Hello @Capricapers 

Thanks for posting about this.  I've taken a look and I can see the Support ticket you submitted about this has been assigned and you should receive a response soon.  

Just to confirm, flagging invalid activities and reporting this behavior to Strava Support is the best course of action.  Thanks for doing that.

If you have any more questions about this or anything else, feel free to reply.  Otherwise, expect a reply from Strava Support shortly.

What Jane said should work, it worked for me.  We had a guy down here in Tampa doing the exact same thing... taking local legends and coming tantalizingly close to getting KOM's on his e-bike.  I collected all the info like you did and opened a ticket, and worded it nicely.

They basically erased him from the leaderboards and set his profile page to private. This took less than two days from me opening the ticket(!)  I was very pleased. I hope it works out for you.

Hola

constantemente denunció este tipo de actividad antideportiva pero siguen igual

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un ejemplo

Da fastidio anche a me questa cosa....quelli della e bike dicono che li fanno per vedere loro segmenti e tempi, perché strava non li mette nella attività e bike così restano nella loro giusta attività?

My wife, already+60 years old, still rides vert good, she has some QOM's and top-10 rankings uphill. When she was younger, she was racer, realized several victories on the Road and track.

It's ennoying that female riders on an e-bike dominate a lot of these rankings. I flag them often, but it's a never ending story.

An other problem, in our Cycling club, one member joins us on an e-bike (Orbea Gain) and registers all his rides as normal bike. Ik flagged him a few times, but this doesn't help much as he deflagged these rides.

What can I do?

Greetings from Belgium.

If you flag those activities again, then the person does not have the option to unflag it (although I think there may be one way around that) without going through strava support to justify it.  If they do manage to unflag it the 2nd time, then you would want to submit a support ticket with Strava including a link to the segment and the specific activity.  If it is multiple activities, include links to a number of them.  Explain what is happening and they will address it.  I've had good success with this with a number of different people who would not correct their actions.

this is definitely an ongoing problem - e-bike users flagrantly ignoring the rules, time after time. We flag and they unflag, almost as a means of defiance. I think e-bike users who continually list their rides as manual rides should be disallowed from Strava QOM/KOM lists de facto until they can demonstrate that they are marking their rides as e-bikes OR have a power meter and have are using manual bikes like the rest of us. 

Will Strava automatically change their bike after a certain number of flags? It's nuts you have subscribers police this stuff for you, segments are basically the main thing people pay subscription for.  This has been a problem for years and you guys have done nothing about it.  There are people that legit do this on purpose and even title their rides that they are doing this to piss people off.