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Valid until someone edits the segment on Strava to extend it by a few metres...
More unneccessary street furniture to clutter the countryside.
easily fixed
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Haven't they heard of Strava Live segments?
Most Strava users don't have this option since it is for Strava premium users only at $60 annually.
Most Strava users clicked a publicly available British Cycling link once a month and had Strava Premium for free for years on end. Well until they caught on to it a couple of months back
Most Strava users in the world or probably even Ireland itself do NOT visit the British Cycling website at all. The users that do visit BC are not necessarily like you and try to cheat the system.
Well, if you're a rural recreation officer and you're sick and tired of people using the "wrong" segment, now you know what to do
Seriously now, it seems like a nice touch. Subtly done, per the linked pictures.