I'm a big fan of Cyclemeter, use it for riding and walking. It logs
your route (via GPS) and gives you distance, elevation gain, average
speed and fastest speed and if you ride the same route often it
compares your latest ride to you average time for that particular
ride.
I have Cychosis but don't use it as much as I should as it requires
manually inputting your ride data which I usually forget to do.
Strava seems pretty popular with the go fast crowd.
On Apr 7, 12:30 pm, Philip Williamson <philip.william...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> I just got an iPad, and I wonder how much bike-related fun I can have with
> it. It's the LTE version, so it should have GPS ("sure, I know exactly what
> I bought"). Are there any must-have iPhone or iPad apps for cycling? I
> don't care about training or calories, but I might if I didn't have to
> think about. Mapping would be cool. Terrain maps I can download and use
> offline with GPS is something I could use today.
>
> Is there such a thing as a rando bag with a waterproof top pocket for the
> iPad? If I made some, is there any interest?
>
> I've never had a phone, and I've been borrowing an original iPad from work,
> but this is the first one that's all mine. I'm a photographer (PS Express)
> and artist (sketchbook pro), and I plan to use the iPad as a phone
> (Talkatone or Line2?). Anything else I should know about?
>
> Just curious and excited,
> Philip
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