A warm hello from Cheshire
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Having tried numerous route planning apps I think I can actually start enjoying the route planning phase with MRA. I ride a V4 Multistrada & occasionaly my Desert X. The Ducati nav is notoriously bad, so I've mounted a Zumo XT2 as a replacement. Iv'e usually been pretty good with tech, but boy sat navs I'm finding a real challenge. I'm heading out on a road trip tomorrow to Norfolk, and I think the route is going to hold up.
A small issue I have encounterd is if I try to navigate from my iphone, it tells me A MyRoute-app subscription is required. I have signed up to gold, does this not carry over to the iphone app?
Now I need to plough through the forum to pick up some handy tips.
All the best
Roger -
Having tried numerous route planning apps I think I can actually start enjoying the route planning phase with MRA. I ride a V4 Multistrada & occasionaly my Desert X. The Ducati nav is notoriously bad, so I've mounted a Zumo XT2 as a replacement. Iv'e usually been pretty good with tech, but boy sat navs I'm finding a real challenge. I'm heading out on a road trip tomorrow to Norfolk, and I think the route is going to hold up.
A small issue I have encounterd is if I try to navigate from my iphone, it tells me A MyRoute-app subscription is required. I have signed up to gold, does this not carry over to the iphone app?
Now I need to plough through the forum to pick up some handy tips.
All the best
Roger@Roger-the-Dodger First of all welcome.
MRA Navigation Next is a separate subscription to that of the RoutePlanner. You can trial it for two weeks free and without commitment if you wanted to.
I highly recommend it.Always willing to help if I can.
Triumph Tiger 1200 XRT called Tina.
MRA Navigation Next and SilverFox B8J bar buttons.
Quadlock wireless mount for IPhone 11.
Cardo Scala Packtalk Bold.
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@Roger-the-Dodger First of all welcome.
MRA Navigation Next is a separate subscription to that of the RoutePlanner. You can trial it for two weeks free and without commitment if you wanted to.
I highly recommend it.@Nick-Carthew Thanks Nick, I'll give the trial a shot
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Having tried numerous route planning apps I think I can actually start enjoying the route planning phase with MRA. I ride a V4 Multistrada & occasionaly my Desert X. The Ducati nav is notoriously bad, so I've mounted a Zumo XT2 as a replacement. Iv'e usually been pretty good with tech, but boy sat navs I'm finding a real challenge. I'm heading out on a road trip tomorrow to Norfolk, and I think the route is going to hold up.
A small issue I have encounterd is if I try to navigate from my iphone, it tells me A MyRoute-app subscription is required. I have signed up to gold, does this not carry over to the iphone app?
Now I need to plough through the forum to pick up some handy tips.
All the best
Roger@Roger-the-Dodger Welcome to the forum. I think you love the combination of planner and navigation tool on one device
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Having tried numerous route planning apps I think I can actually start enjoying the route planning phase with MRA. I ride a V4 Multistrada & occasionaly my Desert X. The Ducati nav is notoriously bad, so I've mounted a Zumo XT2 as a replacement. Iv'e usually been pretty good with tech, but boy sat navs I'm finding a real challenge. I'm heading out on a road trip tomorrow to Norfolk, and I think the route is going to hold up.
A small issue I have encounterd is if I try to navigate from my iphone, it tells me A MyRoute-app subscription is required. I have signed up to gold, does this not carry over to the iphone app?
Now I need to plough through the forum to pick up some handy tips.
All the best
RogerWelcome to the wonderfull world of MRA.
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welcome to the MRA world, most queries get answered, lots of knowledgeable users on here.
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Having tried numerous route planning apps I think I can actually start enjoying the route planning phase with MRA. I ride a V4 Multistrada & occasionaly my Desert X. The Ducati nav is notoriously bad, so I've mounted a Zumo XT2 as a replacement. Iv'e usually been pretty good with tech, but boy sat navs I'm finding a real challenge. I'm heading out on a road trip tomorrow to Norfolk, and I think the route is going to hold up.
A small issue I have encounterd is if I try to navigate from my iphone, it tells me A MyRoute-app subscription is required. I have signed up to gold, does this not carry over to the iphone app?
Now I need to plough through the forum to pick up some handy tips.
All the best
RogerHi @Roger-the-Dodger welcome to MRA
I should warn you that taking the MRA trial is a one way trip........
with MRA you won't experience the pain a Garmin can inflict on a route.....so I doudt you will be going back to the Garmin
on a more serious note the MRA Navigation subscription is worth it just for the convenience of having the route that you planned readily available to navigate.
you plan the route in MRA, then just select the route & navigate, no more sd cards, connector apps, cables, bluetooth etc it is just effortless in comparison -
Thanks all, how nice to have such a wealth of knowledge to lean on.
