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Using the GPS once it’s mounted on your bike is only one step to making use of a fabulous resource. It’s especially good if someone else does the planning. But planning a route or track yourself is not that difficult if you have a little time and the right software. Kym Stock offers a step-by-step introduction to how simple it can be.
Why use a GPS to plan an adventure ride when a paper map and highlighter is so much quicker? I was, and still am, a fan of paper maps.
Nothing beats them for an overview of where you want to go. But modern technology beats my memory every time during the turn-to-turn decisions of a ride.
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