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Couple of my friends facing it too since last week. Strava support has not been able to help at all

title. I've seen 2 of my friends facing the same issue and strava says they can't look into it. It's a strava issue since it's alright showing 2x solar when I manually transfer the .fit file

Hi folks, I've been trekking seriously only since the last couple of years. I live in Bangalore and do small hikes every now and then. I love trail running and participate in runs too.

I want your advice on the following-

I do treks so that I can capture the story and mountains, the view etc around me.
I've done the following Himalayan treks among other smaller hikes as exploration (eg Jogini, Sissu waterfall etc) -

- Beas Kund 2012 - 1 day - don't remember much
- Rising Star Hill 2012 - 1 day - don't remember much
- Bhrigu Lake 2021 local operator - 2 days, good scenic capture of the Pir Panjal/Spiti ranges.
- Pangarchulla Summit and Kuari pass 2023 TTH - 7 days to capture the Nanda Devi, and probably still the toughest trek ive done.
- Annapurna BC 2024 TTH - 9 days - Wanted to see the deadliest mountain upclose.
- KGL 2024 - Bikat - 8 days - For the views.

I do not like overcrowding in treks because it brings in all kinds of people, including the ones that are not very cautious or savouring of nature. I find music on treks disturbing, for example. Could you please suggest me some treks or trail runs that can I should be doing?

Some in my bucket list are - Goecha La, Auden's Col, Bali Pass, Mt. Deo Tibba, Hamta pass (but too crowded as ive heard now), KangYatse1&2, EBC, Annapurna Circuit, Manaslu Circuit. Apart from these multi day treks, I'm interested in day hikes in and around Ladakh/Manali. Covered most day hikes in Bangalore.

All exits and entries to the highway are flooded and there's hours of queue, cross traffic and detours causing all sorts of chaos, some cars are stuck in the water. Rained like cats and dogs and there's water with tons of trash blocked everywhere.

All exits and entries to the highway are flooded and there's hours of queue, cross traffic and detours causing all sorts of chaos, some cars are stuck in the water.

As a childhood owner of hero razorback, it's overwhelming to see the variety that the market brings. I live in Bengaluru and my commute and rides will mostly be on roads and highways, and very rarely some trails. Can someone suggest cycles for it? Need a long lasting cycle. I am heavily into running and strength and want to pursue the Ironman 70.3 next year. Please advise.
Im unaware of the budgets, i know it goes from 5k to even lakhs. I can afford to spend 20-50k range i think, can only push a little further/

Realising there's a lot of muted sections. Wtf.

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