Haven’t tracked my routes yet, as normally I plan and design my routes on beforehand with MRA. For pictures I prefer to use my Nikon and for filming my Sony.
Recording with the MRA app would however be a good idea for unplanned tours, without a pre-set destination. Will keep this in mind!
KR,
Bert.
Thanks for your reply, @MRA-Daniël !
Amazing is the improvement in medical knowledge and in the results of current doctors. 34 years ago my father passed away in a couple of months due to cancer; I survived however.
I’m very grateful for that, and will be riding the Triumphing Cancer motorbike tour on September 15th again. Happy to invite every biker to join....
Thanks for your response @Timo-Martosatiman-MRA !
I agree that especially for bikers an (extended) forum may be the best concept for a community.
With regards to the Suzuki Bandit: it’s another kind of motorbike, not a cruiser, but a naked tourer, with 2 more cilinders. To be honest: it’s different, but it’s also a very nice bike. If I would have been rich I would have kept the both...
Hi All,
it’s good to have a forum, although I experience that other forums get abandoned in favor of other social media. I sincerely hope that that won’t happen with the MuRouteApp Forum!
Let me introduce myself : Bert van Nijnatten, living in Breda, Netherlands, married with Yvonne, and working as an IT Architect at a multinational for over a decade, still having fun in the international IT arena.
My user name is Dragbert, named after myself and one of my previous motorbikes, a Yamaha DragStar Classic. I started riding on a Yamaha Virago 535 a long time ago, also owned a Yamaha Midnight Star 950, which was my dreambike, but I’m riding currently a 2015 Suzuki Bandit 650.
Yvonne and myself love riding in Netherlands (home) but we also really like the rides in Luxembourg and wider environment. Rides in the latter are mostly being shared in MRA.
After I got cancer in 2014 we rode the Route66 in the US as my Bucket list item - I got cured! - which was an unforgettible trip!
See Ya on the Road, All! And keep the rubber on the tarmac!