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New Race Training Analysis feature

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Drell Sep 2012 12:12pm, 28 Sep 2012 1244 posts	0 Drell Being able to see the future race too is great, Fetch, thanks. But I do like the actual numbers on the old one too, so I'd be disappointed if it completely disappeared.
fetcheveryone Sep 2012 2:39pm, 28 Sep 2012 11720 posts	0 fetcheveryone I've kept the old one - and the new one nestles in amongst Train > Analysis
fetcheveryone Sep 2012 2:39pm, 28 Sep 2012 11721 posts	0 fetcheveryone Note the URL for it is now: http://www.fetcheveryone.com/training-analysis-graphs.php
Muddie Sep 2012 12:37pm, 29 Sep 2012 231 posts	0 Muddie Ooooh! Prreeettttyyy! I'm not normally a graphfan but I Like This One
eL Bee! Oct 2012 6:20pm, 7 Oct 2012 18033 posts	0 eL Bee! Any chance that the Bike Pace graph could be a bike 'speed' graph - that is in Km/h or mph?
GregP Oct 2012 7:52pm, 7 Oct 2012 63045 posts	0 GregP Good call, Mr Bee.

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