Android cycle computer

[Michael86]

does anyone know any good andriod app cycle computers

 

[smokeysmoo]

to CC Michael

There are loads to go at, and there's a review of 10 of them HERE

FWIW I've used Endomondo, MapMyRide, CycleMeter, Strava, plus various others over hte years, but I primarily use a dedicated GPS computer, (Garmin Edge 200) nowadays, although I do still tend to back it up with Strava on my S4.

 

[Linford]

I'm using Strava...the freebee edition

 

[Ian_w]

I have just found Strava as well,very cool.Plus its free

 

[Michael86]

is there a pro version of strava

 

[Linford]

is there a pro version of strava

It is a subscription thing..I've yet to justify its cost.
$59USD per year or $6 per month

 

[lee1980sim]

I'm on endomondo also free unless you get the pro version which I believe is $19.99 a year, its pretty good and does everything I want it to

 

[Leaway2]

Map my ride works for me.

 

[Chris Norton]

Got the right phone then ipbike has everything you need and probably a whole lot that you don't. Can link up ant+ sensors with the right phones and your in power sensor and all that kind of caper.

 

[Linford]

Map my ride works for me.

I tried this but it wasn't enabling the gps on my S3 on a couple of rides so I swapped to Strava

 

[derrick]

Strava.

 

[Scoop940]

the good thing about Endomondo is it updates live to the web, means if you are out alone someone can keep an eye on where you are and make sure you are still moving. often used by my kids while I'm out to see how far I've gone and how much longer I'll be

 

[Kies]

the good thing about Endomondo is it updates live to the web, means if you are out alone someone can keep an eye on where you are and make sure you are still moving. often used by my kids while I'm out to see how far I've gone and how much longer I'll be

I didn't know that ^^^ cheers!

 

[LimeBurn]

I use endomondo too, great app. I also use a Garmin edge 510 which is great for the stuff endomondo doesn't do.

 

[Scoop940]

I've used endomondo to track the ride then afterwards download and upload to Strava.
Got a Bryton recently so use that now, only thing is the GPS sample rate on endomondo is about three seconds so it can straight line twisty bits when going fast.