So, probably the wrong area for the first rookie question, but, as I have your attention here it comes:
I'm away on the bike, I have the iPad & iPhone, once I have a route planned how do I get it into the Garmin Zumo?? On the PC it's easy with a USB connection, could someone kindly tell me how to do it, got to be pretty straight forward right ??
TIA...
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Thanks all, how nice to have such a wealth of knowledge to lean on.
So, probably the wrong area for the first rookie question, but, as I have your attention here it comes:
I'm away on the bike, I have the iPad & iPhone, once I have a route planned how do I get it into the Garmin Zumo?? On the PC it's easy with a USB connection, could someone kindly tell me how to do it, got to be pretty straight forward right ??
TIA...
@Roger-the-Dodger which Zumo? it makes a difference
with the XT if you have the Garmin Drive app installed on your phone, with android it is pretty simple, the apple workflow should be similar
in MRA on the phone select the route then click the download arrow button.
select the gpx format you prefer - I used gpx 1.1 as I prefer to have the route with waypoints - click download.
popup appears with choice export or dowload - click export.
popup appears with choice share ir open- click Open & select the Garmin Drive app.
the file is now available in the garmin drive app to be sent to the XT
if I remeber correctly this transfer was via the internet so the phone & XT have to have data connections, phone to newtork or wifi, XT to wifiBlackView BV7100, Android 12, Offline mode with Offline Maps
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Having tried numerous route planning apps I think I can actually start enjoying the route planning phase with MRA. I ride a V4 Multistrada & occasionaly my Desert X. The Ducati nav is notoriously bad, so I've mounted a Zumo XT2 as a replacement. Iv'e usually been pretty good with tech, but boy sat navs I'm finding a real challenge. I'm heading out on a road trip tomorrow to Norfolk, and I think the route is going to hold up.
A small issue I have encounterd is if I try to navigate from my iphone, it tells me A MyRoute-app subscription is required. I have signed up to gold, does this not carry over to the iphone app?
Now I need to plough through the forum to pick up some handy tips.
All the best
Roger@Roger-the-Dodger Welcome from a fellow Multistrada V4 rider not far from you in Shropshire. Have a Garmin XT2 too and it has been driving me insane with how Tread syncs/destroys routes on transfer to the XT2. Now using a CHIGEEGO AIO-5 Play for CarPlay and this has been a welcome change.
As others have said, you will not ‘look back’ with MRA from planning and navigating. I have been a long time user and the platform keeps getting better and better, particularly the mobile App.
Kind Regards. Help where I can.
Ducati Multistrada V4 Rally
iPhone 15 Pro
Chigee AIO-5 Play
Google Pixel 6 Pro - mounted on SP Connect Plus
Ex Garmin XT2 and XT1 as well as Ex TomTom Rider User -
@Roger-the-Dodger which Zumo? it makes a difference
with the XT if you have the Garmin Drive app installed on your phone, with android it is pretty simple, the apple workflow should be similar
in MRA on the phone select the route then click the download arrow button.
select the gpx format you prefer - I used gpx 1.1 as I prefer to have the route with waypoints - click download.
popup appears with choice export or dowload - click export.
popup appears with choice share ir open- click Open & select the Garmin Drive app.
the file is now available in the garmin drive app to be sent to the XT
if I remeber correctly this transfer was via the internet so the phone & XT have to have data connections, phone to newtork or wifi, XT to wifi@Brian-McG Thank you Brian, I’ll get the app you suggest. Currently the Zuni XT2 is paired with the Garmin Tread app…
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@Roger-the-Dodger Welcome from a fellow Multistrada V4 rider not far from you in Shropshire. Have a Garmin XT2 too and it has been driving me insane with how Tread syncs/destroys routes on transfer to the XT2. Now using a CHIGEEGO AIO-5 Play for CarPlay and this has been a welcome change.
As others have said, you will not ‘look back’ with MRA from planning and navigating. I have been a long time user and the platform keeps getting better and better, particularly the mobile App.
@Dave-J-0 Cheers Dave. Having spent £550 +£200 for a Garmin mount I have to make it work pal ! If only for my sanity…
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@Dave-J-0 Cheers Dave. Having spent £550 +£200 for a Garmin mount I have to make it work pal ! If only for my sanity…
@Roger-the-Dodger I know the feeling. Welcome to the group though.
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@Brian-McG Thank you Brian, I’ll get the app you suggest. Currently the Zuni XT2 is paired with the Garmin Tread app…
@Roger-the-Dodger with the XT2 I think you have the correct app, Thread
Like I said its a different process setup depending on which Zumo you have
& I made an error in previous post, no wifi or internet required, the XT at least will transfer via bluetooth
