Strava Live segments are shown more clearly than ever on the new Garmin Edge 1030
New Marquee Segments introduced

If you're serious about taking KOMs, then you'll probably already have Strava Live segments set up on your Garmin, but if you want to take things to the next level, then the Garmin Edge 1030 looks like a great upgrade.
The new display lets you see not only the distance and time of your effort on a certain segment, but also the gradient, making it easier to judge your effort if you're taking on an unfamiliar climb for the first time.
>>> Are you a Strava addict?
There will also be the option to not only compare your effort to the KOM/QOM, your PR, or your mate's time, but also to the friend sitting just behind you on the leaderboard, your last effort, and the best of your last five efforts, useful if you're not quite in the shape you were when you set your PR.
Strava has also introduced new Marquee Segments, which are intended to cover the most prestigious sections of road in the road, and will also act as "official" segments for climbs which have multiple different segments up their length.
>>> The nine types of ride we all upload to Strava
As is the case with Strava Live segments on older Garmin Edge devices, the Garmin Edge 1030 will alert you when you're approaching the start of a starred segment, giving you a chance to get up to speed before the dropping of the virtual flag.
Thank you for reading 5 articles this month* Join now for unlimited access
Enjoy your first month for just £1 / $1 / €1
*Read 5 free articles per month without a subscription
Join now for unlimited access
Try first month for just £1 / $1 / €1
Henry Robertshaw began his time at Cycling Weekly working with the tech team, writing reviews, buying guides and appearing in videos advising on how to dress for the seasons. He later moved over to the news team, where his work focused on the professional peloton as well as legislation and provision for cycling. He's since moved his career in a new direction, with a role at the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs.
-
-
Lotte Kopecky takes the sprint win at a crosswind hit Vuelta Burgos opening stage
The Belgian champion extends SDWorx's period of WorldTour dominance after delivering a dominant performance
By Owen Rogers • Published
-
Stefano Oldani victorious on stage 12 of Giro d'Italia in race dominated by the breakaway
The Italian secured his first-ever career victory by winning at his home Grand Tour on the run to Genoa
By Ryan Dabbs • Published
-
Strava launches personalised 'My Year in Sport' videos, showing your key stats from 2017
Strava has launched its personalised video service, showing your key stats from the last 365 days
By Rupert Radley • Published
-
Strava rolls out its post feature to all users, as well as a totally redesigned home screen
Strava has just announced that it is releasing a "blog" feature, allowing riders to note down their thoughts about their latest ride.
By Rupert Radley • Published
-
New Strava Premium perks offer free insurance cover for riders
Strava Premium members will receive new perks that will include industry savings and free Sundays Insurance cover
By Symon Lewis • Published
-
Strava has just gained a new feature to make organising your group rides even easier
New Strava Club Events are aimed at making it easier to plan group rides, letting you invite your mates along and make the route available to all.
By Henry Robertshaw • Published
-
Enhance your Strava experience with the Stravistix Chrome extension
Google Chrome extension offers all the data that Strava won't give you
By Henry Robertshaw • Published
-
The KOM Club: See how you compare to Strava royalty
The place for everyone hunting a segment title
By Chris Hovenden • Published
-
Seven amazing things you didn't know Strava could do
We all spend too much time on Strava than we should, but I bet there are still a few tricks you didn't know it had up its sleeve
By Henry Robertshaw • Published