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I think I'm addicted to it....


 
Posted : 24/07/2012 9:53 am
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it rocked for about a week

then i got bored


 
Posted : 24/07/2012 9:56 am
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Starting to get bored - just use it for a record of my rides, share them with my mates and training but TBH I don't go out for KOM's - if I get one great but if I loose one - who cares - there are always going to be riders fitter than me - It's just a matter of time they will ride that segment and get the KOM? If I was a racer I'd go out and race 😉


 
Posted : 24/07/2012 9:59 am
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Trouble I have is that I set good times durign those 2 dry weeks earlier int he year and it's all been mud ever since so trying to improve has been difficult.

Still nice to see the segments on a ride though.


 
Posted : 24/07/2012 10:00 am
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Best for finding hidden trails 😳


 
Posted : 24/07/2012 10:01 am
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I like it and use it in conjunction with Endomondo, however living in Bristol which is has a massive cycling community and some very, very fast riders KOMs are not easy to come by.

Well that's what I tell myself.


 
Posted : 24/07/2012 10:04 am
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Its trashed my local trails 🙁


 
Posted : 24/07/2012 10:06 am
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I'm still using it to record mileage but some of the times are getting silly on the central Manchester segments unless you've got someone on the corners looking out for traffic!

managed a KOM this morning on a commuting segment but that was more down to the fact i came in late so there was less traffic, there's a TTer thats ridden a few of my daily ones at ~27mph (5mph faster than me!) so i'm only ever gunning for second!

tempted to have a go one day early sunday morning without the panniers 😀


 
Posted : 24/07/2012 10:10 am
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how do u use it? i get to the map and load segments and select one but then what? does it automatically start/stop the timer? tried to use it on sat in tunstall forest but lost all signal


 
Posted : 24/07/2012 10:11 am
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I've just bought a £20 GPS logger for Strava'ing,

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Navin-MiniHomer-GPS-Position-Finder-Logger-Yellow-/280920802356?pt=UK_In_Car_Technology&hash=item41682f4434

Hopefully it'll get addictive as I really could do with some motivation to get fitter.

Its trashed my local trails

That's the weather, not Strava, some people have always cut corners and ridden trails when they're wet.


 
Posted : 24/07/2012 10:13 am
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Best for finding hidden trails

So long as they're not too long, and fit wholly within the tiny map display, and there's not too many within that tiny window when zoomed out enough to fit them in.
it rocked for about a week
then i got bored

Think I gave it about a weekend. Not so much bored, but just a site that's far too beta testing imho.
Now they've added the ability to delete the a/c, I'm seriously tempted to make use of that feature.
Still nice to see the segments on a ride though.

I use a legacy timing device called a watch to see how quick I go up the main hills. Half the time I stop to check some wildlife. Still there's some XC lycra lout that's probably having an orgasm at stealing a KoM from me.


 
Posted : 24/07/2012 10:32 am
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I like it still, to be honest more for my own personal gratification than chasing KOMs. Although I did get a new one on my commute last week, which I was pleased about!


 
Posted : 24/07/2012 10:41 am
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[i]I use a legacy timing device called a watch to see how quick I go up the main hills.[/i]

If you're that laid back why bother timing yourself at all?

If you are interested in timing yourself occasionally why not use a tool that does the job betterer?

You probably use disk brakes for stopping despite the availability of legacy technology.


 
Posted : 24/07/2012 10:45 am
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I agree with njee personal gratification is part of it as well, for instance I'm aiming to shave 30 sec of a climb tonight, it won't make me KOM no way near but it will give me my jollys if I succeed.


 
Posted : 24/07/2012 10:46 am
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I enjoy it for chasing my own PR's. I have about 7 or 8 KOM's and it's fun swapping KOM's with friends but that's rarely the case. There's one KOM I held where someone has knocked 35 seconds out of it over two miles, and I was already significantly faster than all the others who did it. I'll never beat that, I'm convinced he did it on a TT bike (and was really fast anyway).

At first there was a real buzz on it but that's worn off for me now. It's still nice to get a KOM especially somewhere where it's clear lots of people are trying but at the end of the day, there's always someone out there who is faster and could take it if they tried.

I think TwinklyDave pointed out that one of his KOM's was taken by someone who is capable of climbing a cat 3 hill at 20mph+.

But then Dave does ride in the same places that Mr Wiggins will use for warmups.


