@Hans-van-de-Ven-MRA-Master Thanks ! This error stopped once MRA Next was launched on 19.06.23

@Tony-curley I see the same thing. The GPX-file is not accessible on my iPhone for some reason, although it is accessible on my Mac using Apple Mail.

@John-Munizza Have a look at the Support page to get you started. There are also some excellent MRA videos to help you see what you can do. Perhaps try this via and shaping points first. There are lot of others but some of the older ones (with the older looking interface) will give you an good understanding of how MRA works. Hope this helps.

@Redbarn Thanks for the explanation. There could be a number of reasons why you were instructed to turn back and without seeing your route it is difficult to pinpoint the exact cause. The app has the ability to automatically skip route points but it needs a little time to ensure that skipping was your intention. You can also manually skip a route point by a long press on the particular one that you wish to skip. I really think you should persevere with the app a little longer, have you read the manual?

@StefanHummelink Super aanwijzingen, want ik heb nu in de gaten hoe het werkt dus dat wordt rijden met Navigation Next super bedankt

@Nick-Carthew Thanks

@Rob-Verhoeff I went to the mobile app section and just saved it as a PDF through the print functionality.

@Bart-4 De meeste liggen in elkaar verlengde en als je op de POI klikt, dan zie je het meteen [image: 1687450304659-90144d07-b849-4979-8446-4950fa8d6ffa-image.png]

A post in this forum by Nick Hodge titled "MRA and the BMW Connected App" seems to have answered my question above. I'm going to give that a try.

@Tom-Balmer WunderLINQ integration is actively in development by us. With the release behind us, as of today, I’d estimate this to be wrapped up within a month

@sejtam, I was able to generate a route using your suggested locations: [image: 1687103426794-144d8429-503a-4957-81f0-44dc6fecb5b8-image.png] I see you picked 2 places more then 600km apart. I think it is a limitation for the routegenerator to create routes longer than about 600km in between 2 waypoints, but I am not exactly sure of that. @sejtam said in Bought Navigation Next, still need to shell out for Silver etc to get POIs etc?: To me being able to follow a route does mean that i expect that I can design a route to my needs. Following a route is not the same as designing a route. I am sorry if that does not correspond to how you think about that. Having a FREE planner account AND a paid Navigation subscription allows you even to use the HERE map in the planner tool. Many users use that combination for everything they wish to use concerning their navigation. MRA is doing their best to keep things as cheap as possible for their users and thanked for that by many. It is not so uncommon to "shell out" for extra options if you want them. I think it is unfair to call for deception if you did not read the information yourself. Also it looks like you are comparing the premium package for Calimoto of € 50,- a year, with ONLY MRA's navigation subscription of just 17,10 a year... I f you take the Gold subscription on the planner, it costs about the same as the Calimoto package.

@Doug-Robinson Ok ti ringrazio molto per questa informazione ma io utilizzo il navigatore Garmin Motorroad V e scarico li i miei percorsi dal PC e non utilizzo per viaggiare lo smartphone.

@Steve-Crowther I use the finder to transfer my GPX 1.2 files to the folder named "GPX" in my Navigator V (extra) memory card.

@Jack-van-Tilburg thx

@Trevor-Harmer This one? [image: 1686988983799-img_1277.png]

@Andreas-Ortlinghaus Thx a lot !!!

@Reinier007 The map used for navigation is the Here map. When designing bike routes, it's better to immediately make use of the OSM map. You can convert the routetrack, but then you have to switch to the OSM-map and check al waypoints for there exact position on the road. Although you won't have turn-by-turn navigation when cycling, it's very easy to follow the line. All your shaping and via points will also be displayed. Apparently, the Here map is suitable for turn-by-turn navigation while cycling in some countries, but that's not the case for the Netherlands.

@Con-Hennekens foodle Thanks for your answer, What I was looking for, it works fine!