Activity – Jon Eiseman – Morris Area Freewheelers

Jon Eiseman replied to the topic Lake George Routes in the forum Morris Area Freewheelers 5 years, 8 months ago

The Lake George event is run by Glenn Hukins, I would try contacting him.
Jon Eiseman replied to the topic Ride Creation Instructions in the forum New Website 5 years, 8 months ago

There’s no way to directly sync a Strava ride with our tour list. Each tour needs a cuesheet and we need to add the ride to RideWithGPS. You can send an email to cuesheet@mafw.org with a link to the Strava ride and request the creation of an MAFW tour from that ride. Bob Wszolek creates the RideWithGPS maps and Jan Gorban creates the cue sheets.…[Read more]
Jon Eiseman replied to the topic Discrepancies in reported climbs in the forum Bicycles 5 years, 8 months ago

Hi Les,

We use the values reported by RideWithGPS for all our rides which may not be exactly the same as what the Garmin reports. In fact if you check several different Garmin devices on the same ride you will see they report different values. You can find a good explanation for the variation here: https://ridewithgps.com/help/grade-and-elevation…[Read more]
Jon Eiseman replied to the topic Access to club routes on RWGPS mobile app in the forum Morris Area Freewheelers 5 years, 8 months ago

Hi Sasha,

You don’t need an invite. You can find the instructions on the Member Information page.

Regards,

Jon
Jon Eiseman replied to the topic Ride Creation Instructions in the forum New Website 5 years, 9 months ago

Check out the following page: Tour Creation Guidelines

I added an FAQ with a link to this page.

To see the FAQs click on the Club Info menu and then on the Club Info page click on FAQs. On the FAQs page you will see a new item called “submitting new tours”.
Jon Eiseman replied to the topic Ride Creation Instructions in the forum New Website 5 years, 9 months ago

Hi Bob,

The documents you’re looking for are located in our OneDrive account. I sent you a link to the folder.

Jon
Jon Eiseman replied to the topic Bike Computer Recomendations in the forum Going Corona Crazy 5 years, 9 months ago

Hi John,

There are lot’s of reports of this problem on the internet. Just do a search of: Cateye Padrone led light interference
https://bit.ly/3bLErfD

You could solve the problem by getting a wired computer for about $25 (e.g., the Velo 7)

Regards,

Jon
Jon Eiseman replied to the topic If It's Not Broke Why Fix It in the forum New Website 5 years, 10 months ago

Hi Joseph,

I removed the other weather services from the page because the links for the different locations did not point to the weather for that particular location. Only the accuweather links were working.

You can get the old ride schedule format by clicking on the link that says “Mobile View” on the ride schedule page. You can set a book mark…[Read more]
Jon Eiseman started the topic Instructions for downloading rides from your phone to the Garmin in the forum New Website 5 years, 10 months ago

Instructions can be found here: https://mafw.org/staging/ridewithgps-how-to-get-routes-onto-your-garmin-edge/

For instructions on downloading to the Wahoo Elemnt go here: https://ridewithgps.com/help/wahoo-elemnt
Jon Eiseman wrote a new post 5 years, 10 months ago

RideWithGPS: How to download from your phone to the Garmin RideWithGPS: How to download from your phone to the Garmin Initial Setup: You need to have the following apps on your phone: RideWithGPS Garmin Connect Garmin Connect IQ Pair the Garmin to your phone: Sign in to the Garmin Connect App. You may have to create a free account with Garmin if you don’t have one already. After you create the Garmin account go to the following link to join the Club Account on RideWithGPS: https://ridewithgps.com/clubs/455-morris-area-freewheelers?join_code=fg5QfiRMDyXw3rCO. Enable Bluetooth on your smartphone, and pair your Garmin device to your phone. This will vary depending on your device, and will be done from your device. On your smartphone, open the Garmin Connect™ Mobile app. Then press the More option in the lower right corner of the main app screen on iPhone, or the menu icon in the upper left corner on Android, and select Garmin Devices > Add Device to enter pairing mode and follow the steps shown in the Garmin Connect app to find your device. Follow the on screen instructions to finish the pairing and set up process. In the Garmin Connect App go to the Menu and select Connect IQ Store and search for Ride With GPS and click on it and then click install. On the Garmin Edge select Connect IQ from the menu then select Ride With GPS. The first time you do this it will show you a code, you then go to rwgps.com/iq to enter the code. Downloading a Ride to the Garmin In the Ride With GPS app click on Morris Area Freewheelers to get into the Club area and then click on Organization routes then search for the route you want then click on the menu and click on Pin. On the Garmin Edge go to the Menu->Connect IQ->Ride With GPS->Pinned Routes Select the route you want then click on Download & Ride (or just Download). You can find step-by-step instructions for downloading a ride from your phoneRead more
Jon Eiseman replied to the topic 7-Day Schedule in the forum New Website 5 years, 10 months ago

Hi Conrad,

Glad to hear your enjoying the new website. I would suggest adding a bookmark to go directly to the ride schedule. If you bookmark the following URL it will bring you to the schedule for the next 7 days:

https://mafw.org/staging/1weekrideschedule/

This will always redirect to the current ride schedule for the next 7 days.