 
Posted : 24/07/2012 10:48 am
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I enjoy it.

Its good to see how much you can improve times on a segment with a bit of focus and practice.

I'm not going to be getting too many KoM's but if I can improve my times to the point that I'm top 10 on a busy trail then I'm pretty happy with that


 
Posted : 24/07/2012 10:48 am
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thisisnotaspoon it's not the weather! It’s the extra traffic on the previously hidden trails 🙁


 
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I agree with njee personal gratification is part of it as well, for instance I'm aiming to shave 30 sec of a climb tonight, it won't make me KOM no way near but it will give me my jollys if I succeed.

which one ya looking at? Just interested as i'm in bristol as well


 
Posted : 24/07/2012 10:51 am
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Some of the times for Bristol/Ashton Court are unbelievable! [url= http://app.strava.com/segments/1711325 ]2 Seconds!? Seriously!??[/url] Did they just blast down the field rather than the trail?

EDIT: Just seen his average speed of 121.7mph ! 😯


 
Posted : 24/07/2012 10:55 am
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which one ya looking at? Just interested as i'm in bristol as well

Tickenham Hill.


 
Posted : 24/07/2012 10:57 am
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thisisnotaspoon it's not the weather! It’s the extra traffic on the previously hidden trails

Then blame the person who posted them up, it's unreasnoble to expect only some people to ride a trail, otherwise we'd end up like Surfing with really bad localism problems.

Trails round here seem to get trashed once the club finds them which effectively tells everybody once they've done a few runs and then told a few others etc etc. Nowt to do with strava, just the natural lifecycle of trails, in a month or so they'll be less used as they'r no longer novel. Then by next year they'll only be ridden by a hardcore of riders who ride in the area enough to get bored on the better surfaced trails.


 
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Some of the times for Bristol/Ashton Court are unbelievable! 2 Seconds!? Seriously!?? Did they just blast down the field rather than the trail?

EDIT: Just seen his average speed of 121.7mph !

Well apart from Glitches like that, the rankings at Ashton Court got blown apart after the bikefest, although I'm still quite high up on two of the climbs. 😉


 
Posted : 24/07/2012 11:02 am
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Strava would be great if you could hide trails and make them only viewable to people in a select group.I ride the same trails that Toons is talking about from time to time and was amazed a few months back by the massive increase of new riders there who had found all of the secret trails by using strava.

Luckily most people who mapped them out have now seen sense and removed them as the trails really could not handle all of the extra traffic and were looking rather knackered.

Hopefully Strava will add a feature in the future so you can set up closed groups which require you to join that group before being able to see the marked trails.


 
Posted : 24/07/2012 11:04 am
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Clocked 110km/h in Morzine.
And Mach 1.2 [u]uphill[/u] here in Germany.

Think my watch is more accurate and "betterer" than GPS 😉

Hopefully Strava will add a feature in the future so you can set up closed groups which require you to join that group before being able to see the marked trails.

I might come back if there's proper "clubs" and KoM etc. within that group/club, plus the hidden but shared trails like that.


 
Posted : 24/07/2012 11:06 am
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Strava would be great if you could hide trails and make them only viewable to people in a select group.I ride the same trails that Toons is talking about from time to time and was amazed a few months back by the massive increase of new riders there who had found all of the secret trails by using strava.

Well you can create private segments, or filter the results by team, so if you're all in a team you can do just that.


 
Posted : 24/07/2012 11:07 am
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[i]amazed a few months back by the massive increase of new riders there who had found all of the secret trails by using strava[/i]

tbh, once an area gets popular it doesn't take long for all the local riding to get 'found' and shared.

happened before strava.


 
Posted : 24/07/2012 11:08 am
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Rock? Nah

Handy? Yeah

It's nowhere near accurate enough for real racing, I use it for running and its got me running through brick walls and houses half the time. It's fine for getting a rough measure but all this KOM/segment business is a load of cobblers as you'll find distances/times differ from one minute to the next.


 
Posted : 24/07/2012 11:15 am
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[i]It's nowhere near accurate enough for real racing[/i]

of course not.

it's a fun way to motivate yourself to ride a bit harder or further and compare your results with your own ride and others.


 
Posted : 24/07/2012 11:16 am
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I have one friend on Strava, Bristol Based (shut it :wink:)...
Anyone want to add me as a friend on Strava!? 😳


 
Posted : 24/07/2012 11:18 am
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. It's fine for getting a rough measure but all this KOM/segment business is a load of cobblers as you'll find distances/times differ from one minute to the next.

