Use collections to organize your favorite rides and routes. You can also follow collections of other rides that have been shared with you. Creating a collection Go to Collections Click ‘New Collection‘ Fill in a Title and Overview, add a…
You can easily share your profile, your completed ride, or a route with a QR code shortcut. Your friends can scan the QR code with our app to be able to view your profile, ride, or route. After scanning the…
Do you have a route without a cuesheet, or one that is in a foreign language? Perhaps you uploaded a GPX route file sent to you by a friend, or from another website and need to make it available for…
Garmin Connect IQ App Wirelessly sync routes from your route library and Pinned section to your Garmin device. Automatic Garmin Ride Sync Automatically sync the rides recorded on your Garmin device to Ride with GPS. Connecting Bluetooth Sensors Learn how…
Create a Route You are here. You want to ride your bike to there. Use the mobile route planner to get it done, now in the palm of your hand A route is a plan for a ride. A route…
By connecting your Ride with GPS account to Strava, you’ll be able to automatically sync the rides recorded on the Ride with GPS app, or uploaded from a Garmin unit, to your Strava account. Your rides will upload to Strava…
By connecting your Ride with GPS account to Relive, you’ll be able turn your rides into 3D videos. Relive will retrieve all of your future rides for viewing. Viewing your historical rides on Relive may require a subscription to their…
The Archive Route option allows you to clean up routes from your route library without permanently deleting them. Archived routes can be unarchived for later use. This is a great option for users who sync with Wahoo or our Garmin…
Why do I see discrepancies in elevation between a planned route and a recorded ride? Rides and routes are fundamentally different from each other, and they differ slightly in how elevation is calculated: When you plan a route on the…
Sharing Did you just plan a really epic tour, finish a great ride, or you just want to share the PR you set on a training ride? Let’s explore the different ways available to share rides, routes, and events.…
The Rides page is a place to quickly find a ride or group of rides based on certain metrics, date range, location, and title. Filter You can use the dropdown options found at the top of the page to add…
The Ride with GPS Dashboard is your homepage on Ride with GPS. From the dashboard, you can quickly access your routes and rides, upload your activities, see your friends and their recent activity, access your calendar, and more. Essentially, your…
Pinning a route is a great way to keep routes handy and make them easy to find later. When you pin a route to your profile, rather than copying, you’ll always have the latest version of the route should the…
You can share a route, ride, or Live Log via SMS or social platform from our app. The steps for sharing a route, ride, and photo within the app are all the same. If you’d like to share your profile,…
Overview The Garmin Edge 1030 is similar in many ways to the Edge 1000. We recommend the 1030 only for those who wish to have the latest and greatest. Setting Up Your Edge 1030 There are a few settings we…
While visiting the website you will get a visual notification for activity on your profile. This includes notifications for: Segment PRs Ride Report Likes Comments You’ll find the notifications in the upper right corner. New notifications cause an orange dot…
Ride with GPS supports the following browsers: Chrome – most recent or second most recent version Safari – most recent or second most recent version Firefox – most recent version only Internet Explorer (IE) 11 – supported but not recommended…
The Lezyne Year 10 GPS are a very compact device that can record your rides as well as navigate routes planned on ridewithgps.com. You can use TCX or GPX files with the Lezyne line, but if you want custom cues…
Welcome to part one of a four part help series. There are three more emails in this series, one per week, all designed to help you get the most out of our web and mobile apps. You can opt out…
Some GPS devices and smartphones just don’t collect accurate elevation data. We offer a tool for all members to replace the elevation from a known world-wide dataset. Premium subscribers have access to additional Ride Cleanup tools. Replace Elevation Data Did…
As your Tour account Route Library grows and more route managers make changes to routes, you will want to periodically create backups of your Route Library and events. This way if a route or event inadvertently gets changed or deleted…
Your Tour Operator account will have two types of members: permanent Tour Operator account members (tour staff) who will administrate the account and run the tours, and event members (tour participants) who will be associated with specific events created by…
The Route Library is your central location to organize your Tour Operator account routes. Add tags for organization, and manage route visibility all from a single page. When you first set up your Tour Operator account, we will happily transfer…
The Tour Operator account works much like a regular account, except it can be used by multiple people to administer routes, events, and tour participants for your tour company. It has its own list of routes, events, and can be…
