I sometimes use google street view if its a weird turn that looks odd on the map so I can visually check what I'm meant to be seeing. Find I remember it perfectly compared to maps - lets face it - 90% of any ride doesn't need a map there's just a few places you can get lost in.
The British Empire never died, it just moved to the Velodrome
It's the same but my problem with the current version (beta is great) is that the elevation profiles are so smoothed that they are useless. It looks like I live in Holland where the reality is that I live in very rolling terrain with lots of small very sharp hills none of which is reflected in the profiles. Having said that I use it store routes.
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That should have been:
http://www.bikeroutetoaster.com/
I usually use:
http://bikehike.co.uk/
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It's the same but my problem with the current version (beta is great) is that the elevation profiles are so smoothed that they are useless. It looks like I live in Holland where the reality is that I live in very rolling terrain with lots of small very sharp hills none of which is reflected in the profiles. Having said that I use it store routes.
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I use google maps streetview to check out new roads first
Cant plan a ride without them unless you are a roadie...
The OSMCycle Maps would be a second best option but do any of them use those?