Cycling subscriptions

[ColinJ]

I forgot to mention... cycle.travel!

 

[Elybazza61]

Cycling UK, Strava and Zwift.
Oh not really Cycling as such but OS maps as I've found it reliable "out in the sticks".

Might ditch paid Strava and pay for Ride with GPS instead.

 

[ColinJ]

Oh not really Cycling as such but OS maps as I've found it reliable "out in the sticks".

Funnily enough, one of the reasons that a pal invited me over for coffee and cake today was to help her get to grips with her new OS maps subscription.

I was explaining that she should not rely on it unless she downloads the map data for any area of interest. (The phone signal is not reliable in a lot of the more remote hilly areas round here.)

 

[Over the Ord]

Don’t subscribe to any, use a free cycle app on phone.

 

[Homers Double]

I had Strava premium because of the route planning options which I found to be pretty good, but realised for the four or five routes I plan a year Garmins free version is just as good.
Other than that, I subscribe to the fact that I buy Cyclist magazine from Smiths every time I fly because it's a reasonable read that I can bin once I'm done.

 

[Ming the Merciless]

As, yes Cycling UK membership. For the 15% off at McDs

 

[vickster]

Strava paid membership
I did have LAKA for legal and third party (£1.50 a month, however this prompted me to look at account and now the liability cover is no longer included as a standalone...so I've cancelled and joined LCC for £60, will get 'free' Cateye lights as a joining gift (about £40 to buy)

 

[spen666]

As, yes Cycling UK membership. For the 15% off at McDs

??????

 

[Mr.B-Campag]

Nada

 

[figbat]

Strava, ROUVY (currently paused), Cycling UK. Arguably also OS Maps although that gets used more for walking than cycling.

 

[Mike_P]

British Cycling
Strava
ETA rescue

(OS so far free through owning requisite maps of the areas cycled)