Best Cycle Tracking Apps on iPhone 4s?

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I started using runkeeper this week but it's not great to be honest. Can anyone recommend a good cycling app that will track elevation, route and avg speed. Can't afford a Garmin or anything like that for a while. Thanks.
 

musa

Über Member
Location
Surrey
Strava and/or Endomondo the two common ones atm
CycleChat has groups on both apps
 
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SoonToBeSkinny

Regular
Great, just downloading Strava now. It says its free but you can upgrade to a premium service. Is there a good reason to upgrade and pay?

Thanks for your replies.
 

redcard

Guru
Location
Paisley
I use Endomondo. You can export your files and upload them to Strava using their websites. Not sure if you can export from Strava to Endomondo, so might be worth investigating before you plump for Strava.
 
How do you export from endomondo to strava
 

redcard

Guru
Location
Paisley
How do you export from endomondo to strava

On Endomondo click on workouts, you'll see an 'export' box on the right of the screen, click that and export the file as a .gfx file.

On Strava click the orange 'Upload Activity' button on the top right, choose 'upload a file on your computer' and navigate to the .gfx file you just saved.

You need to do this for each workout.
 

caimg

Über Member
I started using runkeeper this week but it's not great to be honest. Can anyone recommend a good cycling app that will track elevation, route and avg speed. Can't afford a Garmin or anything like that for a while. Thanks.

I'm surprised you don't dig Cyclemeter - it's stat-laden and very reliable. Better still you can export to Strava from it. I love using Strava for the medals but wouldn't use it to pore over stats.
 

cloggsy

Boardmanist
Location
North Yorkshire
Another Cyclemeter user here; can be made more accurate with the additional Wahoo Fitness Cadence and Speed Meter and the addition of the Heart Rate monitor (and you'll either need the plug-in ANT+ receiver or the iPhone holder with integrated receiver :thumbsup:)
 

Payneys

Active Member
Can't recommend anything other than Strava - it's got everything you want for free and if you want more pay monthly it's great .
 

caimg

Über Member
Another Cyclemeter user here; can be made more accurate with the additional Wahoo Fitness Cadence and Speed Meter and the addition of the Heart Rate monitor (and you'll either need the plug-in ANT+ receiver or the iPhone holder with integrated receiver :thumbsup:)

So what exact equipment do you need for all this? I'm kinda intrigued by the heart rate / cadence thing but as nothing more than a (hopefully not temporary) obsessive recreational rider I don't think I could justify the cost if it's loads!
 
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