pffog
Small road corner junkie
That is doable, with the S, thanks
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Day Rides - More T's in Twisties
- Thread starter Visian
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That is doable, with the S, thanks
Visian
look out!!!
Short Dual Sport
... and easy.
106 miles, takes in the north end of The Snake.
Holston Mountain Road departs US19 just north of Elizabethton.
Holston Mountain turns to gravel and becomes Big Creek Road.
Nice ride through the woods along the south shore of Holston Lake.
US421 South to Shady Valley.
TN91 south.
Panhandle Road up to the top of the hill and back down, just for the heck of it.
Return to rally.
Nice little 3 hour ride.
ian
... and easy.
106 miles, takes in the north end of The Snake.
Holston Mountain Road departs US19 just north of Elizabethton.
Holston Mountain turns to gravel and becomes Big Creek Road.
Nice ride through the woods along the south shore of Holston Lake.
US421 South to Shady Valley.
TN91 south.
Panhandle Road up to the top of the hill and back down, just for the heck of it.
Return to rally.
Nice little 3 hour ride.
ian
B
BUBBAZANETTI
Guest
as usual, i'm doing all my trip planning a few days before i leave.
thanks a bunch ian!
thanks a bunch ian!
Visian
look out!!!
by any chance, did you load your maps from a mac? or... are the maps already pre-installed on the GPS?
i've had this issue when i load my maps into my 276C from the mac and then load a route created on my PC.
These maps were created with Mapsource version 6.15.6 using data from City Navigator North America 2009. (so that could also possibly be an issue).
I'd choose the "recalculate" option and hope you don't get lost.
hey, what could be worse than getting lost in this beautiful part of the country, where there are no bad roads????
ian
ron_ces
Aging Hacker
by any chance, did you load your maps from a mac? or... are the maps already pre-installed on the GPS?
i've had this issue when i load my maps into my 276C from the mac and then load a route created on my PC.
These maps were created with Mapsource version 6.15.6 using data from City Navigator North America 2009. (so that could also possibly be an issue).
I'd choose the "recalculate" option and hope you don't get lost.
hey, what could be worse than getting lost in this beautiful part of the country, where there are no bad roads????
ian
I agree, it is probably the difference in software. I am going to wing it.
Ron
DPeakMD
New member
by any chance, did you load your maps from a mac? or... are the maps already pre-installed on the GPS?
i've had this issue when i load my maps into my 276C from the mac and then load a route created on my PC.
These maps were created with Mapsource version 6.15.6 using data from City Navigator North America 2009. (so that could also possibly be an issue).
I'd choose the "recalculate" option and hope you don't get lost.
hey, what could be worse than getting lost in this beautiful part of the country, where there are no bad roads????
ian
Thanks for putting these together, Ian!
I'm using Garmin RoadTrip (2.0.2) on a mac. Able to import your files just fine.
Hesitant to say use recalculate, though. From what I've gathered trying to do this, it will change your route to fit the available waypoints based on your particular settings for avoidances, shortest vs. fastest, and scenic vs. highways which you've made in the software. This can end up totally changing the route from what you intended to something totally bizarre based on what it 'thinks' is best.
Not sure yet, but I think the same could happen after you export it to your GPS unit again based on settings you have there. So we'll have to see.
I usually end up using a ton of waypoints in order to force it to use the route that I want. It's a very cumbersome process!
