Elevation info center

[jobob]

I went to Bikely and input the ride Trek420 and I did Sunday... without my wrong turn It's simply titled : Oakland to Lafayette

That's really a cool site.

spazz

Yeah, I like it a lot. Hey, your route shows that you guys did ~ 1800 feet of climbing, nearly all of it in the first 6 miles. Brava!

[jobob]

Another really cool program for mapping SF Bay area rides is called BikeMaster. It was developed by Don Axtell, a member of snap's & my club, ACTC.

With Bikemaster you can draw up routes in seconds by selecting the pre-loaded roads. The downside to this is that not every Bay area road is in the database, but it seems that most of the roads that cyclists generally use in the Bay area are in there. You can map out routes and get pretty accurate distances, elevation profiles, total climb, and it will even estimate the time the ride will take based on your average speed and how long you generally spend on rest stops. And you can print out very nice looking cue sheets.


You can download a trial version (w/o all the functions); the full version is $30.

http://home.att.net/~bikemaster/index.htm

jobob sez check it out.

[snapdragen]

Another really cool program for mapping SF Bay area rides is called BikeMaster. It was developed by Don Axtell, a member of snap's & my club, ACTC.
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snap seconds this! I have BikeMaster, and play around with mapping routes. It also comes with a gazillion pre-existing routes, many of them created by Donny.

[maillotpois]

I am pondering what exactly I should cocktail with.

I will have to compare bike mater and KLIMB - they sound somewhat similar. I wish KLIMB went north of Tomales. That's the one bummer for me. However, I have not yet downloaded the most recent version.