My Cycling Log

[Supersuperleeds]

CycliStats you can import bulk rides

 

[redflightuk]

I've been using Bikejournal.com on and off for a while.. CC is already on the clubs page.

 

[Dogtrousers]

I kept meaning to take a look at it. Too late now.

Just out of interest, what was it that it did that the likes of Strava and rwgps don't do?

 

[ianrauk]

I kept meaning to take a look at it. Too late now.

Just out of interest, what was it that it did that the likes of Strava and rwgps don't do?

Tags
The main thing for me was the tagging.
ie rain, fog, ice, commute, 100 miler, audax, night ride etc of which you could then run reports for. For instance that's how I posted my rainy commute reports on the commuting thread.
It also gave you comparisons of overall mileage over the previous couple of years logs., so you could see if you are doing better or worse mileage wise, weekly, monthly or yearly.
It was a very simple database that worked extremely well.

 

[CharlieB]

Tags
The main thing for me was the tagging.
ie rain, fog, ice, commute, 100 miler, audax, night ride etc of which you could then run reports for. For instance that's how I posted my rainy commute reports on the commuting thread.
It also gave you comparisons of overall mileage over the previous couple of years logs., so you could see if you are doing better or worse mileage wise, weekly, monthly or yearly.
It was a very simple database that worked extremely well.

Liked and agreed with all of those views.

 

[iandg]

Tags
The main thing for me was the tagging.
ie rain, fog, ice, commute, 100 miler, audax, night ride etc of which you could then run reports for. For instance that's how I posted my rainy commute reports on the commuting thread.
It also gave you comparisons of overall mileage over the previous couple of years logs., so you could see if you are doing better or worse mileage wise, weekly, monthly or yearly.
It was a very simple database that worked extremely well.

The charts option was great.

The bike log and weight were good features too. A total distance and average speed for each of your bikes and a nice chart to track weight gain or loss (I've gone from average of 89kg in 2011 to a current average for 2019 of less than 78kg).

 

[ianrauk]

For the time being and until we find a better alternative site I'm going to use Garmin connect and update the CSV file that I downloaded

 

[LoftusRoadie]

I've exported rides to CSV but very little data has transferred over - only bike, distance, average speed and time.
No date or tags. So I assume I have lost those?
People have mentioned bulk transfers. How are you transferring them - from the CSV file or Strava or ...?

 

[ianrauk]

I've exported rides to CSV but very little data has transferred over - only bike, distance, average speed and time.
No date or tags. So I assume I have lost those?
People have mentioned bulk transfers. How are you transferring them - from the CSV file or Strava or ...?

Dates are definitely in my downloaded files.
In this format

14/08/2019​

01:06:44​

16.92​

15.21279​

32.5​

942​

276​

Normal morning commute - Rain

Planet X Tempest Ti 2017

 

[LoftusRoadie]

Dates are definitely in my downloaded files.
In this format

14/08/2019​

01:06:44​

16.92​

15.21279​

32.5​

942​

276​

Normal morning commute - Rain

Planet X Tempest Ti 2017

Lucky you!

Date

Cycling

Time

Distance

Avg Speed

Heart Rate

Max Speed

Avg Cadence

Weight

Calories

Elevation

Notes

Route Name

Route Link

Route Notes

Bike

########​

T

01:19:08​

15.53428​

11.77831​

Giant Rapid 2

 

[CharlieB]

For the time being and until we find a better alternative site I'm going to use Garmin connect and update the CSV file that I downloaded

Ditto.
Hello @ianrauk ! Long time no see!

 

[ianrauk]

Lucky you!

Date

Cycling

Time

Distance

Avg Speed

Heart Rate

Max Speed

Avg Cadence

Weight

Calories

Elevation

Notes

Route Name

Route Link

Route Notes

Bike

########​

T

01:19:08​

15.53428​

11.77831​

Giant Rapid 2

The date is there. Just expand the box.

 

[LoftusRoadie]

The date is there. Just expand the box.

Ah, so it is. Thanks!

 

[night rider]

the original dev of the MyCyclingLog site has made his code source freely available for all fellow coders/devs on https://github.com/mikwat/mycyclinglog . Its all goobydigook to me, but i know there are computery folk on this forum that will understand it all & may be able to do summat useful with it all...?