@Hans-van-de-Ven-MRA-Master said in Route - Navigationsberechnung: That is because that road is closed fot motorcycles in the weekend That is the reason I use this nice street only during a week. But back to the question from Joachim. Zur Planung von schönen Touren, gehst du in das Routenlabor und machst deine Einstellungen für eine Scenic Tour. [image: 1699715281474-05cd9e15-3de2-4a2f-bec0-50addf44570e-image.png] Das geht für eine Rundtour oder eine A zu B Tour.

@William-e Controleer na overzetten naar de Here-kaart nog wel of je routepunten allemaal precies op de voorgestelde routelijn staan en of je route wel goed is overgenomen. Zo niet, dan even handmatig ze op de juiste plek zetten.

@Dikke-Wim Ook dat werkt, en dan in de map GPX opslaan op de Navigator

Gefeliciteerd @THIRY-0 Je zal wel meer vragen krijgen over de app. Kijk voor alle informatie eens op deze Website voor de handleidingen.

For Android the Motorola MA1 is a better solution. Easier to implement. It did not see the whole video (approx 2/3) of Cruiseman but from what i saw. The MA1 does auto-reconnect better.

@Con-Hennekens Thanks for the info. It just goes to show that you’re never too old to learn something new.

@Jaap-n If you convert a track (with dirt roads) into a route, the planner will alwaus choose normal roads, not dirt roads. What you can do if you want a route of your dirttrack, is to connect the shaping points as "Offroad" using the Toolkit

@Con-Hennekens yes, of course, it was too obvious.

All 3 map types are working at normal speed for me.

@Rob-Verhoeff Thanks Hopefully this will suit my needs and is out by the time my riding season comes back around

@Alex_850Rider I am not sure of your Location/Country but once you find your gravel/dirt roads very often the map will not show the full path of the Gravel/Dirt road. Taking Wolvens Lane (In the Surrey Hills) as an example the Here map only shows part of Wolvens Lane with a big chunk missing in the Middle. [image: 1697991125732-snapshot-22-10-2023-17-04-resized.jpeg] Once you are on the route itself you can then just follow the the actual gravel/dirt road in full.

@Jörgen Yes I am aware of that as personally I have no interest in CarPlay or Android Auto, but as you suggest it may be possible to work directly with my phone.

@Con-Hennekens Correct. I above all like the wonderwheel usage to zoom in/out. This requires no extra buttons at the handle bars, just the BT module which makes it even cheaper.

@Nick-Carthew MRA-X

@Con-Hennekens Yep - whoops

@Jos-Nolten, Kun je in de shop niet klikken op onderstaande buttons? Ik kan het niet testen, want ik heb al lifetime, dus kan er niks bij kopen [image: 1697708567836-cce1ffd7-3fd3-437d-9084-79271caa4140-image.png]

@Craig-4 said in Route time change: I have planned a new route using Google maps B.t.w. Google maps is een overlay map. Map overlays have no influence on the route calculation. [image: 1697611654692-scherm-afbeelding-2023-10-18-om-08.38.32.png]

@Corjan-Meijerink, If you press a waypoint along the route, a window opens showing a picture when available, and the name plus the note for that waypoint. I think it would be fairly easy to add a line showing the distance the WP is from the start, and how far it is to the end. @Michael-Doherty-0, I am most curious to why, with your specific routes, it is more important to know how far you are from the start, then from the finish? Also I think when the setting "Show waypoint info" is on, it will display also the note in the top left infobox. if you are near it. You could use that, but I think any non-automatic method will not work, since deviations will always occur and the distance info is not accurate anymore.