Somewhere down in Devon. Following a flash flood the lane down became a river and the river became a raging torrent! We bottled this one because of the pull on our legs when we started to paddle in. Did it the year after when it was normal and it was still 2ft deep and very uneven bottom. http://i92...

Tried all the above and can't seem to get any of them to accept the coordinates in the format they are written in.
This is an example.
42deg 52,006' N
0deg 44,890' E

Any ideas?

Gpsvisualizer might do it........I'll have to have a mess about tomorrow. I'll let you know how it goes.

Perhaps I should have said that the road book is for the Pyrenees.

Can anyone recommend a computer program that allows you to enter coordinates for waypoints.

A mate has a road book and I want to plot the route particularly the off road sections on the PC then save them as a GPX file to upload to the satnav.

Cheers

exrm193 wrote:Lane assist???

Thats the reason I updated from tjhe Zumo 550 to the 660. It's well useful, especially abroad

And you still manage to take a wrong turn! :whistle:

The lane assist is in the mapping software, so if the unit supports that software it should do lane assist.

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Pm sent. I'll take it.

I only ever strap the front down as per mad cows picture. Used one of them plastic fork brace things but it actually moved and caused the straps to go loose. Fortunately I noticed it before it fell over. Don't use it any more especially after I was told by a main dealer that the bikes are stored for...