Personally, I don't really mind as long as it's accompanied by either some context and an interesting story, or a photo of the bike (or preferably even both!)
this post was submitted on 10 Jul 2023
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I don't do trackerware social apps any more. I haven't checked in many years but I held at least a half dozen major KOMs at one point. I kinda got turned off to strava after seeing what it did to mountain biking. Like road stuff can usually be pretty safe for most people, but when someone is going all out on mountain with no sense of responsibility, people get hurt, especially hikers and new riders. I saw a lot of that and didn't care for it.
I don't mind at all, but I would like some context to go along with the post :)
Like how long it took to reach the milestone, or if there are any experiences/tips to share with the rest of us.
I don't, I just tune that noise out. If someone wants to share a ride with me, they can come over and hang out while talking about it.
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