Strava-editing out a portion of a ride
11-23-12, 01:13 PM
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Strava-editing out a portion of a ride
Is it possible to remove a portion of a Strava ride? Left the Garmin on after the ride, so I have some unearned KOM's and a top speed of 75.7 mph.....
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11-23-12, 01:15 PM
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There is the crop function for this https://www.adelaidecyclists.com/grou...ides-on-strava
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Pretty sure you can crop within Strava after upload. Go to the "Edit" drop down
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Yep! Does it make you feel better to know you're not the only one to do such a stupid thing. I had a March Charity ride that I ended up with a top speed of 75mph for 239 miles. Pretty impressive for a 30 mile ride with my grandchildren. But cropping is so easy even I can do it.
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Yep, pretty easy.
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so it's easy to remove useless starting/ending data but what about those random wth "spikes" that have you going 119.5 mph and adding additional mileage during the ride? haven't found a way to correct that.
