Soldato
I started off cycling to lose weight. As the weight dropped off, I got quicker and quicker and that was my motivation. I only really rode three different routes that year but I was driven by quicker and faster segment times with most rides no more than 20 miles.
2019
In 2020 I dared to join a casual local cycle club and they took me on some longer rides and I started to explore Hertfordshire.
2020
Times were still getting quicker and I was finding all kinds of new segments to test myself on!
Then in 2021 I started to transfer my interest from speed to exploration. I was actually a lot slower by the end of the year too, but was really enjoying just finding new roads. I started driving out to places more to miss out those first and last 10 miles that I'd cycled so many times.
2021
2021 also included a few trips away, which can be seen in my full heatmap, all time to date -
This year is likely to expand things much further, with two trips abroad planned and I hope to have a few more trips away too.
What does your heatmap look like? You don't need to show your story over time like me... (I highly recommend using Veloviewers heatmap as the easiest to see)
2019
In 2020 I dared to join a casual local cycle club and they took me on some longer rides and I started to explore Hertfordshire.
2020
Times were still getting quicker and I was finding all kinds of new segments to test myself on!
Then in 2021 I started to transfer my interest from speed to exploration. I was actually a lot slower by the end of the year too, but was really enjoying just finding new roads. I started driving out to places more to miss out those first and last 10 miles that I'd cycled so many times.
2021
2021 also included a few trips away, which can be seen in my full heatmap, all time to date -
This year is likely to expand things much further, with two trips abroad planned and I hope to have a few more trips away too.
What does your heatmap look like? You don't need to show your story over time like me... (I highly recommend using Veloviewers heatmap as the easiest to see)
