Strava2Hive Can Now Post To A New Community

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I posted a bike ride a few days ago and got a really nice surprise. My bike ride was upvoted by a hive Cycling Community...https://peakd.com/c/hive-177745/created

There have been one or two communities in the past but unfortunately a lot of the cyclists that were using the original @exhaust service, don't seem to be around any more. So this is really cool to see and hopefully there is a way that we can help this new community.

I know there are one or two cyclists using the @strava2hive service and now you can post your Strava cycling activity directly to this community as well. Don't worry, your activity will still count towards the weekly leader board, but instead of being posted in the default Exhaust community page, you can now post them to the Cycling Community.

When you are adding a description to Strava, all you now need to do is add the term @cycling to the very top of your Strava description. Just like the image below:

Thats all there is to it and hopefully, it will mean we can get some more active posting in this community as well as hopefully encourage people to use the Exhaust community at the same time.

Don't forget, we also have two other communities you can post to as well as the Exhaust and Cycling communities. These are Running, by using the @running value and New Zealand, by using the @hikenz value at the start of your description.

Let me know if you have any questions or suggestions for other communities we can also colaborate with. If you want to know more information about the @strava2Hive service and potential rewards, checkout the FAQ's page at the following link:
https://hive.blog/hive-176853/@strava2hive/strava2hive-frequently-asked-questions