Originally Posted by
DiabloScott
Not more accurate, just different; and not a Strava vs MapMyRide distinction.
Yes, to clarify, not a strava vs MMR distinction, rather a database vs GPS track data distinction. Unless the weather changes drastically, and granted, sometimes it does, barometric is a little more accurate than GPS for elevation, and a lot more accurate than the database, unless you are in Kansas.
Originally Posted by
DiabloScott
Strava's not good for making maps, but it's real good at keeping track of your rides.
I could not figure this one out. I've tried Strava's mapping tool and am truly surprised at how bad it is.
Originally Posted by
DiabloScott
They like to play up the competitive angle but you don't have to go there at all if you don't want to, and the free version has all the stuff I want.
I use it to compete against my self. So far I'm winning.
