Top 9 Best Cycling Apps in 2022!

[@southernebiking]

Ride with GPS has been my go to app. Lotta good features.

[@RomanBaranovic]

ride with gps is another good one

[@JBuchmann]

I'm a big fan of Rouvy (virtually ride real roads all over the world)

[@unfab]

Amen

[@florianweienberg9563]

I tried Strava and have to say, it was the shortest trial I've ever done (about 3min before I canceled the payed version). I tried it to plan a 4 day route. And it is simply not capabile of doing it. It crashed. The only benefit over Komoot is the function to have an overview, which of your bikes and componentes have done which mileage

[@WhiteNinjainblack]

Strava in recent years becomes real s**t.

[@Pellagrah]

Strava is a shell of what it once was. It used to be the platform EVERYONE with a GPS used to compete with each other via timed segments and show off their training. All of the useful features were available for free. Now you have to pay for all those same features, and it doesn't even work as well as it used to.

[@xtianeskay5166]

I think the windy app is very helpful for planning the route (or the kom).

[@unfab]

Windy all the way!!!!! Best app ever

[@gitargr8]

Strava is also great for locating your local ruzzian general and demilitarizing them.

[@TenSapphires]

One Lap, was 5$ month recently. If you don't ride indoor often you can spread your Zwift money trifold.

[@Dale-cd5rh]

Strava is cool but like most bike things its far too expensive

[@tomrachellesfirstdance7843]

I have enjoyed xert recently, works well with my trainer and I like some of the science behind it. Not that expensive either compared to some

[@cyclingweekly]

Thanks for sharing!

[@stevenowens29]

Huli cycling routes is good - automatically creates road and gravel routes and super simple to use. Only in U.K. At the moment as just starting out

[@ericashaffer6664]

What's your opinion about the Train Now and Adaptive Training features on Trainer Road?

[@rizwanali649]

Not only was Huawei the best mobile phone I ever had which lasted me 6 years But they also had the best excercise app as well. They offered medals for every achievement achieved

[@johnnyboy4711]

trainerday and intervals in combination,great apps!

[@oldsquashmonkey]

I can't believe that Kinomap isn't included - aligned with the French Triathlon Federation. That must be a decent recommendation in itself.

[@davidodemchuk]

How Cadence app didn't make this list is beyond me. It's replaced my wahoo.

[@RomanBaranovic]

locus map is also good

[@gingerbarton5927]

This is good product.

[@phinkyrai18]

Was the bike made in USA

[@Hanz_em]

0:37 is that an iPhone 5c? 🤯

[@gusscoutinho]

I'm really tired of Strava app crashing and losing my rides. I'd never use it again if it didn't have the segments.

[@peterhardie4151]

Not a Huawei phone is it? Sometimes its a battery saving function that causes it.

[@LegSpinna]

Tile bagging is nothing like tea bagging then.

[@JamesSmith-vz8yr]

What is tea bagging

[@pierrex3226]

Naissssss

[@lukastoth4981]

ROUVY

[@aidanmasterson50]

Rouvy for reality.

[@dpc4548]

Strava kind of sucks. I think you have to be in certain places, but there's nothing around me and that's still not exactly motivation or user friendly.

[@LILDIRTNAPX]

do i suck, or all the top scores on segments people on ebikes? lollll

[@rehankhann7902]

Are you indian

[@rahilarious]

damn bro u r cute #nohomo

[@alexben927]

Third

[@haridarsan4u]

Second

[@mbtravel7294]

First