Well, on piddly, pointless segments like the one linked above maybe but segments that take more than a few minutes the error margins are small enough to ignore.


 
Posted : 24/07/2012 11:18 am
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Njee to be honest i have not looked into it much.After seeing the amount of people finding the hidden trails, i decided to only use it from time to time on trails that are not so sensitive and dont require the location to be hidden.


 
Posted : 24/07/2012 11:19 am
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I really like it.

The mountain bike climbs are normally really easy to get unless they are at a trail centre. I'm fairly fast so can pick up KOMs fairly frequently. It is harder on the well worn road routes and impossible on race circuits.

It is good to log rides and on some of the harder segments see myself climb up the leader board. Also there have been a few KOM battles which have been entertaining as I've "had" to go back and try harder.

I find it quite good motivation for hard riding too. If I go out on a short ride and know there is a segment I feel obliged to attack it.


 
Posted : 24/07/2012 11:24 am
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It's mad how people defend KOM's (and i'm one of them). IN Bristol park street seems to be the daddy. I've got a few around Bristol and hate it when they are taken back. Helps generate a bit of friendly rivalry in the club i'm in


 
Posted : 24/07/2012 11:26 am
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it rocks untill you bust yer ass on a ride and then find it didnt record the bits you wanted it too.

to be fair that might be more down to the phone...


 
Posted : 24/07/2012 11:29 am
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That, and riding round and round for 3 minutes before a segment, only to find it's decided you already crossed the start line before that riding about the carpark, even though you know (well from the google map) that the start line is 20m up a trail.


 
Posted : 24/07/2012 11:34 am
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Just dome the rapha rising challenge, just what I needed to get me off my arse, 7000m of up in 4 rides 🙂 2nd place in the STW group too.

Trails round here were mainly only mapped uphill, I added some DH segments as I'm not a lycra bandit (or whatever the term is as I must be a storm trooper strava warrior) has been good to measure how I'm going with very little racing that I can get to or afford to do.

As for accuracy after people kicked off I checked some of mine against the GoPro and it looks to the second accurate on a HTC Desire.

It's fun, it doesn't hurt people, people hurt people. (Oh and guns don't kill people...)


 
Posted : 24/07/2012 11:42 am
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Oooooh somebody has been looking at the segment I created in AC to take in just the DHy bit.

Yes, that time is totally out.

I take Strava as a bit of fun, but with a serious intention to get quicker and quicker. I recently went rapidly through the [url= http://app.strava.com/segments/1088395 ]Taylored Cycles Swoop[/url] thinking I'd never better it - 2 months later and a lot of training, I managed to take 6 seconds out of it and tied 5th. A couple of my riding buddies are after me, and David Hynes is our annoyingly quickist rider...you can see where I'm going here...

Additionally, it's not all fast DHy bits - I'm now enjoying the ups - I'm try to get quicker and quicker on the climbs, resulting in a [url= http://app.strava.com/segments/1140598 ]56th out of 533 on the horrible climb to Stella Nova[/url].

All of this has a net result of Neil = Fitter = Faster = enjoy the ride more.

ps feel free to add 🙂


 
Posted : 24/07/2012 11:52 am
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It is harder on the well worn road routes and impossible on race circuits.

Speak for yourself, it's bloody impossible to get the popular road segments around here! Top 10% is a result! Then again, I'd not describe myself as 'fairly fast'!


 
Posted : 24/07/2012 12:02 pm
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I've been on for a few weeks since geting a new phone and it's good for a giggle, nothing more. Nice to see what my mates are up to when I'm not out with them but despite having a fair few KOMs I'm certainly not going to go out chasing them on purpose.

That's what races are for!


 
Posted : 24/07/2012 12:09 pm
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I'd not describe myself as 'fairly fast'!

Everyone else would beg to differ!


 
Posted : 24/07/2012 12:11 pm
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Aaw, thanks!

Still only 566th up Box Hill though, ought to go and try and go a bit quicker! Dan Lloyd is KOM, ridden with him a few times and he really is an animal!

Taylor Phinney is now 16th, set 2 days ago, presumably he's in the US Olympic squad...


 
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I didn't realise you could sort the Rapha results by club, I came 7th in the STW group (sounds so much better than 2107th). I should have had a 1000ft more but my Garmin played up (OK it was finger trouble) on two rides home from work.


