Bikely seems to be pretty much dead nowadays and I noticed Bec has started
moving to bikeroutetoaster.com...

In january I wrote a script that downloaded the gpx files for all the routes
for a specified bikey user. I did this because bikely was flakey and I could
almost guarantee it would be down when I needed to look at a route before a
ride.

In other words, I have gpx files of the following bikely userid's public
routes as they were on 26 Jan 2011, only northern sydney ride organisers I'm
afraid:

aeroman
gwarm
ian.garity
lharvey
ramhkd
rickob
walshie

So, if you did not have backups and want to move to from bikely send me an
email and I'll send them to you.

Also, if you are at all technically inclined, the script is a bash script
which will run on OSX, linux, BSD, cygwin etc... so if you understand this
and it might be of use let me know and I'll forward it to you. It will
download the gpx files of all your public routes which is a lot quicker than
doing it manually ;).

Cheers, Si.

Hi

Bikely servers went down in June but they have posted that new servers are
going in, in July so hopefully all well be good in the near futre.

Andrew

On 1 July 2011 16:40, Simon Naunton <snaun...@gmail.com> wrote:

Bikely has caused me a problem in the last few days, not only being down so
often but also failing to save routes (without saying why).  It has worked
well in the past, at least as good as MapMyRide.

Glen

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From: audax-oz@googlegroups.com [mailto:audax-oz@googlegroups.com] On Behalf
Of Andrew Priest
Sent: Friday, 1 July 2011 10:00 PM
To: Simon Naunton
Cc: audax-oz@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: [audax-oz] Apparent death of bikely.com

Hi

Bikely servers went down in June but they have posted that new servers are
going in, in July so hopefully all well be good in the near futre.

Andrew

On 1 July 2011 16:40, Simon Naunton <snaun...@gmail.com> wrote:

Bikely seems to be pretty much dead nowadays and I noticed Bec has started
moving to bikeroutetoaster.com...

In january I wrote a script that downloaded the gpx files for all the routes
for a specified bikey user. I did this because bikely was flakey and I could
almost guarantee it would be down when I needed to look at a route before a
ride.

Bikely hasn't worked real well for me for a while. Have been using
ridewithgps.com, which does good elevation profiles and what appears to be
halfway decent automatic cue sheets. I recommend it for a look.

David.

Hi David

Thanks for the heads-up on Ride With GPS. Looks promising with
the exception of the bike path sides of things which seems undeveloped for
Perth at least/

Still it looks good and worth a play with for sure.

Thanks
Andrew

On 3 July 2011 15:06, David Killick <davidkill...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi Andrew,

Bike paths around Adelaide are the same as for Bikely.  Note you need to
click a button to include the bike (or walk) paths.  I found it noticeably
different and haven't quite got used to its quirks yet but at least it works
and it saves routes.

Glen

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From: Andrew Priest [mailto:and...@aushiker.com]
Sent: Tuesday, 5 July 2011 12:27 PM
To: davidkill...@gmail.com
Cc: Glen Thompson; audax-oz@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: [audax-oz] Apparent death of bikely.com

Hi David

Thanks for the heads-up on Ride With GPS. Looks promising with the exception
of the bike path sides of things which seems undeveloped for Perth at least/

Still it looks good and worth a play with for sure.

Thanks

Andrew

On 3 July 2011 15:06, David Killick <davidkill...@gmail.com> wrote:

Bikely hasn't worked real well for me for a while. Have been using
ridewithgps.com, which does good elevation profiles and what appears to be
halfway decent automatic cue sheets. I recommend it for a look.

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Hi Glen

Yeah, I jumped the gun with my comments. I had uploaded a route and it was
not as detailed re bicycle routes as the mapping part itself is.  Playing
with it, it looks good as did autoroute at least some bike paths and the cue
sheet looks good.

It does look like I might have to re-build routes previously established
(GPX files) to get cue sheets unless there is a trick I am missing?

Andrew

On 5 July 2011 11:23, Glen Thompson <gthom...@adam.com.au> wrote:

I am a fan of RideWithGPS.  Recently had difficulty loading the whole of a
600 km ride on it and got in touch with them.  They responded quickly, noted
that they were aware of the problem, what was causing it and their solution
to be in the next release.  Flash has been giving them grief and they are
moving away from it.

The cue sheets are not bad out of the box and you can add your own
annotations quite easily.

They list recumbent riding as a tag as well.  Gets my vote.

Peter

Peter Mathews
Library Planning Executive
Office of the University Librarian
Monash University Library
MONASH UNIVERSITY  VIC  3800
Ph    : (03) 9905 2192
Bike  : 043 999 2130
email : peter.math...@monash.edu <peter.math...@lib.monash.edu.au>

On 5 July 2011 12:57, Andrew Priest <and...@aushiker.com> wrote: