Got a Android.. which app?
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Got a Android.. which app?
Looking for a Android app for cycling. After a quick look I see that Map My Ride and Strava are very popular.
I'm open to suggestions.
I'm open to suggestions.
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See my post #14:
https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...ghlight=osmand
https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...ghlight=osmand
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Strava.
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Eff Strava.
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I like Strava. My droid is about a year old and sometimes the gps doesnt update enough on Strava and looses my position. It will show me cutting off sections of my ride.
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Pretty good article in Bicycling mag about Strava and how it's been making people push their limits (and sometimes the law) to try and beat other riders. I stick with Endomondo as I can track hiking, running, and even stationary riding with it.
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Strava's been crashing like crazy on my olde Droid lately, so I'm back to endomondo now.
endo tells you how much you should have drank on your ride - which is kinda silly, but probably more useful than Strava's fake power numbers (for the PM-less).
endo tells you how much you should have drank on your ride - which is kinda silly, but probably more useful than Strava's fake power numbers (for the PM-less).
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I use Strava and Endomndo. Each for different reasons. Both are good and free. Did not like map my ride.






