How to export GPX files to Zumo XT without recalculation
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@BertM Apologies, you are correct. Looks like I can no longer edit my error

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@BertM Apologies, you are correct. Looks like I can no longer edit my error

@BertM Apologies, you are correct. Looks like I can no longer edit my error

No Apologies needed, just wanted to point out to the right forum.
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I just understand how people can say they have zero problems with Garmins when all the guys I ride with have binned them and these aren’t stupid people… they’re quite tech savvy…
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PS You are free to think whatever you like.
I have also never encountered any issues with the routes I create and send to a Garmin Zumo 660, 395, 590, XT, XT2, XT3, TomTom, or BMW CRN. That said, the fact remains that a route still has to be calculated.
I did have issues when using a Carpe Iter tablet—which, incidentally, didn't stay on my motorcycle for very long. I’m not familiar with DMD; after my experience with the Carpe Iter, I’ve come to the conclusion that a dedicated navigation device works best—after all, that’s what they’re designed for. A tablet or smartphone is, at best, just a makeshift solution.@HABVEN-aka-MrMRA That’s why I use a dedicated sat nav…?


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These topics bashing the Garmin XT series devices will never stop. The units take some dedicated effort to understand, and frankly most riders don’t want to put in the effort. If it doesn’t work like Google right out of the box, there must be something wrong with it. In a world of simple phone app alternatives the motivation simply isn’t there to dig in. And that’s OK because phone apps are all that most riders need,
Regardless, MRA Routeplanner is the best available routing SW on the market. Garmin GPS devices have the most total core capabilities of any navigation options on the market. If you truly know how to use each, they 100% work well together. It’s not debatable.
I wish more who come on here would approach this from the standpoint of “what am I doing wrong?”. It would be a much more productive exchange.
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