Bike Hub Commuters Challenge 2017

[Hairy]

If it helps, i am currently in 1st position. 1220.39km (still got one or two days to upload).

nice .... seems I need to make sure I track all my commutes with you lurking about  

[Bateleur1]

Good to see what seems to be at least three ladies in the top 10 positions.

[OBicycleTouring]

Hi all,

 

am I doing something wrong, I tried to register myself but the system offered my logging on using the Google app, I have downloaded it but it's not allowing me to add my info.

 

Can anyone advice.

[Bateleur1]

Hi all,

 

am I doing something wrong, I tried to register myself but the system offered my logging on using the Google app, I have downloaded it but it's not allowing me to add my info.

 

Can anyone advice.

 

Sorry no idea.  I first created the Endemondo account on the web and got that sorted and only then downloaded the app and connected using the account version.  I used the logon using my e-mail address and not any of the other options.  Hope this helps.

[Gandalf]

Hi all,

 

am I doing something wrong, I tried to register myself but the system offered my logging on using the Google app, I have downloaded it but it's not allowing me to add my info.

 

Can anyone advice.

Should work. Can you login with your details on the webpage?

[Flemish Lion]

Besides distance covered - anyone ascended more than 19,000m during their commute this year? I climb around 320m daily.

 

I've climbed 36,865m in total this year according to Strava - the joy of living next to NorthCliff Hill

 

Also, the 320m is in a 30km return trip.

[Imploder]

Besides distance covered - anyone ascended more than 19,000m during their commute this year? I climb around 320m daily.

 

I've climbed 36,865m in total this year according to Strava - the joy of living next to NorthCliff Hill

 

I do about 450m a day.

 

Over Linksfield via Beryl in the mornings and Sylvia's pass in the afternoon.

[samson99]

I do between 500 and 600m daily depending on the route i choose.

 

Got to lug my sleepy legs up the hill just outside my house.  

[Hairy]

Besides distance covered - anyone ascended more than 19,000m during their commute this year? I climb around 320m daily.

 

I've climbed 36,865m in total this year according to Strava - the joy of living next to NorthCliff Hill

 

 

I do about 450m a day.

 

Over Linksfield via Beryl in the mornings and Sylvia's pass in the afternoon.

 

 

I do between 500 and 600m daily depending on the route i choose.

 

Got to lug my sleepy legs up the hill just outside my house.

our ascent is nothing spectacular for our commute, but we have something called the SOUTH EASTER in CT that keeps us honest

[Bateleur1]

Besides distance covered - anyone ascended more than 19,000m during their commute this year? I climb around 320m daily.

 

I've climbed 36,865m in total this year according to Strava - the joy of living next to NorthCliff Hill

 

Not much here.  About 400m per day.  Just started in March my commuting and with Summer time that started the daylight still starts late.  So I will be making slight diversions to get a few meters extra climbing.

[SilverRider]

I have a pancake flat commute. 5 meters of ascent in the morning and that same 5 meters descent in the afternoon. Over here it also the wind that keeps us honest. Mostly a north westerly wind.

[Gandalf]

Just over 200m climb to work, and then about 250m home, depending on the route I took back. (20km each way).

 

Last commute was 17 feb, booooo

[I FLY]

When I lived in Honeydew and cycled to Sandton my return trip distance was 40kms with 800m of ascent.

 

Currently I do 30kms with 220m of ascent.

[cat-i]

Yesterday's commute was 53 km (there and back), with 999 m ascent. Randburg/Sandton,  with a bit of a Spruit-detour inbetween to keep it fun.

[Bateleur1]

Yesterday's commute was 53 km (there and back), with 999 m ascent. Randburg/Sandton,  with a bit of a Spruit-detour inbetween to keep it fun.

 

Some good climbing.  I will have to ride opposite direction of work to get to the good hills.

[Flemish Lion]

Yesterday's commute was 53 km (there and back), with 999 m ascent. Randburg/Sandton,  with a bit of a Spruit-detour inbetween to keep it fun.

If you do this 3 x during the week you'll get super strong!

 

It takes a few weeks / months for the body to condition to riding every day... when I started my 30km daily commute I was properly tired... now I can add some detours or Engen ride before my commute and legs aren't complaining too much