Tis cool. posted by drezdn at 3:52 AM on August 6, 2006
Bikely is great, I've been using to investigate if there is a way I can ride to work and skip 10kms of motorway which would be an utter death trap. Apparently there is. Now all that's stopping me is the 100km round-trip commute. posted by markr at 4:03 AM on August 6, 2006
Cor, I had this idea. Beaten to it. posted by handee at 9:54 AM on August 6, 2006
I also like wayfaring.com, though bikely may be better for bicycling-specific maps. Bikely has a good way to locate routes geographically. Wayfaring has the advantage of tagging.
Unless something has changed, gmaps pedometer doesn't have any way to search/categorize maps, which is a major disadvantage. posted by flug at 10:08 AM on August 6, 2006
Excellent, and it already has some local loops. I'll be trying them out and adding my own favourites. Thanks for posting. posted by aisforal at 12:11 PM on August 6, 2006
It is pretty skimpy on routes right now, but I like the maps. You can also find local routes by searching for "cue sheets" and your state name in Google. posted by caddis at 12:56 PM on August 6, 2006
Brilliant! I just made my first, but there are allready some paths for Oslo made. It doesn't have small wooden paths, but using my own map I think I might have gotten it close to correct. Nice for checking how long your training round is too. posted by Grums at 5:44 AM on August 7, 2006
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