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Marts on 09.11.2026, 23:35
I found a workaround. I used the Web App and loaded in the "recorded ride" for today. That shows all the info on the one page.
That's a handy bit of gear, Guido. Well done.
I then planned a ride from home to a place called "Bright". I was able to drag the route to change the roads on which I normally go (it defaults to "highways"). And a bonus, some map planners want me to head into the bush in order to get there, this didn't. I guess that if I change it to more adventureous it might do that.
This was one of the huge bugbears that Garmin Zumo XT's mapping would do. It'd insist that I go down a certain dirt track and wouldn't auto-correct or recalc the route after I passed the turn-off. Even 50 km later it was still telling me to turn around.
That's one of the reasons why I dumped it and went for a Carplay unit (Chigee AIO-5 Lite) and eventually settling on Scenic as the app.
I found a workaround. I used the Web App and loaded in the "recorded ride" for today. That shows all the info on the one page.
That's a handy bit of gear, Guido. Well done.
I then planned a ride from home to a place called "Bright". I was able to drag the route to change the roads on which I normally go (it defaults to "highways"). And a bonus, some map planners want me to head into the bush in order to get there, this didn't. I guess that if I change it to more adventureous it might do that.
This was one of the huge bugbears that Garmin Zumo XT's mapping would do. It'd insist that I go down a certain dirt track and wouldn't auto-correct or recalc the route after I passed the turn-off. Even 50 km later it was still telling me to turn around.
That's one of the reasons why I dumped it and went for a Carplay unit (Chigee AIO-5 Lite) and eventually settling on Scenic as the app.
