Strava Multiple Ride Mapper: This website is another free personal heatmap visualizer.And it’s free! Here’s my four-day COLT heatmap from September 2017. It contains a lot of the same functionality as Veloviewer: personal heatmap, annual summary. Strava Stats: I only recently discovered this website.Here’s my connected heatmap from Stratford to Erin to Toronto to Port Dover (from Veloviewer):

It’s a small cost for quick access to all your Strava data. In addition, individual activities and Strava segments can be visualized on maps in 2D or 3D. There’s also a Pro+ version for 20 euros, but I just pay for the Pro version, which allows visualization of all my Strava activities on maps, tables, charts. Veloviewer: The free version is limited to your most-recent 25 activities, but the Pro version is only 10 euros a year.Here’s a list of Strava tools that I use: With the popularity of Strava in recent years, third-party companies have jumped on board with additional features that make use of Strava data. I’m a numbers guy so I like keeping track of my rides, distance and progress each month and year. Prior to joining Strava in 2012, I kept a record of all my rides in a spreadsheet (dating back as far as 2002!), so when I found out about Strava, I bought a GPS and had it do the work for me. Most cyclists I know use Strava to track their cycling activities.

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