 
Posted : 24/07/2012 12:31 pm
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The roads of northumberland see a lot of cyclists but no where near as many as you poor crowded southerners.

I probably know and race with most of the people I see on the top end KOM leaderboard.


 
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Taylor Phinney is now 16th, set 2 days ago, presumably he's in the US Olympic squad...

Guess Olympic bods may take a few Londonish KoMs over the coming weeks - and imagine being some poor bloke in France who rides on anything the TdF went over... no chance ever!


 
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Guess Olympic bods may take a few Londonish KoMs over the coming weeks - and imagine being some poor bloke in France who rides on anything the TdF went over... no chance ever!

Most of my road riding around here has been done by pros as it's a tiny place and has 3 stage races at the start of the season.


 
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Locals here include a fair few Elite XC riders and a certain Richie Porte - not sure how often he comes back....


 
Posted : 24/07/2012 12:51 pm
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I love it, great for keeping track of mates rides, as due to family/work commitments we rarely ride at the same time. In fact one mate dropped me an email on Monday concerned that I may have hurt myself as he hadn't seen a weekend ride posted on Strava....(I had gone away)

I have a couple of people following me who I don't know but am close to on the local leaderboards. Was quite chuffed when 1 of them gave me some kudos for my first road century the other week.

I have had some interesting GPS results, 2 of us were drafting through a segment, I started at the back and finished on the front, though when times were posted my mate was 4 seconds faster.


 
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I probably know and race with most of the people I see on the top end KOM leaderboard.

Aye, on the MTB I know virtually all of them, but certainly not on the road!


 
Posted : 24/07/2012 12:57 pm
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Why would you want to keep track of mates rides?


 
Posted : 24/07/2012 1:00 pm
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[i]Why would you want to keep track of mates rides? [/i]

because they're his mates and he's interested?

Wild guess on my part, obviously.


 
Posted : 24/07/2012 1:05 pm
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If they're such good mates surely you'd know what rides they've been doing.

Checking out the stats of other peoples rides is far from interesting.


 
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Checking out the stats of other peoples rides is [b]something I, GW, find[/b] far from interesting.

Fixed it for ya.


 
Posted : 24/07/2012 1:17 pm
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Why would you want to keep track of mates rides?

Because some of them are good cycling mates but who I might only see once a fortnight so I can keep up to date with what they've been up to.
And because some of them are racing rivals as well as mates so I can see how well they're going/how much training they're putting in 🙂


 
Posted : 24/07/2012 1:39 pm
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Aye, I assumed that much but why?


 
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I think the fuss is starting to die down for many.

Like alot of people I find it useful as a tool to keep track of miles covered and time taken.

I'm not a KOM chaser, if I got one I'd be pleased while it lasted, I do like to see where I place on some segment boards just as a gauge of my fitness, I believe I am at best Average...

I might enter a challenge or 2 this coming year just to give me some more focussed training goals...

I do occasionally look to see what some of my mates have been up to as well...


 
Posted : 24/07/2012 2:25 pm
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Aye, I assumed that much but why?

Seriously? How much more of an explanation can I give? I'm interested in what rides my friends have been doing, that's it really.


 
Posted : 24/07/2012 2:43 pm
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really?

unsocial media strikes again


 
Posted : 24/07/2012 4:56 pm
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Now they've added the ability to delete the a/c, I'm seriously tempted to make use of that feature.

Account deleted.
Log elsewhere anyway - no point logging in multiple places.
Nuked mapmyride a/c too, since there was only about 2 rides in there and it became far to commercial and web2oh tastic.


 
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STW Misery Strikes Happy Thread again 🙁


 
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The roads of northumberland see a lot of cyclists but no where near as many as you poor crowded southerners.

Yea, I'm still waiting for my logger to turn up in the post, did a ride tonight on which hardly any of the hills were segments so should get some easy KOM's.


 
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As said above "Its trashed my local trails" and I also use the outdated technology known as a watch and Bike computer.

Unless it's a coincidence that all the corners of my local rides have become battered and cut up, rocks moved, etc happened around the same time that Strava took off.


 
Posted : 25/07/2012 7:51 am
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Only just got onto it after moving to a new area and finding that the local group are all on it. So uploaded a couple from Sportstracker to find I've a top ten on a Glentress section 🙂

Then went and uploaded most of last years' good rides to see if I'd anymore. Like it now as I'm slightly competitive :wink:, so its good to compare.


