PitStopper for cyclists

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PitStopper for cyclists

Ride-planning for a bike is mostly two questions: where do I refill, and how hard is the next hour. PitStopper answers both from your route file, then lets you take the answer to a bike computer.

Load a GPX from your usual planner, or build a route here with road, gravel and mountain-bike profiles.

Try the example route Plan your own

The Fred Whitton with the Cyclist preset: cafes, water and bike repair along the route, and the climbs in the profile.
The Fred Whitton with the Cyclist preset: cafes, water and bike repair along the route, and the climbs in the profile.

What changes for cyclists

The Cyclist preset

Water and springs, cafes and restaurants, toilets, bicycle repair, parking and rental, and convenience shops, in one tap.

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Routing for the bike you ride

Plan with road, low-traffic road, touring, gravel or mountain-bike profiles, or ask for a round trip from a start point.

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Famous climbs

Well-known climbs near your route are named on the map, and the elevation profile is coloured by steepness, so the wall at 80 km is not a surprise.

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Pace Maker

Learns how fast you climb and descend from your recorded rides, so the time estimate is yours rather than a textbook average.

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Gaps flagged

A long stretch with no water or food is marked, so you know where to fill up before it.

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To your Garmin

Export a FIT course with turn-by-turn cues and your stops as course points, or a GPX for other devices.

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Try it in a minute

  1. Load the example route.
  2. Tap Cyclist in the POI presets on the left.
  3. Look along the elevation profile, then point at a pin on the map.

Open Fred Whitton Challenge, Lake District 110 km with Hardknott and Wrynose, so the climbs show. Download the GPX.

Pointing at a cafe: distance along the route, how far off it is, and when it opens.
Pointing at a cafe: distance along the route, how far off it is, and when it opens.

Other ways to use PitStopper

WalkingWater, springs, pubs, shelters and viewpoints along a trail, with times that allow for the climbing. Canoe and kayak Early previewPut-ins, portages, weirs and campsites along a river, with routing that knows when you have to carry. Boating Early previewLocks, moorings, water points and pump-outs on canals and rivers, with lock waits in the timings. MotorbikeFuel, mountain passes, viewpoints and biker cafes, with ferries and toll booths on the map. CarFuel and EV charging, services, supermarkets and a comfort stop at the spacing you choose. TouringSeveral days at a time: campsites, hotels, shops and fuel near where each day ends.