How do you add a bike park and a trail to No Last Run?
You add the bike park and the trail yourself, in the app. First you enter the bike park’s name and region. Then you name the trail and record its first run. That run makes you the Pioneer: it saves the start, finish and line that everyone races on afterwards. You don’t need any extra kit, only a phone with GPS.
Step 1. Add the bike park
In the Spots tab choose “Add bike park”. Enter the place’s name and region and, if you like, one sentence about its character: flow, tech, forest, jumps. You don’t need the exact start and finish here; they appear after the first run.
If there is already a bike park in the app within 500 metres, you will see it and can open it instead of adding a second one. Without signal the submission is saved on the phone and sent once you are back online.
Step 2. Name the trail
Enter the trail’s name, difficulty and type. A name alone doesn’t create a line. Until the first run the trail is a draft and doesn’t accept results.
Step 3. Record the first run
- Stand at the start of the trail and start recording. The app warms up GPS first.
- Ride the whole trail cleanly, on the line everyone rides. No shortcuts.
- At the finish, stop and press “FINISH AT THE LINE”. Your tap sets the finish for everyone.
If you forget to finish, recording closes by itself after about 30 minutes, with a warning just before.
What happens next
After the Pioneer’s run the trail has a line, a start and a finish, and your bike park becomes visible to other riders. They can ride ranked straight away, and your time is the first one to beat.
Early runs by other riders help confirm the trail. Its status moves from “New trail” to “League open” and, once several runs show that the line and gates make sense, to “Confirmed”. A trail that needs review has ranked results switched off and accepts practice only. More on statuses: How the gravity league works.
Before you become a Pioneer
- The trail’s line is public. Its shape (points, altitudes and times counted from the start) becomes the trail’s definition for everyone and carries your rider tag. It has no date or time of your run. If you don’t want that, don’t set the trail. Details in the privacy policy.
- Keep the name decent. No profanity, ads or impersonation. Names that break the terms can be removed.
- Ride where it’s allowed. A bike park is private ground. Follow the park’s rules and trail signs.
- Ride it clean, not on the limit. The first run sets the line for everyone, so a clean line matters more than a record.
Do you run a bike park?
For now, riders add the trails. If you run a bike park and have questions about your trails in the league, write to cybird.consulting@gmail.com.
How to start
- Get No Last Run from the App Store or Google Play and create an account.
- Check the Spots tab in case your bike park is already there.
- Add the bike park, name the trail and record the first run.
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