This is just an adapter to flexibly rotate the original BMW bracket by 90 ". The display is a sep. Topic. Which display can be horizontal and vertical and still compatible with the WW has to be clarified by someone else. A CP or AA display can also be operated with the glove finger not everyone needs the WW,

@Chudy Have a look at Silverfox. I have the C1 controller and I’m very happy with it.

@Hanspeter-Gruber-4-0 MRA Academy training sessions in English will be held later in the year.

Would it be possible to put together a video presentation of it afterwards? That would be a great help!

@RetiredWingMan said: @stuart-marritt when you stop, MRA navigation should be paused (stop navigation) and started again once you are ready to continue. The issue is that as you move around MRA thinks you are still navigating and gets confused with your movement. This is made worse with the Here map issue that spins the map around and sometimes causes the app to do recalculations. I use a separate phone that is left on the bike. The others don't and we have never had this issue before We haven't skipped any waypoints and we haven't got auto skip waypoints so why has it skipped 3 waypoints

@Lenny-O, even if I knew I don't think it is my thing to announce

@Peter-Schiefer the option in your account page is the "default" type that is used when you create a route Once a route is created the vehicle type can be changed for each & every route You just need to go to the "Route Information" section on the route & change the "Transport Mode" or "Travel Mode" [image: 1781366215278-901dfa79-f125-43d5-9fe8-74ff86087ca7-image.jpeg]

In your scenario you would best not fiddle with the new feature, but skip to one or more route points to you liking. The answer to your last question is "no" (not yet anyway).

I would welcome some Romanian entries very much on RideSleepRepeat.eu indeed!

@Lenny-O I use an old phone that does not have a sim card for navigation. Routes Synced and maps downloaded when I have Wifi. Phone switched to "Offline" navigation. No issues at all though obviously I don't get live traffic data.

The Chigee never sends the signals to apps about the wonder wheel movement, so neither MRA nor any other app can react to you twisting the wheel. I’m not sure about Android Auto, but that’s how CarPlay works. It only communicates to the apps which buttons you’ve pressed/touched on the CarPlay screen itself. The Chigee uses the wheel to move the selection box to the button you want to “press”, then nudging the wheel “touches” the highlighted button. All MRA sees is that you “touched” that onscreen button. It never sees that you rotated the wheel.

@Mark-McDonald said: Whilst creating a route in Spain with seasonal closures ticked it takes say 6 hours but the exact same route will take 5 hours 10 minutes with seasonal closures unticked why? I can understand how it works in high alpine routes but Spain in the summer? What am I missing? The MRA is entirely dependent on the information provided by the mapmakers. HERE is a map that is also maintained by users of HERE via a special website of HERE. This information can be processed quickly or it needs some time. But before i scare you of about HERE, which map did you used to create your route? HERE, TomTom or OpenStreet Map (OSM)? Like @herman-veldhuizen said, if there is a closure and this is not marked up correctly, it can have some effect on your route. But, did you used enough waypoints as well? If you put 2 waypoints miles apart from eachother and in the online routeplanner the route you created takes 6 hours but after loading it in your navigation system or MRA Next app, he route is suddenly 5 hrs and 10min. it might be also that there is some road you did not selected to go pass it but the app uses it as a part of the route. This might have an effect of the time as well But please, provide us with a link to tat route so we can cehck it also.

@Rob-Wiltshire said: This has been a very exasperating afternoon to work this out ! , and not a great customer experience. Great app , confusing , very time confusing to work out interface' Your time would have been better spent by reading a manual. Or maybe follow the in-app introduction after having installed the app.

I work with a VPN and sometimes my laptop "thinks" it is somwhere where I might want to be. As a solution, I made 2 favorites: thuis (home) is always my startingpoint and is 100 meters from my homeaddress thuiskomst (homecoming) and is always the end of a tour and is my real homeaddress I need to clicks to add them as a waypoint.