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Can anyone recommend a site that will allow me to enter the route &
then get the distance covered?
TIA
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Roger Thorpe
> I would like to calculate the distance travelled during a bike ride.
> Can anyone recommend a site that will allow me to enter the route &
> then get the distance covered?
> TIA
I use
http://www.mapmyride.com/
It works, and can offer some other useful features such as a ride diary
(if you register) and a profile of the route.
Roger Thorpe
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Bob
> I would like to calculate the distance travelled during a bike ride.
> Can anyone recommend a site that will allow me to enter the route &
> then get the distance covered?
I've always used http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/ you need to click on "more
options" to bring up form control that allows you to switch country and
thus select the UK map.
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goo...@hayward.uk.net
> I would like to calculate the distance travelled during a bike ride.
> Can anyone recommend a site that will allow me to enter the route &
> then get the distance covered?
http://maps.the-hug.net/ is good for offroad routes coz it uses OS
maps
http://wtp2.appspot.com/wheresthepath.htm lets you see OS/OSM/Google
maps side by side, but seems to be broken right now
Peter Fox
> http://www.mapmyride.com/
Thanks for that link.
As you say it works.
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Roger Merriman
> I would like to calculate the distance travelled during a bike ride.
> Can anyone recommend a site that will allow me to enter the route &
> then get the distance covered?
> TIA
i tend to use either bikely.com or bikehike.co.uk
bikehike gives grades ie 20% hills etc, though as these and most are
based on google maps it's a guide not the gospel.
for example it claims chedder gorge get not to 20% or 30% or even 40%
but to a full on gear busting 50%....
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David Damerell
>I would like to calculate the distance travelled during a bike ride.
>Can anyone recommend a site that will allow me to enter the route &
>then get the distance covered?
Cyclecomputer?
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Paul Rudin
> I would like to calculate the distance travelled during a bike ride.
> Can anyone recommend a site that will allow me to enter the route &
> then get the distance covered?
Depending on exactly what you mean by "enter the route" you might find
that Google Earth does what you need.
Mike Clark
Paul Rudin <paul....@rudin.co.uk> wrote:
There are also http://www.cyclestreets.net/ and
http://www.opencyclemap.org/ which provide some related resources.
Mike
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Alistair Gunn
> I've always used http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/ you need to click on "more
> options" to bring up form control that allows you to switch country and
> thus select the UK map.
Maybe, maybe not ... If you put in a place name that only exists in one
country, it seems to take you to that country. Even works for countries
that aren't listed in the dropdown.
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