Trip software

[Fly boy]

Anyone know of free, or online software that you can plan stops by milage?

Going from Cuba MO to Cheyenne WY, but want to know when/where to stop around 150 miles. Plan on crashing in Kansas city MO for the night.

Any program out there that can do that?

 

[Firefly]

Anyone know of free, or online software that you can plan stops by milage?

Going from Cuba MO to Cheyenne WY, but want to know when/where to stop around 150 miles. Plan on crashing in Kansas city MO for the night.

Any program out there that can do that?

HD ride planner works well -- just google it.

 

[johnnyg]

HD ride planner works well -- just google it.

I'll second that, Its pretty darn good on miles being right to and it don't cost anything.cj

 

[tofriendscreek]

It would be nice if BRP had an app like that showing where dealers and service for the Spyder were located.

 

[docdoru]

It would be nice if BRP had an app like that showing where dealers and service for the Spyder were located.

:agree: and with the hours of operations (Monday-Sunday)...:shocked:

 

[NancysToy]

I don't know of any free software or app, but Microsoft Streets & Trips has a feature that lets you program fuel stops by fuel mileage and tank size, and as I recall, you can stop every so many miles, too.

 

[Fly boy]

HD one is similer to just google maps. Looking for something with the calculated fuel stops. Going to check out the Streets and trips.

Thanks!

 

[MouthPiece]

It would be nice if BRP had an app like that showing where dealers and service for the Spyder were located.

This thread has the direct link. I think it's toward the bottom and Lamont provided.Garmin Spyder Dealer List DONE! - SpyderLovers.com

 

[tofriendscreek]

I saw that and it's great for garmin's I assume. I was commenting it would be nice for BRP to have an app for a iPhone, Droid, etc. I would really rather not have to have another communication tool.

 

[Trickie Dick]

If you have a Garmin, then you can pull up gas stations, food, lodging as you go. I road from Denver along 70 to Indy last May. Believe me, you won't have any trouble finding anything you need as you go. Personally, I think pre planning where you are going to stop for gas and food is a waste of time. Wing it and enjoy it.

 

[NancysToy]

If you have a Garmin, then you can pull up gas stations, food, lodging as you go. I road from Denver along 70 to Indy last May. Believe me, you won't have any trouble finding anything you need as you go. Personally, I think pre planning where you are going to stop for gas and food is a waste of time. Wing it and enjoy it.

That's what I did going to Lamont's last year. I had planned the likely gas stops and programed them in, but it was easier just to hit the "where am I" when I got near my limits, and search for the nearest stations.

 

[Yol Bolsun]

I have been using Streets and Trips for years (with some updates along the way). Easy to use and allows me to plan enough to reserve motels and identify points of interest that might deserve a variation in routing.

 

[murphybrown]

It would be nice if BRP had an app like that showing where dealers and service for the Spyder were located.

:agree::agree::agree: