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Old 12-18-17 | 05:17 PM
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Originally Posted by Skipjacks

So for the purposes of most people, a phone as a GPS works just fine.
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We agree 100%. For most people, and most purposes GPS data is fine.

But, read the OP, which brought out my response. GPS is not accurate enough for folks who'll obsessively compare data ride to ride and fret over the variance.
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