just in case any of you are too snowed in to check out the general monster forum
Ride Maps (http://ducatimonsterforum.org/index.php?topic=17661.0)
add your favorites! [thumbsup]
I saw that but none of them were in MA lol
Quote from: flanman on January 13, 2009, 12:55:37 PM
I saw that but none of them were in MA lol
One sure way to fix that: ADD YOUR OWN!
;D I know... I'm going to have to figure out how to make routes on Google Earth [thumbsup]
Not necessary.
Just click on the "Submit Rides" button in the upper left-hand corner, then click the waypoints for your route. When you're done, click the "Plot your route then click here" button and add the description and details.
So easy, a painter could do it!
Posting ride routes on the net is...
counter productive.
Quote from: just another painter on January 13, 2009, 05:25:08 PM
Posting ride routes on the net is...
counter productive.
haha,..........to bad you cant post em, and then take them down after you and your friends are done with the ride..
Quote from: herm on January 13, 2009, 06:59:55 PM
haha,..........to bad you cant post em, and then take them down after you and your friends are done with the ride..
just follow me....
Quote from: herm on January 13, 2009, 09:23:23 PM
um, i've heard that's dangerous...
Actually it's safer behind me... ;)
Well I'm the unemployed Geographical Tech Geek, I could make some cool ride maps for us. Just need to know what the routes are, since I have no clue, and the only riding my Duc has seen here has been from back of moving van to garage!!! BTW, are there even any good roads to ride in ME???? From what I've seen, I'm better off swappin out my suspension with that of a dirt bike!!! These roads blow, and the only ones I've seen that dont only go straight!!!!
brew
Quote from: monsterbrew on January 15, 2009, 03:07:26 PM
Well I'm the unemployed Geographical Tech Geek, I could make some cool ride maps for us. Just need to know what the routes are, since I have no clue, and the only riding my Duc has seen here has been from back of moving van to garage!!! BTW, are there even any good roads to ride in ME???? From what I've seen, I'm better off swappin out my suspension with that of a dirt bike!!! These roads blow, and the only ones I've seen that dont only go straight!!!!
brew
You'll learn to stand on the pegs on some of the roads around here. ;)
Quote from: monsterbrew on January 15, 2009, 03:07:26 PM
Well I'm the unemployed Geographical Tech Geek, I could make some cool ride maps for us. Just need to know what the routes are, since I have no clue, and the only riding my Duc has seen here has been from back of moving van to garage!!! BTW, are there even any good roads to ride in ME???? From what I've seen, I'm better off swappin out my suspension with that of a dirt bike!!! These roads blow, and the only ones I've seen that dont only go straight!!!!
brew
Quote from: just another painter on January 15, 2009, 03:59:53 PM
You'll learn to stand on the pegs on some of the roads around here. ;)
You'll also learn getting your suspension dialed isn't an option, it's crucial. THEN, the roads are fun. [thumbsup]
Quote from: monsterbrew on January 15, 2009, 03:07:26 PM
Well I'm the unemployed Geographical Tech Geek, I could make some cool ride maps for us. Just need to know what the routes are, since I have no clue, and the only riding my Duc has seen here has been from back of moving van to garage!!! BTW, are there even any good roads to ride in ME???? From what I've seen, I'm better off swappin out my suspension with that of a dirt bike!!! These roads blow, and the only ones I've seen that dont only go straight!!!!
brew
Come spring the heaves will settle...............a little.
part of the excitement is seeing which roads are no longer safe/fun to ride after a winter of frost heaves...
Quote from: monsterbrew on January 15, 2009, 03:07:26 PM
Well I'm the unemployed Geographical Tech Geek, I could make some cool ride maps for us.
Although I'm reviving a somewhat old thread...would you use some sort of GIS software for that? A friend of mine uses ArcGIS (I think), and he has a whole bunch of map files that he can import. What I would like to do is just keep track of the roads that I've ridden on in a season for my own personal interest. Can you recommend anything in particular, and do you happen to know where can I find the road data?
Quote from: Hans Hergesheimer on February 24, 2009, 03:22:58 PM
Although I'm reviving a somewhat old thread...would you use some sort of GIS software for that? A friend of mine uses ArcGIS (I think), and he has a whole bunch of map files that he can import. What I would like to do is just keep track of the roads that I've ridden on in a season for my own personal interest. Can you recommend anything in particular, and do you happen to know where can I find the road data?
can not help with software.. but I can help with the roads in the area