Strava, The May Massive

[Nebulous]

This year has been a bit disappointing, mainly weather related or family/work commitments when the weather has been better.

I managed 1083 kms in the month, which is possibly my best month ever. Definitely the best this year by a long way. So I have to be happy with that.

 

[potsy]

The Junedoggle starts here 81km done already
Setting a target of 1000km, any more is a bonus.

 

[jefmcg]

broken spoke: picking up wheel in 1/2 hour. Maybe I'll start tomorrow?

 

[jefmcg]

Day 1 of the June thing and the leader is on 500 +

I was going to suggest that this is slightly possible as that was 6pm on the east coast of Australia, and later in New Zealand, but there are no 500km+ there now, so I guess it was an error or a cheat, and it's been removed.

 

[cyberknight]

The Junedoggle starts here 81km done already
Setting a target of 1000km, any more is a bonus.

Nice !
I think June will be a non starter for me, today for instance my boardman is off the road waiting for a new stem as the bolts have sheared , the virtuoso is at the LBS having a new BB and i am packing boxes in readiness for moving house soon .

 

[MickeyBlueEyes]

1239km although I wasn't on the list. Been away with no cycling for the past week too, June starts tomorrow with the challenge to beat May.

 

[Sittingduck]

Didn't get any badges after 1000... F*** you Strava, I want my badges!!

 

[Jigwar]

Should be an interesting set of numbers for me in June:

0 this week
1000 miles next week riding across Britain
0 the week after

!!

 

[VamP]

Should be an interesting set of numbers for me in June:

0 this week
1000 miles next week riding across Britain
0 the week after

!!

Same here. Knocked 269km out this weekend, but due to travel and holiday commitments June is probably going to mean really low miles for me. I enjoyed my 15 minutes of top of CC leader board fame last night

 

[bianchi1]

The leader for a while in the may massive posted this ride:

They got loads of abuse on the comments before taking it down. Fantastic average speed!

 

[Steve Saunders]

I don't see why people get abuse for rides like that, as it's obviously an error. The gps coordinate (0,0) lies just off the west coast of Africa (as seen in the pic) and some tools use this as a default when GPS information isn't available for a data point (e.g. loss of signal). If the tool they are using to upload their ride doesn't filter them out then hey presto silly miles and avg. speeds. Strava should really drop any data points with this coordinate as it's not likely anyones going to be cycling / running in the middle of the South Atlantic now is it :-)

 

[Matthew_T]

813km for me. Thought I would get over 1000 but clearly not.