I can see the ridelog, download the .gpx file, edit a trail in that region using that .gpx file without any errors.
I just tried it now.
Yep, I can also download the GPX, click "Replace with new GPX file" and edit it that way, but it's a little cumbersome.
If you click "Edit Track" and then paste in the ridelog id, you should see the error "Unable to view this private ridelog", which seems like a bug? Would be nice if we can overlay the ridelog and simply trace in the new section.
I was wondering why my TF Points dropped and figured out that you guys removed "Check-In" from the Points Earned list items that could add to the TF Points.
Give me an option to use Bayesian averages when sorting by rating in a region or park. It's what most online retailers use to "sort by reviews". I feel like this would be much more useful to see top trails in a place that I'm visiting. For example, when I went to Utah and wanted to see what the top trails were, I sort by ratings, but have to go to the 3rd page to see the 99/100 score trails that have more than one review. A trail that has 80 reviews but gets 96/100 interests me more than a trail that has 7 reviews but has a perfect 100/100.
Article in case you never heard of bayesian rankings:
Has there been any thought or consideration for adding the orange designation to trail ratings for "freeride" or jump trails, that are found on many maps and trails signs now? Especially at bike parks, at least here in NA.
Has there been any thought or consideration for adding the orange designation to trail ratings for "freeride" or jump trails, that are found on many maps and trails signs now? Especially at bike parks, at least here in NA.
There is and always has been. "Pro Line" is orange
Has there been any thought or consideration for adding the orange designation to trail ratings for "freeride" or jump trails, that are found on many maps and trails signs now? Especially at bike parks, at least here in NA.
There is and always has been. "Pro Line" is orange
I don't mean the pro line rating. If you check out page 5 and 6 of the Whistler orientation guide linked below, you'll see the differently designated freeride rating, which show jumping skills are required.
Give me an option to use Bayesian averages when sorting by rating in a region or park. It's what most online retailers use to "sort by reviews". I feel like this would be much more useful to see top trails in a place that I'm visiting. For example, when I went to Utah and wanted to see what the top trails were, I sort by ratings, but have to go to the 3rd page to see the 99/100 score trails that have more than one review. A trail that has 80 reviews but gets 96/100 interests me more than a trail that has 7 reviews but has a perfect 100/100.
Article in case you never heard of bayesian rankings:
It's coming. Andriod has this feature already and iOS is in final testing. Basically long-press the map and an option to add a personal waypoint will be one of the options.
This will be only viewable by you and will save under your waypoints.
Noticed that this feature has been implemented and now works on iOS version in the latest update.
Can you improve the Filter section in the map view to allow multiple selections of difficulty levels?
Like, I want the map to only show blues, blacks, and double blacks and hide everything else. Right now, I can only select one difficulty at time. If I unselect, then other trails like greens and purples will also appear along with other trails and clutter the map view, making it harder to see the trails I'm interested in.
Routes - if I save a trail to my wishlist, my Wahoo doesn't import it as a 'route' it has to be a complete ride?
If the trail or road is something I've not ridden and let's say not part of my 'route' why wouldn't it be imported?
I understand why short trails may not work but longer ones definitely should, right?
Example - I ride up Big as mountain #1 all the time so don't want that on my route, but there's a trail/road marked as Hellish power climb #4 that I want to explore, why can't I add that to my routes?
We didn't build the Wahoo integration, Wahoo did. So they need to support more than just routes.