Another…[Read more]
Jon Eiseman started the topic RideWithGPS Club Account in the forum Club Announcements 5 years, 11 months ago

Want to get access to the club route library for doing rides on your own? You can use our RideWithGPS club account. Find out more about it here.
Jon Eiseman started the topic How to do a group workout on Zwift in the forum Zwift 5 years, 11 months ago

GROUP WORKOUTS VIA ZWIFT MEETUPS
Jon Eiseman posted an update in the group Website Feedback 6 years ago

nice
Jon Eiseman posted a new activity comment 6 years ago

Hi Jim, I’ve added a new feature which allows you to create photo galleries. Then in the group discussion you can paste in the link to the gallery. If you look at the top of this page you’ll see there’s now a link to Gallery.

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Jon Eiseman posted a new activity comment 6 years ago

I have fixed the problem. Now, only the people who should be listed as ATB riders are listed as ATB riders.

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Jon Eiseman posted a new activity comment 6 years ago

Thanks for finding the issue. I will check my import procedure to fix that.

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- Jon Eiseman replied 6 years ago
  
  I have fixed the problem. Now, only the people who should be listed as ATB riders are listed as ATB riders.
Jon Eiseman posted a new activity comment 6 years ago

I added pulldowns to the top level menus. If you hover over Manage My Rides you will be able to click on Member Directory, Forums, or Groups. If you click on Manage My Rides it will bring you to the mail Manage My Rides page. Click on this link to see what it looks like: https://www.dropbox.com/s/i9hvr8vzh5zlv4o/pulldowns.png?dl=0

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Jon Eiseman posted a new activity comment 6 years ago

That is the home page.

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Jon Eiseman posted a new activity comment 6 years ago

I will look into the ability to post pics and more advanced editing.

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- Jon Eiseman replied 6 years ago
  
  Hi Jim, I’ve added a new feature which allows you to create photo galleries. Then in the group discussion you can paste in the link to the gallery. If you look at the top of this page you’ll see there’s now a link to Gallery.
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DAYTIME PACES (Updated: April 2015)
Pace	Minimum Average Speed	Description
A	18+ mph	Hard fast riding, few stops, slower riders will be dropped, frequent pace lines.
B+	17 mph	For very fit cyclists, slower riders will be dropped, leader rides at listed pace, occasional pace lines.
B	16 mph	For fit cyclists, terrain varies, up to 30 miles between rest stops. Leader sweeps no slower than 16 mph. BUT if there is a concurrent identical (same tour #, same start time) C+ ride, or the ride leader has posted “no sweep” in the ride comments, the leader rides a B pace and does not sweep.
C+	14.5 mph	For accomplished cyclists, terrain varies, up to 30 miles between rest stops, leader sweeps no slower than 14.5 mph. If there is a concurrent identical (same tour #, same start time) C ride, the Ride Leader may choose not to sweep and depend on the C ride to look after slower C+ riders.
C	13 mph	For accomplished cyclists, terrain varies, up to 30 miles between rest stops, leader sweeps no slower than 13 mph.
D+	11 mph	For experienced cyclists who want an easier pace, up to 20 miles between rest stops, leader sweeps no slower than 11 mph.
D	9 mph	Relaxed riding for experienced cyclists, easier terrain, up to 15 miles between rest stops, leader sweeps no slower than 9 mph (typically no longer than 35 miles and on terrain not more difficult than C+).
CA(Casual)	Casual	Relaxed riding, no steep hills, frequent stops, group stays together.
S (Special)	varies	Special ride. Click on ‘More’ (after login) to read special comments.

EVENING TRAINING RIDE PACES Paces for evening rides have a T prefix to indicate that they are “training” rides. Training means that the rides are typically shorter, do not have rest stops and riders generally ride at a faster average compared to day rides.
Pace	Average Speed	Description
TA	18+ mph	Hard fast riding, few stops, slower riders will be dropped, frequent pace lines.
TB	16.5+ mph	For very fit cyclists, slower riders will be dropped, leader rides at listed pace, occasional pace lines
TC	15+ mph	For accomplished cyclists, terrain varies, leader sweeps no slower than 15 mph.
TD	13+ mph	For experienced cyclists, leader sweeps no slower than 13 mph
TE	11+ mph	For any cyclists who can average 11 mph and ride the posted distance without a rest stop, leader sweeps no slower than 11 mph

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