thelawnet wrote:[q
Hmm? This chap advertises as a cycle coach (I should mention that he's apparently 23yo), competes in road & MTB races, his father also competes, it would be rather difficult to pin the blame on motorists.
I agree that most people are not actively contesting it, but if you look at the leaderboards, the same names are cropping up over and over again on the same stretches of towpath near the top.
That’s certainly the nature of Strava a few people who like there name in the top ten. I find it amusing in my area there’s a name I’ve seen go out within hours of loosing a KOM to reclaim it back.
As for your MtB coach You could belittle him and his attempts along shared paths. Especially if he has a web presence where you can leave comments. Even Strava can be used for comments just to let his pals know what a great MtB rider he is on such challenging terrain. But, what if he got them one wild wet night when no one else was around and he didn’t inconvenience a single soul.
I’d need to know how many of the inconsiderate cyclists causing problems on that path are running Strava. I suspect they could be inherently inconsiderate and not linked to Strava. Meanwhile as suggested earlier flag the segment up as being inappropriate. It won’t make it disappear but it won’t appear by default.
