I have an SMH10B, and have used the SMH5 in the past. One issue that I have with them is that, if you connect to another rider via Bluetooth and then have the SatNav connected as well, when the SatNav cuts in to give you route advice, or even just 'pings' due to a proximity alarm, the Blootooth conn...

There have been rumours that the E5 and E10 fuels are not good for plastic fuel tanks if left over a period of time.

There's a;so been some suggestions that they are not as 'eco friendly' as has been claimed due to the production processes.

Honda announced their "Riding assist" system back in 2017, so I guess BMW had to catch up as well.

https://www.honda.com/mobility/riding-assist

Let's see if I have figured out how to upload a picture...

Well. Did it work? Although I didn't start the thread, I do have a TomTom, and had forgotten that could use Basecamp to convert back and forth, so that was a good idea. I opened the file that you uploaded to Tyre (the TomTom alternative to their own program, which I find to be not very good. Tyre i...

I just had a go at saving each section and then merging them together and there's another problem. Each section starts its waypoint count at 1 and adds each new point on. So, if you try to merge them, you get several ponts with the number 1, 7, 19 etc., this confuses the system and it wont load. It ...

It looks like it's the way that they have saved the files. It looks like they set several "Start" and "End" points, using the previous "End" as the "Start" for the next section. To make it one long route you are going to have to find a way to change the interm...

AH!

I found it by accident when looking through some other forums.

https://www.adventurebikerider.com/foru ... 43&t=46423

On the OS maps Byways Open to All Traffic, often called BOAT for short, are shown using a series of pink dots and + signs. See https://geographyfieldwork.com/MapSymbolsFootpaths.htm (Update - Looking on the Definitive map, many of the BOATs seem to be just red/pink dashed lines) If you log onto the ...

Hi all, I was reading the May/June edition and, on page 64, it quotes a URL to download a route around some bridges, but it doesn't seem to work. The URL quoted is www.bit.ly/ABRroutesThames but the browser redirects to an error page that says "Something's wrong here... Uh oh, Bitly couldn't fi...