Just one thing to sort out – all of the PRs I got on today’s ride (and there were a few) were recorded as second places by the second upload. I then deleted the original (short) ride from Strava and re-uploaded.
Another common source for these files is.
If your watch or phone ever died during your run, or if you frequently lose your GPS signal, checkout my quarantine project: gpx.studio, with many editing features (delete, insert and move points, add/change speed info, merge multiple GPX and even draw new routes). Opening your file in a text editor might reveal something like this:it would probably have worked with my edited files but I could also merge them in the GPS Track Editor… New tool for correcting your Strava activities (or adapt your itineraries). I also tried merging the files with a tool from – unfortunately, that ended up with a ride that was effectively double the length of what we rode (two loops). Using this, I could edit Andy’s data to just the part I had missing, then combine it with mine and merge the two tracks (the short gap doesn’t matter – Strava will straight-line the route between the two points).
#Gpx editor strava free#
I’ve blogged before about GPS Track Editor, which is a fantastic piece of free software. Even though he’d also forgotten to start his, he was wearing a Garmin watch too – so I could combine his data and mine (we’d ridden side by side for the first part of the ride…). It would be able to cope with turning around, going back up the hill, starting the computer and starting the ride again – but not with some missing kilometres in my ride data! Luckily, Andy was also riding with a Garmin bike computer. Unfortunately, my ability to “press the start button on my Garmin cycle computer” is clearly less good – I was about a mile from home and heading out of town when I realised I’d forgotten to start tracking my ride! It seems my route planning is pretty spot on, as it was almost the exact opposite of a charity ride going the other way around (we passed the same riders twice!). My friend Andy and I put in 60 miles in the sunshine, on a big loop around Milton Keynes. This morning was spent on my bike… as was a fair chunk of this afternoon… as is a fair chunk of many summer weekends, much to Mrs W’s disappointment. Please be warned that the information here may be out of date. See also: Jonathan OKeeffes Strava tools Note: To merge Garmin.
#Gpx editor strava update#
I don't routinely update old blog posts as they are only intended to represent a view at a particular point in time. GPX Track Editor does not only allow you to view and edit your data, but also offers.
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