If you don't have a route already planned, you can press the '+' in the top right corner and this allows you to create new routes. If, for example, you click 'length' it would show the longest route at the top, but by double-clicking on 'length' again it displays the shortest first. It's also handy that you can change how these routes are ordered by newest (date created), gain (elevation), name, length and proximity. On the routes page, as well as the name of the route, there's a preview map and details on the distance and elevation, to help you gauge if you're picking the one you had in mind. Other apps for ride and route syncing include Komoot, Ride with GPS and Xert. Here on the Karoo dashboard you can also view your completed activities and sync with third party apps for example, Strava for starred segments and Training Peaks for your upcoming seven days' worth of workouts.
Usefully, you can also add a flag along the route to highlight where the coffee stop is or a campsite if you're going on a bikepacking trip. It's quite basic compared with Strava or Komoot, but it does have some handy buttons such as 'reverse' to change the direction of your planned route and 'return' to go back along the same route you planned for the leg out. You can also build your own routes on the platform. > GPS cycle route planning made easy – how to plan and follow a bike route By clicking on this installed icon it'll import the route on the webpage you are currently viewing to your Hammerhead Karoo dashboard, which is even quicker to do. kmz formats here.Īnother useful way of importing routes is by adding the Karoo Route Grab extension to your browser (such as Firefox and Chrome). If you have a route planned on a platform such as Strava, Komoot or Ride with GPS, or a friend has sent you a web link to one of theirs, it's really quick and easy to transfer onto the device by putting the URL website link into the Hammerhead dashboard 'import route' area.
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