so many are settled (because it's cheaper than paying for it to go to court and winning). 'I'd try suing God for creating the hills in the first place. Surely the fact that the hill exists is God's fault and I bet he doesn't put disclaimers on them all...' God doesn't exist, Strava does. Simple. Don't think I'd try suing the old bearded One but I would strongly suggest to him that he fire down one of those thunderbolt thingies and incinerate the ambulance chasing attorney ***k who doubtless suggested this dastardly course of action to the grieving relatives in the first place. Assuming, of course, I believed in such things...... 'I'd try suing God for creating the hills in the first place. Surely the fact that the hill exists is God's fault and I bet he doesn't put disclaimers on them all...' God doesn't exist, Strava does. Simple. Don't think I'd try suing the old bearded One but I would strongly suggest to him that he fire down one of those thunderbolt thingies and incinerate the ambulance chasing attorney ***k who doubtless suggested this dastardly course of action to the grieving relatives in the first place. Assuming, of course, I believed in such things...... I hope common sense prevails in all of this and personal responsibility, and that those of us who use Strava don't let it interfere with cycling sensibly or the fun of cycling. In my own experience Strava became a bit of a bossy parrot on