@Corjan-Meijerink Wow what great timing on exactly what I was looking for! Just in time to try it out tomorrow and compare against OnX Offroad while that app's free trial is active. I would love to be able to just use MRA for all my navigation needs (well, it's hard to beat Waze for quick A-to-B navigation, but of coarse that doesn't do route planning), so I'll test it out tomorrow!

Buiten de opmerking van @Hans-van-de-Ven-MR.MRA levert Google ook nog de volgende: https://www.waterschaprivierenland.nl/werk-in-uitvoering

@David-Gillies said in Garmin XT reflecting planned routes: if you select yes it does but doesn’t seem to fully recognise the shaping points and used the Garmin route calculation resulting in different roads. I assume you mean XT instead of XP? Try the GPX 1.2 export. I believe it uses the VIA point and tracks between them. That should help.

@Kerry-Lebel You can import POI's in three different formats: OV2, GPX or CVS. Your imported waypointlist is available in all the routes you make. Importing a route directly into a nested map is possible. You have to step into that map first and then upload your routes one by one. There are a bunch of formats available.

@RideOnWithFriends ; Hallo Juergen, nein umständlich ist das nicht. Im normal Fall hat man sowieso die Routen in einem Ordner abgelegt. Öffne diesen Ordner dazu der erste Route und dann kann man mit zwei klicks die Rouren alle sichtbar machen und sorag die Farben auswählen, so zeige ich meien Freunden immer alle Routen auf einen Blick. WP1 und WP2 ist die Route vom Hotel zur Tankstelle, die öffne ich und zeige dann alle anderen Routen auf diesem Weg ganz schnell und einfach, farben lassen sich dort ändern. VG Hi Juergen, no, it's not complicated at all. Normally, you'd have all your routes saved in a folder anyway. Open that folder, select the first route, and then with two clicks you can make all the routes visible and even choose their colors. That's how I always show my friends all the routes at a glance. WP1 and WP2 are the route from the hotel to the gas station; I'll open them and then quickly and easily show all the other routes along this path; the colors can be changed there. Cheers! [image: 1765547849291-a47d5f7a-43c9-401d-9356-29ce7dc33dd1-image.png] [image: 1765547766460-bb3fecc7-b18e-437a-a207-f325b2bfc312-image.png]

Just wrapped up most of 5.0.1. Expecting release end of the week. Can confirm this should be an issue of the past.

@Adrian-Avram said in Convert Route to Track Log ????: A tracklog (LOG) contains recorded average speed, distance and time while navigating a route or a track ... you cannot convert a route/track to a tracklog ! Yes you can. The only thing what is missing is the speed. If you want to replace a lost track log, that is the best way.

Apologies for the tardy response. Thanks to all of you for your input. This thread has given me exactly what I needed. Steve

Ah okay, many thanks, I'm subscribed, just wondered why it is no longer showing.

@Kobutex-Motorreizen Thanks for the info, I thought so too, but confirmation is always nice. Thanks, Pieter.

Yeah. It is very complicated to export GPX MRA --> Sygic. Also tried Tread and it work ok. No idea what is wrong with MRA GPX File. Planing route in MRA. Exporting GPX to Tread. Then exporting GPX to Sygic. Annoying Just check the sizes. Same track with waypoints. [image: 1762071305963-screenshot_20251102_091108_solid-explorer.jpg]

@D-Griffin Thank you for your kind words! We’re all working together here on the forum to make the app better! I do that with great pleasure and really appreciate your comments.

thank you

@Con-Hennekens I'm fine with you

I am still hoping that the development guys will make the BMW Wonderwheel working with the MRA application. It already works great with the BMW ConnectedDrive App, so I think it must be possible with some kind of BlueTooth sniffer to find out which BT codes are being sended by the Wonderwheel. Sounds like a nice puzzle to me :-). And yes, I know I can add something like the Remotek device to my bike, but that seems a bit redundant if I already have a wonderwheel sending BT codes. I know the team is small and appreciate the continuous improvements we get, but I hope this will get some attention too (knowing how many BMW bikes are out there). Thanks! Or perhaps this could be used? https://github.com/BRimoldi/BMW-s-Wonder-Wheel-to-Bluetooth