[RBW] How do you track your mileage?

[Fullylugged]

I am a long time user of www.bikejournal.com.  Track mileage on multiple bikes 
as well as tires and chains. Has discussion forum similar to this list.  Basic 
membership is free. I use it a lot and I am a paid subscriber. Has line graph 
to show progress towards any goal you set.  Options for private or public 
access to your results. And of course, I have the journal of my rides. 
Downloadable. I've been keeping data since 2005. 

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[RBW] How do you track your mileage?

[stoker]

Like many of the previous responses, I also use Strava. It works quite well for 
my needs - tracking mileage and sharing ride experiences with friends (although 
my primary use is to track mileage). I began using it in June of 2013 and I’m 
coming up on 47,000 miles. I primarily use my iPhone to record rides (super 
easy) or I use a Garmin 520 for longer/complex routes. Uploading to Strava is a 
cinch when paired to my phone at the end of the ride. - Robb S (Strava profile)

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[RBW] How do you track your mileage?

[Philip Williamson]

I will more diligently use Strava next year to track miles by bike. Currently I 
use Strava sometimes, and MapMyRide for bigger rides, and my commute. MapMyRide 
talks to my company’s “Vitality” program, which gives me a discount on my 
insurance premiums. 
Strava is far superior, and is not owned by UnderArmour. 

Philip
Santa Rosa, CA

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Re: [RBW] How do you track your mileage?

[masmojo]

I've been using Map my Ride for about 2 1/2 years, I also uploaded Ride with 
GPS, but I really haven't used it yet. At this point several people I know use 
MMR, so it's hard for me to change.

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Re: [RBW] How do you track your mileage?

[Bruce Baker]

I have been using mapmyride since 2010 and love never had a problem with
it..

On Sat, Dec 15, 2018 at 5:15 AM Surlyprof  wrote:

> Bill’s thread on cycling goals made me realize that I don’t have an easy
> and consistent method of tracking my mileage.  With the new year upon us,
> I’d like to find a good way to track bike mileage across 3 bikes that I
> ride pretty evenly.  So, how do you all track your mileage on the bike?
> I’m looking for any suggestions for products, cel phone holders, apps,
> websites, whatever will make it easy to track over the year across multiple
> bikes.
>
> Thanks.
> John
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[RBW] How do you track your mileage?

[franklyn]

I use ridewithgps's app on a phone as a cyclometer as well for navigation (when 
I need it). But I don't use my actual phone. I bought an older Motorola Moto G 
for $20 on eBay and use it as a WiFi only device. Ridewithgps has offline 
navigation feature if you have a subscription. I tend to put my phone and this 
Moto G on airplane mode to save battery when I ride in places with suspect 
reception (the phones battery drains quickly when they are in bad reception 
areas).

You can enter your bikes in the app and choose the one you rode when you save 
your ride. I also keep a old cyclometer on my town bike. You can adjust mileage 
for a bike on ridewithgps. The app also has a feature to let you keep track of 
your maintenance.

Using a cheap ex-phone as the cyclometer has an additional benefit of not 
fumbling with your phone on your bike and accidentally dropping it.

Franklyn
Berkeley, CA

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Re: [RBW] How do you track your mileage?

[WETH]

I also use and recommend cyclemeter; it works well with my iPhone(s) over the 
years.  It’s free, though you can pay for more advanced features if you want 
them.
Erl
Kensington, MD

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[RBW] How do you track your mileage?

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Track? Grin.

With abandon,
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[RBW] How do you track your mileage?

[Jonathan D.]

Ride Report does a great job of auto tracking my rides. 

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[RBW] How do you track your mileage?

[George Cline]

I've been pretty happy with the free version of Map My Ride. I have used it for 
a little more than 2 years now and it has been pretty easy to use and reliable, 
well, except when I destroyed my phone on one ride!

Phone apps just seem to be the most convenient and practical way of tracking 
rides.

George in NoCal

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Re: [RBW] How do you track your mileage?

[Patrick Moore]

I switched to Cyclemeter a number of years ago from Endomodo and find it
much more controllable and easy to use. This must have been 2012 or 2013,
so don't know how Endomodo is now, but back then it was annoying.

I use 1 iPhone for 4 bikes and record the mileage on a complex spreadsheet
that tracks daily, cumulative annual, and cumulative cumulative mileage for
each bike, with a descriptor field ("Home Church Home via No Divers.
Channel outbound/Guadalupe return", for example), and a far-right section
to track maintenance. One of the benefits of business school was becoming a
minor ace with Excel -- used to do payroll taxes with a huge spreadsheet I
built that worked very well -- until you got one variable field wrong ...

I renew the mileage spreadsheet each year.

BTW, it's easy to build little spreadsheets for gear inches or development
or gain ratios; I like gear inches since they tell the educated mind the
same thing and require fewer steps.

