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If you made a map
with Mapsource for the Zumos here is where you can share it with other
riders.
Name
Listed
alphabetically |
Author |
*File
name-
15 spaces max |
City
Start/Finish |
Miles |
**Special
Notes |
| Avila Beach |
Bill |
Febride2Vb |
Ventura/Ventura |
300 |
Feb. 2010 Club Ride. View
map. |
| Black Canyon |
Ojai Roy |
Jan2010 |
Ventura/Oxnard |
120 |
Jan. 2010 Club Ride |
Burro Beach Sept.
|
Ojai Roy |
Burro09UFV1 |
Ojai/Padaro's |
85 |
2009 Club Ride |
Cuyama Ride w/
Neverland stop |
Ojai Roy |
CuyamaNeverland |
SB Chevron/Ojai |
190 |
2009 Club Ride |
| Hunter-Liggett Camp |
Ojai Roy |
Hunter-LiggettCamp2010 |
Ojai/Carpenteria |
555 |
2010 Camping Trip at Ponderosa |
Jim's Casino/
Rosamond |
Ojai Roy |
March2010 |
Fillmore/Castaic |
180 |
2010 March Club Ride |
| Mammoth Yosemite& Monterey |
Bill |
Mammoth3day |
Start & finish: Ventura |
910 |
3 day ride visiting Mammoth
Lakes, Tioga Pass/Yosemite
and
Monterey/Hwy 1 (recommended side trip June Lake)
Additional
info and
pics |
| Ojai to Oakhurst |
Ojai Roy |
Ojai33-Oakhurst49 |
Ojai/Oakhurst |
250 |
This is a fun way to get to famous 49 and
avoid 5 and 99. Shown with optional Forestiere
Underground Gardens. |
| Poppy/Gorman |
Ojai Roy |
April2010 |
Fillmore/Ojai |
160 |
2010 April Club Ride |
Wrightwood and
Big Bear |
Ojai Roy |
BigBear09UF |
Fillmore/Fillmore |
355 |
Backroads from Wrightwood to
Big Bear. All day ride, suggest
leaving at 8am. |
* Send me the file as a GDB if possible but GPX will also be welcomed.
** You can also send me a link to your photos, etc, of the ride.

How to make Zumo Routes
Bill Muneio made a tutorial
on creating a basic route for your Garmin GPS with Map Source.
Make sure to click on the icon to the right of the speaker icon so you
can see the map in a larger view.
And if you want to convert Google Maps to your Zumo check out Cameron's
Using Google Maps
and a Garmin Zumo. Also check out How
to create a "My Map" in Google Maps.
Tour Guides
Inexpensive Garmin GPS
The Garmin Zumos are made for motorcycles, are waterproof and come
ready to mount on your bike, that's why they sell for around $700.
If you don't want to spend that much and make your own
mounts but still
want to be able to transfer your own routes, our GPS guru Bill Muneio
suggests the Nuvi 755T or 765T (pictured above) and they can be found
online for around $200. It's so much fun to be able to make your
routes on your computer, transfer them to your Garmin and then listen
to her guide you. It is worth the $200!
Heres
a comparison link.
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