Show us your KOMs on Strava

[rorydewet]

You see this often....

Strava users dont hate on non-Strava users. 

Expensive bike owners dont hate on those with less expensive bikes.

Disc brake owners dont hate on non-disc brake owners 

 

but e bikers are hated by all of the above?  

[eddy]

but e bikers are hated by all of the above?

There is a short, gentle uphill segment I have occasionally held as 30 sec of flat-out is my sweetspot.

 

It has taken about 6 years for the KOM to drop from 35sec to 28sec and then last week it dropped to 18......

[Patchelicious]

but e bikers are hated by all of the above?

I just facepalmed myself so hard that I would have lost a contact lenses if I used them.

 

Very few people have an iss... actually never mind.

['Kaze Pete]

You see this often....

Strava users dont hate on non-Strava users. 

Expensive bike owners dont hate on those with less expensive bikes.

Disc brake owners dont hate on non-disc brake owners 

And roadies don't hate on MTBers :ph34r:

26ers don't hate on 29ers

[rorydewet]

I just facepalmed myself so hard that I would have lost a contact lenses if I used them.

 

Very few people have an iss... actually never mind.

damn i forget comic sans serif

 

my bad

[Hamstring]

whats cycling without strava and whatsapp, if both were to close down, i'd sell all my bikes and probably disable/delete my thehubsa account...

and coffee 

[Flemish Lion]

My wife has about 19 pages of QOMs 

 

I'm less talented 

[Skubarra]

My wife has about 19 pages of QOMs 

 

I'm less talented 

 

How is the recovery coming along FL? Back on the bike yet?

[Flemish Lion]

How is the recovery coming along FL? Back on the bike yet?

 

It's going WAY better than I could have expected physically, thanks Skubarra - I'm only about 10 percent off my fitness level pre-crash - exactly 6 months ago! I was only off the bike for 2.5 months which was long enough though

 

Mentally it will still take a while to get sorted as I get mood swings, emotional, irritable, etc. but the good news is that I'm aware and can correct my actions. Trauma / depression comes and goes... but happy with the support I'm getting, especially at home I'm in a positive mindset most of the time so that helps.

[Patchelicious]

It's going WAY better than I could have expected physically, thanks Skubarra - I'm only about 10 percent off my fitness level pre-crash - exactly 6 months ago! I was only off the bike for 2.5 months which was long enough though

 

Mentally it will still take a while to get sorted as I get mood swings, emotional, irritable, etc. but the good news is that I'm aware and can correct my actions. Trauma / depression comes and goes... but happy with the support I'm getting, especially at home I'm in a positive mindset most of the time so that helps.

Lekker man!! Great to hear!!

[BigDL]

 

I find Strava PR’s incredibly motivating, especially as I get older. I love the live segments feature on my Garmin which allows me to compete in the moment against a mate who is faster than me on that segment or my own PR if I am the fastest out of those I follow, which is rare.

[Knersboy]

So was checking out Toolbox for Strava for the first time just not. It has a feature that analyses your KOMs and compares you to a pro rider. Guess who I got.

 

Jan Ullrich

['Kaze Pete]

According to my results,
my KOM profile matches withMark Cavendish
Mark Cavendish

 

So, climbs are exactly 20% of my KOM segments
Short climbs represent 20% of my KOM segments
Flat segments are 60% of my KOM segments

 

 

Hahaha!

 

Only thing I agree with is that I fade on climbs....

And he has seen the light, and he now also sits up in sprints for the line

[Patchelicious]

Fun little app ????????

 

I have a total of 30 KOMs

This number includes my riding activities only.

Running CRs or other activities are not considered here.

 

The average length of my KOM segments is 1.72 kilometers.

 

With an average grade of 2.93%

 

My average KOM speed is 35 km/h

 

Among my KOMsthere's a total of 4 climbs

This number includes only segments officially tagged as climbs on Strava

 

So, climbs are exactly the 13.33% of my KOM segments

 

Getting more into details, I got:

4 KOMs in category 4 climbs

 

I am the KOM in 11 short climbs

Short climbs are segments with an average grade of 3% or more, but they're not long enough to get a climb category on Strava

 

Short climbs represent the 36.67% of my KOM segments

 

In particular, I mastered 1walls

Walls are short climbs with an average grade of 8% or more. Steep cobbled road at the Tour Of Flanders are good examples.

 

I got the KOM in a total of 15 flat segments

A segment is considered flatif it has a global average grade from -3% to 3%

 

Flat segments are the50% of my KOM list

 

In particular, I mastered a total of 7

sprints Sprints are flat segments with a total length of 1000 meters or less, where explosive power is often crucial for achieving the first place.

 

And consider that I have the lead in 3

time trials A time trial is a long flat segment with a total length of 3500 meters or more

 

According to my results,

my KOM profile matches with

 

 

Felice Gimondi

 

a.k.a. "Nuvola Rossa"

[Long Wheel Base]

So was checking out Toolbox for Strava for the first time just not. It has a feature that analyses your KOMs and compares you to a pro rider. Guess who I got.

 

Jan Ullrich

Right now, that's not something to be proud of. I would contest that

[Spinnekop]

So was checking out Toolbox for Strava for the first time just not. It has a feature that analyses your KOMs and compares you to a pro rider. Guess who I got.

 

Jan Ullrich

Cool app.

 

I got Eddy Merckx.