On Sat, Dec 15, 2018 at 8:44 AM in Dallas nick  wrote:

> I use the Endomondo app on my phone.
>
> It's okay for the most part, however I get frustrated when the timer keeps
> running when I am stopped for a few minutes.
>
> I am not sure why that happens sometimes and sometimes not.
>
> Dang it, when I know I have averaged 11 or 12 miles per hour I do not like
> it showing I only averaged 9 mph.
> Ha!
>
> When you're tearing it up that way you want the proof.
>
> On a few bikes I also have basic cycle computer , cyclometer or whatever
> the correct term is these days.
>
> Safe pedaling,
>
> Paul in Dallas
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Re: [RBW] How do you track your mileage?

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On 12/15/18 11:08 AM, Steven Sweedler wrote:
I have wired cycle computers on my bikes, mostly Cateye Enduro 8 with 
the heavy wire. Installed my first wireless computer  last night. I 
write down the odometer reading for each at the first of the year and 
total up at the end. This is my 30th year of keeping track. My average 
is 5388/year. It took me over 20 years to get the average above 5k/yr. 
Hats off to Steve P. for riding 10 k/yr. My two  high mileage  years 
were 8900, both were years when I rode a tour of 4000 m. Retirement 
sure does help.  Steve



That's certainly not going to be the case this year.  We've just broken 
the record for rainfall in the metro DC are, makiing 2018 the wettest 
year ever recorded around here, and it's taken a toll on my riding.  I 
had hoped to reach 9,000 by year's end and it doesn't look as though I'm 
going to make it.  I'm at 8773, and with only 16 days remaining I'll be 
lucky if I can even make a nice round .


My high, a few years ago when we had a lovely warm winter and early 
spring, was 1 -- and when I hit that, I disconnected the computer 
and rode the last 4 or 5 miles back to the ride start without recording 
the mileage.





On Sat, Dec 15, 2018 at 10:30 AM Steve Palincsar > wrote:



On 12/15/18 10:27 AM, Edwin W wrote:
> I use a wired cyclocomputer that rarely needs a new battery
(Years?) and tracks every mile I ride. That way I never have to
turn my phone or an app on.
> But that is for my style of riding: a mile here, 3 miles there,
I rarely ride more than 10 at a time. I am an AtoB cyclist and
can’t be bothered by doing something st the beginning of every
ride, several times a day!

That's fine if you only ride one bike.  If you have six or seven
in the
rotation it becomes a lot more complicated -- as does keeping
track of
maintenance.  (When was the last time I put a new cassette on this
bike???)


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Re: [RBW] How do you track your mileage?

[Steven Sweedler]

I have wired cycle computers on my bikes, mostly Cateye Enduro 8 with the
heavy wire. Installed my first wireless computer  last night. I write down
the odometer reading for each at the first of the year and total up at the
end. This is my 30th year of keeping track. My average is 5388/year. It
took me over 20 years to get the average above 5k/yr. Hats off to Steve P.
for riding 10 k/yr. My two  high mileage  years were 8900, both were years
when I rode a tour of 4000 m. Retirement sure does help.  Steve

On Sat, Dec 15, 2018 at 10:30 AM Steve Palincsar  wrote:

>
> On 12/15/18 10:27 AM, Edwin W wrote:
> > I use a wired cyclocomputer that rarely needs a new battery (Years?) and
> tracks every mile I ride. That way I never have to turn my phone or an app
> on.
> > But that is for my style of riding: a mile here, 3 miles there, I rarely
> ride more than 10 at a time. I am an AtoB cyclist and can’t be bothered by
> doing something st the beginning of every ride, several times a day!
>
> That's fine if you only ride one bike.  If you have six or seven in the
> rotation it becomes a lot more complicated -- as does keeping track of
> maintenance.  (When was the last time I put a new cassette on this bike???)
>
>
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> Alexandria, Virginia
> USA
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[RBW] How do you track your mileage?

[in Dallas nick]

I use the Endomondo app on my phone.




It's okay for the most part, however I get frustrated when the timer keeps 
running when I am stopped for a few minutes.




I am not sure why that happens sometimes and sometimes not.




Dang it, when I know I have averaged 11 or 12 miles per hour I do not like it 
showing I only averaged 9 mph.


Ha!




When you're tearing it up that way you want the proof.




On a few bikes I also have basic cycle computer , cyclometer or whatever the 
correct term is these days.




Safe pedaling,




Paul in Dallas







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Re: [RBW] How do you track your mileage?

[Steve Palincsar]

On 12/15/18 10:27 AM, Edwin W wrote:

I use a wired cyclocomputer that rarely needs a new battery (Years?) and tracks 
every mile I ride. That way I never have to turn my phone or an app on.
But that is for my style of riding: a mile here, 3 miles there, I rarely ride 
more than 10 at a time. I am an AtoB cyclist and can’t be bothered by doing 
something st the beginning of every ride, several times a day!


That's fine if you only ride one bike.  If you have six or seven in the 
rotation it becomes a lot more complicated -- as does keeping track of 
maintenance.  (When was the last time I put a new cassette on this bike???)



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Re: [RBW] How do you track your mileage?

[Edwin W]

I use a wired cyclocomputer that rarely needs a new battery (Years?) and tracks 
every mile I ride. That way I never have to turn my phone or an app on. 
But that is for my style of riding: a mile here, 3 miles there, I rarely ride 
more than 10 at a time. I am an AtoB cyclist and can’t be bothered by doing 
something st the beginning of every ride, several times a day!

