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Ep: 39 - Kevin Prentice - Ride with GPS
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If you like getting lost for multiple hours and having to back track to get on-route then you may want to skip this podcast! Otherwise, if you're into using an ever-evolving software program that works on your Android, Apple, Garmin or Wahoo to plan and follow routes, then Kevin Prentice is about to be your new favorite person! Ride with GPS was established over ten years ago and has grown into one of the most trusted and reliable navigation programs for individuals, event organizers and tourism organizations alike. It has never been easier for you to share routes with participants through your Ride with GPS account, so all they have to do is download and go. No more route signage or paper cue sheets for you to worry about on event day.
Don't take it from me, have a listen to Kevin as he shares a couple of boots-on-the-ground stories about how events like Land Run and websites like Cycle Cal Coast.com have partnered with Ride with GPS to keep their event running smoothly and to keep their riders smiling. Other businesses like Swift Industries and Bikepacking.com have recently embedded maps (powered by Ride with GPS) into their websites so people in their communities can more easily find and share routes.
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