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My rides are recorded to the device but at the end of every month I transfer them to a folder on my HDD, makes the upload to Strava, Garmin Connect et al much quicker.
maps and courses ..... or that's what I use my card for anyway
You can get strava to find it through the file upload option then selecting your: sd card > Garmin >activities> FILE.fit
So that would save you one step, but the best thing to do is leave them saving onto the Garmin. My edge 800 has 110 MB capacity, so more than enough space to save rides straight to it, as long as you do a bit of housekeeping from time to time. Saves you 30 seconds every strava upload = more time checking segments!
hope this helps
Thanks Tommygarland, think i'll stick the files back onto the Garmin. what is the point of the SD card then - just for maps?