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<blockquote data-quote="vince998" data-source="post: 42373" data-attributes="member: 261"><p>The Tom Tom Urban rider works for me.</p><p>The home program has a route planner or you can use one of the online services (google over Tyre ( <a href="http://www.tyretotravel.com/" target="_blank">http://www.tyretotravel.com/</a>) and download to your nav.</p><p>The Urban rider has an option "curvy route" especially for bikes, with 3 settings: 1.) down to farm lanes, 2.) average mix, 3.) open A & B roads. I´ve used this a couple of times on the finest setting, and it really takes you down every farm lane. I´ve been on roads that weren´t shown on the maps.</p><p>You can also record a route on the road during the ride and share this later with other Tom Tom rider users (bluetooth connection between 2 units or online over the computer).</p><p>The accuracy for reaching waypoints has also been reduced so no need to hit them exactly.</p><p>I´´m not sure if the new Urban rider still has all of these functions?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="vince998, post: 42373, member: 261"] The Tom Tom Urban rider works for me. The home program has a route planner or you can use one of the online services (google over Tyre ( [url]http://www.tyretotravel.com/[/url]) and download to your nav. The Urban rider has an option "curvy route" especially for bikes, with 3 settings: 1.) down to farm lanes, 2.) average mix, 3.) open A & B roads. I´ve used this a couple of times on the finest setting, and it really takes you down every farm lane. I´ve been on roads that weren´t shown on the maps. You can also record a route on the road during the ride and share this later with other Tom Tom rider users (bluetooth connection between 2 units or online over the computer). The accuracy for reaching waypoints has also been reduced so no need to hit them exactly. I´´m not sure if the new Urban rider still has all of these functions? [/QUOTE]
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