 
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As said above "Its trashed my local trails"

Fortunately around here, all the segments are uphill roadie or mostly fire road (with some slightly rooty/sandy bits). Presumably only the XC race whippet KoM collectors carry a GPS, not the pyjama-clad stormtroopers.

Many trails were trashed long before Strava became fashionable, probably because it's like riding on a beach with 200m of vertical descent.


 
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Haven't used it myself but bought a GPS watch recently so looking forward to testing it out.

I'm always surprised on the many Strava threads how defensive the people are who don't like it. If you don't like it then you don't have to use it.

Seems to me it's a great free application that helps you train and records your rides. The KOM stuff is a bit of fun too, comparing your times with other people for a laugh. I'm sure that's how the other 99% of people see it, not as some kind of definitive ultimate test of your manhood.


 
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Well, I got the KOM for a local trail the other day and I am still grinning from ear to ear. My biggest achievement for years and years.

Strava isn't perfect, but it's great for recording rides and training, and it's definitely made me fitter - every time I see a hill now I attack it!


 
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I've just bought a £20 GPS logger for Strava'ing,

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Navin-MiniHomer-GPS-Position-Finder-Logger-Yellow-/280920802356?pt=UK_In_Car_Technology&hash=item41682f4434

How does this work? Can it be used to track a route 'live' so that it can be seen online? Or does it store a route to be downloaded later?


 
Posted : 25/07/2012 11:03 am
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Why would you want to keep track of mates rides?

Aside from the obvious, 'because they are my mates' I also race against them, and at the bigger team events, with them.

If you see your mate getting a number of PR's / KOM's etc... you know they are riding well, and it is something to chat about when you meet up for a pint.

I also follow some of the riders I don't know personally but are on the local leaderboards, I do this partly from rivalry but also I want to see the routes they typically use and adjust mine. This was particularly helpful when I got my road bike a couple of months ago and had no idea of a decent loop near me.

I find it odd that the haters try to put it down all the time, I wish I'd thought of it.


 
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I'm always surprised on the many Strava threads how defensive the people are who don't like it. If you don't like it then you don't have to use it.

They're the ones that give it a shot, realise that they're slow biffers, delete the evidence in self-loathing and rile against the remaining enthusiasts. That, or they're embittered curmudgeonly racers... 😈


 
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Strava is OK. Interesting to see amount climbed and distances.

As for descending segments and KOM, particularly in the peaks, a lot of descends could be considered to be atleast 3 different trails dependant on which general line you take. The faster, smoother lines being dull, the slower more haphazard lines being more fun. So there's the debate of should i ride and have fun or put my head down, ride the boring bit for KOM.


 
Posted : 25/07/2012 1:27 pm
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I still really do like Strava. Find it great for keeping up with mates rides, see how they are doing especially as we don't all live in the same area any more.

The KOM aspect really does make you push yourself on a ride, both on & off road there are hills and sections where you could pootle along, but because it could or is a segment you try extra hard. Always nice to see a ride full of KOMs & achievements.


 
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How does this work? Can it be used to track a route 'live' so that it can be seen online? Or does it store a route to be downloaded later?

Switch it on, press go, leave it in a pocket, at the end of the ride reverse the procedure and download to a PC.

I think that one only stores 5 waypoints so you could in theory use them to mark the start of segments but that's not what it's for really. It'll store about 70 hours of your position at 1 second intervals, rather pointless seeing as the battery life is 10 hours, but usefull for long multi day trips i suppose. Also does the basic cycle computer stuff like speed and distance. There are others on Ebay that do stuff like navigation to waypoints etc, but they're not £16, and you can get an Edge 200 for £70 from halfords (£30 cashback and £10 voucher).

If you already have a smartphone or garmin then it's a bit pointless the only advantage is to save the battery in your phone and gain some accuracy (some phones seem to only record every few seconds to save the battery). And it's cheep compared to a Garmin if you dont want the other features.


 
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I'm not sure if it was Strava or getting a bar mounted GPS that changed me my attitude. I'm not sure when it happened but mtbing had become the bit of an evening out that I did before going to the pub. So I just pootled about for an hour and a half not really putting any effort in. Now I want to go up that climb faster than the last time and my speed and fitness is far better than it has been for years. I do still enjoy going to the pub though.


 
Posted : 25/07/2012 3:29 pm

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