Using MapMyRide.com iPhone app, I was able to utilize the GPS chip and track my bike ride on April 19, I was able to log the distance and the exact path I took coming home. It’s free and pretty neat. The only downside is it used up a ton of battery. So not recommended if it’s your emergency phone. I’ll try and post my other rides when I get around to it.
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1 | Nicholas
Hey, nice job with the MapMyRide App. I did a podcast last night and finally found someone who had reviewed the iPhone app. Just letting you know I’ve added you as a direct link in my podcast with reference to your article above. http://podcasting.tsvcomputerman.com/2010/03/mapmyride-com-cycling-in-townsville-27/
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