If you’ve ridden certain roads many times, you will end up with a darker line, whereas roads you’ve only ridden once will be more pale. Simply copy and paste your athlete number into the box and be amazed as it pulls in every ride and maps it. The Multiple Ride Mapper pulls in all of the rides you’ve ever logged on Strava and displays them on one map. Chris is still developing it, and there’s a premium option to purchase for a small fee, as well as a free version. Click one of these, and a lightbox overlay showing segment details appears. It allows you to customise the number of rides to display, and generates attractive looking maps with key data about the ride. As such, it requires some basic installation, so it’s not strictly a simple web based tool. The Strava Integrator, by Chris Schiffner, is a tool for embedding your ride data on your own website.

The only way to do it at present, is to use the CosmoCatalano tool. The Strava site itself doesn’t give you the option to do this. You see a route that appeals to you, you want to download it so that you can follow it yourself using a Garmin for turn by turn directions. This seems to be a very popular request, and understandably so. Go check it out.Įxport other people’s rides/runs with CosmoCatalano You can submit new sites to the list, and even write reviews and ratings for each resource. I’ve developed a new way of listing Strava add on sites.

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