Comments on: Keep track of your riding

By: GIOS

GIOS — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 17:46:38 +0000

Try this as well. http://www.winningstats.com/
I’ve using this one about for 2 yrs so far, I Like it alot.

By: workouts

workouts — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 11:55:02 +0000

Well” I visit your website first time and found this site very useful and interesting! Well” you guys doing nice work and I just want to say that keep rocking and keep it up!!!!

By: Mike

Mike — Tue, 26 May 2009 09:17:43 +0000

Something new, very simple,easy to use, you only need to have a cell phone with you, I just tried out this application yesterday, it keeps track for everything, amazing!!!
You activate it when you start your cycling. In two simple clicks it will start to log and map your position, movement, distance, tempo and calories burned. It will not affect normal operation of your mobile phone, so you can still listen to music, receive and initiate calls and messages.

When you finish cycling, the collected performance information will be stored on your mobile. Later you can review it, compare it with other exercises or check your best performance achievements. SportyPal will present each exercise in a map view, draw elegant graphics charts of your performance or present summarized information. SportyPal is intuitively designed to assist you improve your performance in running, cycling, blading, walking, skiing or other workouts involving similar activities.

The real brilliance of SportyPal comes with the web integration. You have a possibility to upload your workouts on the internet with a simple click of a button on your mobile phone. Registering to SportyPal web application will enable you to have instant access to your workouts performance and maps from anywhere. The web application provides additional functionality for analysis of your fitness workouts. You can also share your exercises with your friends, comment on their performance or organize virtual competitions.

By: cb

cb — Fri, 18 Jan 2008 19:32:28 +0000

Try http://www.mapmyride.com. Excellent interface, easy to map and lots of routes!

By: Chewieez

Chewieez — Thu, 10 Jan 2008 04:52:18 +0000

I too use http://www.mycyclinglog.com and I love it! I won’t repeat what Apertome said. I like that you can set up groups. We have a group setup for our local mtb messageboard (Nashville Mountain Bike). This allows you to quickly view how much your friends are riding and be envious or scared at the starting line of the next race.

By: Diego

Diego — Mon, 07 Jan 2008 07:08:02 +0000

I use my company’s intranet to track bike commutes. Was not aware of activebody.org, as Joel suggests, and find it really useful for the weekend trial runs.

By: Apertome

Apertome — Fri, 04 Jan 2008 22:19:18 +0000

I use http://www.mycyclinglog.com and enjoy it a lot. You can log various statistics about each ride and tag your rides as mountain, road, commute, etc. You also create profiles for your bikes and log per bike. There’s a co2 tag and a thing that shows you how many tons of CO2 emissions you’ve avoided by riding, for those who care about that. It’ll also estimate how much money you’ve saved.

But to me, the best parts are the reports. You can select a date range and see all manner of reports.

By: Nathan

Nathan — Fri, 04 Jan 2008 15:41:09 +0000

I also use bikejournal.com. It’s great because you can configure it to track whatever types of data are important to you. And you can access it anywhere where there’s web. So far, it’s everything I need, but I’ll check out your spread sheet and see what else is possible. I love keeping track of stuff like this. Thanks for posting!

By: JR

JR — Fri, 04 Jan 2008 15:03:45 +0000

Hey Noah – those are great spreadsheets… I’m a biker and a spreadsheet fanatic… I posted those to the sharingdocs.blogspot.com blog, where I highlight some cool uses of speadsheets using Google Docs. Note that I created a “template” link for people to easily get a Google Docs copy of your .xls file – and I added a link back to your site within the spreadsheet itself (that’s something you should always do)…
Also – you can easily embed a published view of your spreadsheet within your blog post (use the publish tab / more publishing options / format: “html to embed in a web page” ) – which looks cool when you have charts or nice formatting like you do…
Happy riding!
JR

By: Steve

Steve — Fri, 04 Jan 2008 14:45:18 +0000

Going against the flow... I use a perl script that logs data to a Mysql database and does all the necessary calculations for me to log it to my ride log. This also lets me plug in a back-end so I can have pretty graphs with MRTG and (hopefully) see miles logged increase more than costs do.