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I see Sportograf (official photographer, charging in Euros obviously) has a facility where rider can search for own images by uploading .gpx file. Now if tracking is not allowed where would said rider obtain such a file? Just wondering.......  

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I see Sportograf (official photographer, charging in Euros obviously) has a facility where rider can search for own images by uploading .gpx file. Now if tracking is not allowed where would said rider obtain such a file? Just wondering.......  

Tracking is allowed - not allowed is making it public...

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Tracking is allowed - not allowed is making it public...

 

6. RULE 14.1: No rider may track the route via the use of GPS units or by any other means. The use of GPS units to monitor heart rate, cadence, speed etc. is only allowed if the track log has been disabled.  It is the responsibility of the rider to switch off the tracking functionality.

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Ok so this not allowing GPS tracking on public forums from an "act of good faith" point of has started to make a bit sense when thinking from an Epic perspective.

 

It is not so much a true "act of good faith" as it is a mechnism to gain access to land.

 

If I as the route planner from the Epic can sit infront of a land owner and tell them that no route through their land will be published, and that we as the Epic take a very strong stance on this, it will most definately improve my chances to gain access to their land.

 

So its more a survival strategy for the route planners than it is a favour to the landowners.

This makes sense and I can accept as a good reason.

 

Would people actively go seek out some random climb 50km into a dudes farm because it was on Stage 4 of the 11th Epic, not so sure. But thats a different point.

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6. RULE 14.1: No rider may track the route via the use of GPS units or by any other means. The use of GPS units to monitor heart rate, cadence, speed etc. is only allowed if the track log has been disabled.  It is the responsibility of the rider to switch off the tracking functionality.

Mail me the GPX files, I'll upload them, they can disqualify me if they want :P

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6. RULE 14.1: No rider may track the route via the use of GPS units or by any other means. The use of GPS units to monitor heart rate, cadence, speed etc. is only allowed if the track log has been disabled.  It is the responsibility of the rider to switch off the tracking functionality.

 

Dude - it has always been like that.

You must realize that this would be unenforceable. Do you think they check the settings of each GPS unit?

I think to remember that even in the official reminder email they nicely ask you to make the ride private on Strava - not to remove it.

 

I really don't understand the rant about the tracking.

Track it - keep it private for you as a memory.

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Why don't we get Hannele's opinion about the toughness of this ACE 2016? 

 

She is one of a handful of people who can actually give a real answer....

The rest of us should just shut up I think..

 

Dude she will just smile....

 

 

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Dude - it has always been like that.

You must realize that this would be unenforceable. Do you think they check the settings of each GPS unit?

I think to remember that even in the official reminder email they nicely ask you to make the ride private on Strava - not to remove it.

 

I really don't understand the rant about the tracking.

Track it - keep it private for you as a memory.

 

I don't have any issue with it, dude. I'm merely quoting the rules. 

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Dudes, again, read the mail they sent out!

 

"Please ensure you made all your route tracking and uploads private".

 

Nothing about not being allowed to upload it as long as it's private. Blarry hell....

 

Don't track the route with GPS unit 

But if you do make it private

 

I think they need to revise this. It is 2016 and times have changed. 

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