow somebody if you didn’t want to see rides they do, if they don’t like it they shouldn’t have asked to follow me.
Anyway I’ve not been doing any squares rides because we’re supposed to be staying local and my definition of local doesn’t mean a 60 mile round trip to somewhere I’ve never been before.
In other news I’m closing in on a 100k miles on strava. ETA about the end of August I should think. Too many morning, evening rides.
I should just post this straight to the shit fixie skidder thread, but, less that 3k of that is on a freewheel or gears.
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High distance per square probably means you are recording commutes and bombarding everyone on Strava with "Morning Ride" and "Evening Ride" every day, or just ride the same loop over and over again.
#salty