Edwin

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Re: [RBW] How do you track your mileage?

[Patrick Moore]

Cyclemeter on my cell phone. Easy to use, free, tracks what I want it to
track and a lot more, but doesn't force these things on me. Works fine on
iPhone 5S.

On Sat, Dec 15, 2018 at 3:15 AM Surlyprof  wrote:

> Bill’s thread on cycling goals made me realize that I don’t have an easy
> and consistent method of tracking my mileage.  With the new year upon us,
> I’d like to find a good way to track bike mileage across 3 bikes that I
> ride pretty evenly.  So, how do you all track your mileage on the bike?
> I’m looking for any suggestions for products, cel phone holders, apps,
> websites, whatever will make it easy to track over the year across multiple
> bikes.
>
> Thanks.
> John
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Re: [RBW] How do you track your mileage?

[Bill Schairer]

I use Strava with my cell phone.  There are other cell phone apps that probably 
work well also.  The reasons I like it:

1. I use the free subscription
2. I’d probably have my phone with me anyway
3. I can easily track the mileage for each bike as well as the components on 
the bike, if I I choose to enter them
4. I like the visual of where I have ridden.  Strava used to offer a free trial 
on the paid subscription where I could pull up my “heat map” that shows all the 
places I’ve ridden.  Probably the one benefit of the paid subscription that 
might motivate me to upgrade my subscription.
5.  Can be used even if no cell service, for example for foreign travel.  GPS 
data recorded while riding and then superimposed onto a map later when wifi or 
cell connection made.
6. Global “heat maps” are useful for searching out poplular rides/routes
7. Flyby feature (other Strava riders out while you are riding) is fun and from 
which I have obtained new ride/route ideas.  “Why is that guy riding that way 
instead of the way I’m going?”  “Oh, I didn’t know there was a trail there.”  
“that looks like a fun route.”  “I wonder if that is a safer route?” Etc
8. Atltitude gain, grade %, max speed, avg speed, time comparison data are all 
fun
9. Help keeps me motivated to get out and ride, sad as that might be - more of 
function of a goal than the app but the app allows me to track toward the goal
10.  I can recreate routes that I rode years ago and add them in with 
appropriate dates which will populate my “heat map” from which I get the visual 
of the different places I’ve ridden.  Obviously, speed data not a part of such 
added rides but total mileage is.

I’m probably forgetting some.  I do not use a handlebar mount.  I just fire up 
the app, turn the screen off, put the phone in my pocket and then pull it out 
if I need it.  I’ve used it on tours with no battery issues if I turn cell 
service off so the phone is not constantly seeking service.  I have tried a 
couple mounts and disliked them because they rattle and finally decided that 
monitoring all the data while riding is too distracting anyway.

I also paid a one month subscription for the Ride with GPS cell app for the ACA 
tour on the GDMBR.  This had the advantage of my being able to download the GPX 
files from ACA for the tour.  While on the road I could then pull up the map 
for the day and find out exactly where I was - particularly useful when coming 
to forks in the road or turns.  I think one might also be able to get audible 
turn by turn directions but I did not use this.  Again, this was all without 
cell service.  The GPX file has the map downloaded onto your device and the GPS 
signal places you on the map.  I don’t believe Strava has this same feature 
paid or unpaid.  I ran both apps while touring or just fired up Ride with GPS 
when I needed it.

Map My Ride is another app out there.  I think they all have paid and unpaid 
service.  Probably worth looking at all of them to see which one best provides 
whatever one is looking for at any given price.  I think each is slightly 
different in that regard.

My main complaint is that, as yet, I’ve found no way to download all that 
Strava data to an Excel file for really anal analysis.

Bill

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Re: [RBW] How do you track your mileage?

[Steve Palincsar]

On 12/15/18 5:15 AM, Surlyprof wrote:

Bill’s thread on cycling goals made me realize that I don’t have an easy and 
consistent method of tracking my mileage.  With the new year upon us, I’d like 
to find a good way to track bike mileage across 3 bikes that I ride pretty 
evenly.  So, how do you all track your mileage on the bike?  I’m looking for 
any suggestions for products, cel phone holders, apps, websites, whatever will 
make it easy to track over the year across multiple bikes.



I use endomondo.com -- because the bicycle club I belong to has an 
annual mileage challenge that uses it.  It's possible to synchronize it 
with phone apps, GPSs, etc., but it's not necessary.  I just type my 
info in on a web form.


I also track maintenance activity on my bicycles by means of a spreadsheet.

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Steve Palincsar
Alexandria, Virginia
USA

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[RBW] How do you track your mileage?

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Bill’s thread on cycling goals made me realize that I don’t have an easy and 
consistent method of tracking my mileage.  With the new year upon us, I’d like 
to find a good way to track bike mileage across 3 bikes that I ride pretty 
evenly.  So, how do you all track your mileage on the bike?  I’m looking for 
any suggestions for products, cel phone holders, apps, websites, whatever will 
make it easy to track over the year across multiple bikes.

Thanks.
John

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