cycling apps

[JT77]

hi folks ive started cycling to and from work and was wondering if there are any decent apps to monitor route.and timings.
preferably free and easy to use. thanks.

james

 

[Rooter]

i use "mapmyride" click go when you leave, it maps where you go, average speed, max speed, decents and climbs. very good IMHO.

Also compares times on set routes you do if you do it for fitness etc..

 

[JT77]

thanks rooter. just dld it. will try in morn. I use almost same route each time so hoping to get an idea of time etc to see if I improve lol

 

[Wayman]

I use strava
really good and its free

 

[patricks148]

Have you never heard of a watch?

 

[CMAC]

Have you never heard of a watch?

knock knock- it's the 1970's calling :smirk: :ears:

 

[Deleted member 17920]

i use "mapmyride" click go when you leave, it maps where you go, average speed, max speed, decents and climbs. very good IMHO.

Also compares times on set routes you do if you do it for fitness etc..

Another vote for map my ride, Use it for the bike and for walking the dog. Really good app and its free :thup:

 

[SaintHacker]

Another vote for Strava here

 

[la_lucha]

I'm an Endomondo user. Does everything I need it to and the interface can be personalised. I use it for Golf, Walking, Running and Cycling as you can choose the sport that you are doing for accurate calorie counting.

 

[Beezerk]

I use strava
really good and its free

Alan told me about this on Sunday.
Does it show you routes to take to get from A to B?
Trying to work out a cycle route from Felling to Chester-le-Street without going via South Shields

 

[philly169]

I use strava as well, great for my 40 mile round trip to work.

 

[D4RK1]

Strava is the devils work. But I love it

 

[JT77]

tried the app today map my ride and thought its a great job. Thanks.

Will have a look at strava too! cheers

 

[sev112]

OS maps and a highlighter pen