I used a website for commuting to work to figure out different bike
routes. It was like "Mapquest" for bikes where you could select easy,
med, hard routes, stay off the freeway, etc....Does anyone know the
name of the site, I've seem to forgotten it. Thanks.
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CC said:
I used a website for commuting to work to figure out different bike
routes. It was like "Mapquest" for bikes where you could select easy,
med, hard routes, stay off the freeway, etc....Does anyone know the
name of the site, I've seem to forgotten it. Thanks.While Dan's site doesn't sound like what you are looking for, it does show
what one guy by himself can do to create routes.http://www.panix.com/~danielc/routes/micro.cgi
Don <www.donwiss.com> (e-mail link at home page bottom).
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That's not it. I actually saw it intially in Bicyling Magazine. I think
it was in one of their articles about commuting. -
CC said:
I used a website for commuting to work to figure out different bike
routes. It was like "Mapquest" for bikes where you could select easy,
med, hard routes, stay off the freeway, etc....Does anyone know the
name of the site, I've seem to forgotten it. Thanks.Buy a city map and do it yourself. You can drive it in your car to see
what it's like, or ride it on a weekend to get a feel for how long it'll
take you.Problem solved.
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