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Updates
- Dec 2025 Gear ratios and lap fixes.
- May 2023 Site redesign.
- 2016-2022 Various bug fixes.
- Nov 2016 Individual gear stats.
- Apr 2016 Magellan fixes.
- Mar 2016 Feature: exclude rides.
- Mar 2016 Bug fix: timezones.
- Nov 2015 Feature: crop rides.
- Nov 2014 Device support: Magellan
- Nov 2014 Feature: detailed lap data.
- Aug 2014 Feature: lap data.
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Loading lap data, please be patient.
Viewing Lap 1 Stats
| Title |
Mid-Atlantic 24 Hour Race
|
| # Total shifts |
190
|
| # Front shifts |
1
|
| # Rear shifts |
189
|
| Time b/t shifts |
43.5 seconds
|
| Moving time |
2:17:44
|
| Distance |
51.74 mi
|
| Ascent |
1949 ft
|
| Descent |
1959 ft
|
| Climbing ratio |
2.65 *
|
| Climbing rate |
849 ft/hr
|
| Avg/max speed |
22.55 / 29.45 mph
|
| Avg/norm/max power |
210 / 222 / 558 watts
|
| Avg/max HR |
147 / 180 bpm
|
| Avg/max cadence |
81 / 106 rpm
|
| Ride Notes |
3rd place - 455 miles credited based on a 26 mile lap (actual lap was only 25 miles according to my Garmin)
|
Laps Summary
| Lap | Time | MPH | Shifts |
| 1 |
2:17:44 |
22.55 |
190 |
| 2 |
2:24:31 |
22.41 |
241 |
| 3 |
3:56:32 |
21.17 |
530 |
| 4 |
0:47:38 |
21 |
79 |
| 5 |
1:11:31 |
20.37 |
156 |
| 6 |
1:17:24 |
19.75 |
148 |
| 7 |
4:00:14 |
19.43 |
507 |
| 8 |
2:41:51 |
17.57 |
374 |
| 9 |
1:31:58 |
16.99 |
206 |
| 10 |
2:13:23 |
16.88 |
263 |
Shifting timeline - chainrings only (gaps in the timeline represent time paused)
Shifting timeline - all gears (gaps in the timeline represent time paused)
Raw Data (sorted by time spent in gear)
Raw Data (sorted by gear inches)
Raw Lap Data
2025-12-19 LOTS OF UPDATES: I have finally returned to this project to start doing some data
analysis. I am currently working on a bunch of features to help clean up some of the data: ability to "swap" cassettes
post ride if your settings were wrong during the ride, ability to see average gear ratio and average gear combo,
plus some general UI improvements.
2024-01-01 IMPORTANT: I woke up this morning to a completely dead SSD and another one currently failing.
No data has been lost, but I've just purchased two new drives so there may be some downtime as I migrate data
from the failing system drive to the new drive. The new second drive will continue to be a backup. Thankfully
that is the drive that was dead!