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  1. Hi guys. I'm new to the forums, I hope you can help.

    I recently bought a TomTom One. It works well in the car, and also has a cycle option. From what I can see from the cycle option, it simply avoids motorways.

    Does anybody know of a SatNav that has cycle paths (including canal tow paths)?

    I have a Palm Tungsten T5 if that's the only option, but would rather have a separate SatNav.

  2. Map24 do some good pda software

    RobDickson said:

    Hi guys. I'm new to the forums, I hope you can help.

    I recently bought a TomTom One. It works well in the car, and also has a cycle option. From what I can see from the cycle option, it simply avoids motorways.

    Does anybody know of a SatNav that has cycle paths (including canal tow paths)?

    I have a Palm Tungsten T5 if that's the only option, but would rather have a separate SatNav.

  3. Thanks for the reply. Although interesting, the Map24 PDA software only seems to be for Windows, and not for Palm.

  4. Sorry Rob, bicycling's stuck in the Ice Age for a GPS that shows bike paths and tow paths. There just ain't no such thing out there. Not enough demand. Paper maps are the best you can do right now.

  5. Oh well.

    I'm sure I read something somewhere about creating a route using Google Maps, and then downloading it to a GPS handset. Not really what I was looking for, but an interesting solution.

    Thanks for your reply.

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