Cycling subscriptions

[PeteXXX]

Cycling UK.
That's it.

 

[Animo]

Strava and Rouvy.
Don't begrudge paying Strava. I use it literally every day. I do like to have access to all the features.
As for Rouvy, I've used it ever since first getting a turbo. They have a thing whereby long term users keep paying the same as they always did so the price never goes up.

 

[cosmicbike]

British Cycling for insurance, and the £10 for Veloviewer as I love the squares thing.

 

[Punkawallah]

I pay £50 a year for a Penny Mobile account, so I can take a cheap phone out riding in case I have to make the Telephone Call of Shame from some ditch or other?

 

[Mo1959]

Strava and Zwift for me. Strava has been £54.99 a year for the past few years. Surprised it hasn’t gone up.

 

[ivegotabike]

BC membership is free as I'm an accredited marshal, but I do pay for a race licence.

I don't pay for Strava but will re-start a Swift subscription over the winter as I've noticed the impact of not doing as much last winter without one.

No other subscriptions.

Just out of interest, have you tried mywhoosh (which is free) instead of Zwift?

 

[cyberknight]

british cycling as its a requirement for club membership and 3-4 months a year zwift when the weather is really bad over winter .

 

[DCLane]

Just out of interest, have you tried mywhoosh (which is free) instead of Zwift?

I downloaded it about 18 months ago but struggled to get the program working properly. Last year I didn't use the turbo so may try it again this winter.

 

[Alex321]

Strava
Rouvy

[edit]
And my local cycling club (£10 per year via CUK)

 

[ColinJ]

TrainingPeaks - 99% for TrainingPeaks Virtual.

Nord VPN (at a very good multi-year price) to save me actually having to move to Australia to watch the cycling coverage on SBS.

 

[a.twiddler]

Subscriptions portfolio? Even when I was into lots of stuff, that would have been rather a grand description. More like a subscriptions portaloo.
I once used to belong to a cycling club to which I used to give a handful of used notes annually. With this I was affiliated to the CTC and BCF (though did no racing). Also was a youth leader with the YHA. A member of Audax UK for a very short time (not for me, I soon learned).
I kept up CTC membership for a few years after that.

A long gap then, after I moved to another part of the country for work, though I kept up YHA membership out of what in retrospect seems to have been misguided loyalty as the organisation went off in a different direction.

Even though I kept up a certain amount of casual cycling in the interim, all those memberships fell by the wayside for many years until I went part time, then retired. I learned that I wasn't really a club type of person.

Currently, just Cycling UK

 

[Dan Lotus]

• Strava - for route planning and ease of syncing with my Garmin
• TrainerRoad - powerful tool, great results, and I'm on an older cheaper price - not sure I could justify the new users price
• Rouvy - started 18 months ago or so, really enjoy it in the main, hoping the zwift acquisition won't wreck things. Do the odd workout, but mostly challenges and racing are what motivates me to ride on it.
• Proton VPN - to access SBS for cycling etc.

 

[N0bodyOfTheGoat]

I downloaded it about 18 months ago but struggled to get the program working properly. Last year I didn't use the turbo so may try it again this winter.

There's a low res version that I ran a bit Jan-Mar this year on an old Surface Pro 4, or there's a HD version for good spec machines. It ran better on the odd day I tested it instead of running Zwift on the same tablet, compared to when I tried it the previous winter.

 

[Exlaser2]

Just Cycling UK .

 

[PaulSB]

Strava
RWGPS
British Cycling
intervals.icu
My club