PCS

[rich p]

Assuming you follow/read PCS, do you stump up the subscription or tolerate the increasingly irritating pop-up ads?

 

[wakemalcolm]

I'm still tolerating the ads but I've noticed that they've increased in frequency of late.
Any idea how much a subscription costs?

 

[Dogtrousers]

I paid for pro last year just because I was looking at it so much. I like to pay for good things so that they stay there. Can't remember how much it was.

 

[rich p]

49 euros I think, pa

 

[rich p]

I paid for pro last year just because I was looking at it so much. I like to pay for good things so that they stay there. Can't remember how much it was.

I think I'll bite the bullet too

 

[Dogtrousers]

There are a few things, RideWithGPS is another one, that I don't mind paying a few quid for because I want to make sure they stick around.

 

[ColinJ]

There are a few things, RideWithGPS is another one, that I don't mind paying a few quid for because I want to make sure they stick around.

Cycle.travel for me. My digital OS maps are getting a bit old now, which led to me being caught out a couple of times by new housing developments and road changes. Paying for cycle.travel adds up-to-date OS maps to the list of map types that it offers. That saves me paying for an OS subscription directly.

 

[Blazing Saddles]

I started looking around for an alternative source last year when it started to get ridiculous. The watch a video to access was the last straw.(even though there is a workaround)
Anyhow, I find firstcycling to be the most similar.

https://firstcycling.com/