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robert millars vapourtrai
robert millars vapourtrai Posts: 10
edited August 2008 in Road beginners
does anone else have a problem with bikely for routes never loads any comparable sites available please let me know thanks

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  • STEFANOS4784
    STEFANOS4784 Posts: 4,109
    Just use google maps it's easier!
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  • rubbercolin
    rubbercolin Posts: 67
    try mapmride.com

    works for me :D
  • Mettan
    Mettan Posts: 2,103
    BikeRouteToaster's pretty good - follows the roads with AutoRouting and provides an excellent elevation function with Ascent, Descent etc, etc on the summary tab - well worth checking out.
  • oxon
    oxon Posts: 35
    is their a web site, that yo can put start postcode into and end postcode into and the say things like avoid m/ways and A roads? Which gives total ascent. Still trying to plan a route from Swindon to Cardigan bay through, Forest of Dean and then the Welsh Mountains and onto the West Coast. ?

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  • robthehungrymonkey
    robthehungrymonkey Posts: 616
    Mettan wrote:
    BikeRouteToaster's pretty good - follows the roads with AutoRouting and provides an excellent elevation function with Ascent, Descent etc, etc on the summary tab - well worth checking out.

    I 2nd that.

    The autoroute thing is the main advantage, you can create a route really quickly and choose much smaller (quieter) roads than when you just ask to direct you to a postcode.
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  • Dorset_Boy
    Dorset_Boy Posts: 7,213
    Map my ride is easy to use, especially if you switch the follow the road function on.

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