I am a long time user of www.bikejournal.com. Track mileage on multiple bikes
as well as tires and chains. Has discussion forum similar to this list. Basic
membership is free. I use it a lot and I am a paid subscriber. Has line graph
to show progress towards any goal you set. Options for
Like many of the previous responses, I also use Strava. It works quite well for
my needs - tracking mileage and sharing ride experiences with friends (although
my primary use is to track mileage). I began using it in June of 2013 and I’m
coming up on 47,000 miles. I primarily use my iPhone to
I will more diligently use Strava next year to track miles by bike. Currently I
use Strava sometimes, and MapMyRide for bigger rides, and my commute. MapMyRide
talks to my company’s “Vitality” program, which gives me a discount on my
insurance premiums.
Strava is far superior, and is not owned
I've been using Map my Ride for about 2 1/2 years, I also uploaded Ride with
GPS, but I really haven't used it yet. At this point several people I know use
MMR, so it's hard for me to change.
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I have been using mapmyride since 2010 and love never had a problem with
it..
On Sat, Dec 15, 2018 at 5:15 AM Surlyprof wrote:
> Bill’s thread on cycling goals made me realize that I don’t have an easy
> and consistent method of tracking my mileage. With the new year upon us,
> I’d like to
I use ridewithgps's app on a phone as a cyclometer as well for navigation (when
I need it). But I don't use my actual phone. I bought an older Motorola Moto G
for $20 on eBay and use it as a WiFi only device. Ridewithgps has offline
navigation feature if you have a subscription. I tend to put
I also use and recommend cyclemeter; it works well with my iPhone(s) over the
years. It’s free, though you can pay for more advanced features if you want
them.
Erl
Kensington, MD
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Track? Grin.
With abandon,
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Ride Report does a great job of auto tracking my rides.
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I've been pretty happy with the free version of Map My Ride. I have used it for
a little more than 2 years now and it has been pretty easy to use and reliable,
well, except when I destroyed my phone on one ride!
Phone apps just seem to be the most convenient and practical way of tracking
I switched to Cyclemeter a number of years ago from Endomodo and find it
much more controllable and easy to use. This must have been 2012 or 2013,
so don't know how Endomodo is now, but back then it was annoying.
I use 1 iPhone for 4 bikes and record the mileage on a complex spreadsheet
that
On 12/15/18 11:08 AM, Steven Sweedler wrote:
I have wired cycle computers on my bikes, mostly Cateye Enduro 8 with
the heavy wire. Installed my first wireless computer last night. I
write down the odometer reading for each at the first of the year and
total up at the end. This is my 30th
I have wired cycle computers on my bikes, mostly Cateye Enduro 8 with the
heavy wire. Installed my first wireless computer last night. I write down
the odometer reading for each at the first of the year and total up at the
end. This is my 30th year of keeping track. My average is 5388/year. It
I use the Endomondo app on my phone.
It's okay for the most part, however I get frustrated when the timer keeps
running when I am stopped for a few minutes.
I am not sure why that happens sometimes and sometimes not.
Dang it, when I know I have averaged 11 or 12 miles per hour I do
On 12/15/18 10:27 AM, Edwin W wrote:
I use a wired cyclocomputer that rarely needs a new battery (Years?) and tracks
every mile I ride. That way I never have to turn my phone or an app on.
But that is for my style of riding: a mile here, 3 miles there, I rarely ride
more than 10 at a time. I
I use a wired cyclocomputer that rarely needs a new battery (Years?) and tracks
every mile I ride. That way I never have to turn my phone or an app on.
But that is for my style of riding: a mile here, 3 miles there, I rarely ride
more than 10 at a time. I am an AtoB cyclist and can’t be
Cyclemeter on my cell phone. Easy to use, free, tracks what I want it to
track and a lot more, but doesn't force these things on me. Works fine on
iPhone 5S.
On Sat, Dec 15, 2018 at 3:15 AM Surlyprof wrote:
> Bill’s thread on cycling goals made me realize that I don’t have an easy
> and
I use Strava with my cell phone. There are other cell phone apps that probably
work well also. The reasons I like it:
1. I use the free subscription
2. I’d probably have my phone with me anyway
3. I can easily track the mileage for each bike as well as the components on
the bike, if I I
On 12/15/18 5:15 AM, Surlyprof wrote:
Bill’s thread on cycling goals made me realize that I don’t have an easy and
consistent method of tracking my mileage. With the new year upon us, I’d like
to find a good way to track bike mileage across 3 bikes that I ride pretty
evenly. So, how do
Bill’s thread on cycling goals made me realize that I don’t have an easy and
consistent method of tracking my mileage. With the new year upon us, I’d like
to find a good way to track bike mileage across 3 bikes that I ride pretty
evenly. So, how do you all track your mileage on the bike? I’m
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