Originally Posted by njkayaker

I think this is a quirk of U-turns on the units. I seem to recall this sort of behavior on the 800.

It's possible that this won't happen if you can tweak the route so that the legs are on the proper side of the road (so, they are separate lines). That's less of a recommendation than it to try to explain how the problem happens.


I don't think there's a way of turning that off on the 830.

The track files have times associated with each point. Historically, the tracks were generated from a recorded ride. The "virtual partner" can use that information as something you can "race" against. Some of the route planners don't use "reasonable" speeds to add the time to the points. Your best option is to ignore it (if you can't turn it off).