Not that great.
App crashes a lot or freezes during the ride, forcing you to close the app completely and re-launch it and then your trip does not re-launch with the app. There currently is no option to avoid dirt roads or unpaved roads of any type so this app will take you down unpaved roads, dirt roads, minimum maintenance roads, and roads under construction. so if you’re mainly just a street rider this app is not gonna work that great for you.
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Too difficult to use.
App is too difficult to use.
Complicated instructions.
Complicated instructions.
The best app out there!
Edit: I beta tested CarPlay and now it’s fully released!!!! Huge kudos to the them. This app has everything I need in a navigation app. Groups….curvy routes….auto loop generation…..importing and exporting….3d ride reviews….AWESOME!!
Review before you allow me to see the app?
Asked for a review before I was even able to look at the app.
Very pleased
Very pleased
Needs to work the bugs out
Cannot control volume on app. Could not hear directions. It had me turn down a dead end street. It totally missed a detour that was not temporary. Took me onto main drag during “curvy” ride. There was some delay in directions too
No carplay
While Cardo Ride has worked great for my trip planning and tracking I discovered it does not work with my recently purchased CarPlay screen.
Please add Apple CarPlay
This app has everything I need in a navigation app. Groups….curvy routes….auto loop generation…..importing and exporting….3d ride reviews….AWESOME!!
The one thing it’s missing is CarPlay connectivity. I keep my phone in my pocket and I’m tired of running two apps all the time.
5 stars once implemented.
PS. I emailed the dev team.
The one thing it’s missing is CarPlay connectivity. I keep my phone in my pocket and I’m tired of running two apps all the time.
5 stars once implemented.
PS. I emailed the dev team.
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Best motorcycle app
I tried Calimoto, Rever and Detecht - and Cardo Ride is by far with the best routing and navigation.
Limited App
The application software is very limited in the functionality
Cardo, good! Route directing, awful!
Love that it’s part of Cardo, I really want to use it. After planning a circular route and following it for 30 mins, there’s a road closure. I don’t turn off as the route says, I carry on. For some reason, this app sees that as a chance to RESET THE ENTIRE ROUTE and send me somewhere else entirely. This happens every time I do a circular route, if I go the wrong way just once it resets the route length, time, locations visited, all of it. It’s unusable! I just want to be navigated back to the route I was on, not have another one planned that won’t loop me back to where I started!
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Cardo ride
Awesome apps
Doesn’t find curves
Doesn’t know actual curvy roads.
Fake 30 day trial
Je me suis inscrit avec un QR code inclus avec mon système Cardo qui disait « Scan for 30 day free pro trial » It’s only 3 day…
Good maps, poor connectivity
Firstly the actual routes this kicks out are great! I just wish it was CarPlay compatible. I used this during my trip to France, and had to rely on the audio as it wouldn’t go through to my Innovv screen. If that gets sorted, I’d definitely continue after the trail
Garbage
I live in Northern California, and we have a lot of great back roads that are twisty to tiny little towns and even though you can see them on the map you can’t actually map it out on Cardo Ride ridiculous
No Yamaha XT225?
I was wanting to use this app but it doesn’t have one of my motorcycles: 2000 Yamaha XT225. I know I could still try it… but I would have to call it something else!
No CarPlay = useless
I downloaded this recently and found it very easy to use, however without CarPlay - this is a pointless app. Ill have to find another app that works with CarPlay
Good route planning, but poor navigation.
Good route planner, but poor navigation. Ive just used Cardo Ride on a week long solo trip around Yorkshire and found the route planning side of the app very good for the most part. It took me through some excellent roads that I would not have otherwise have found and I was able to live share my location with family as I was travelling.
The navigation aspect of the app, however, featured some quite big issues.
1. Missing address/postcode. I was not able to search for my home street using either postcode or even by manually typing the address. I had to search for a nearby supermarket and manually drop a pin. I also can’t seem to find a way to set this as my home location, so I have to do this every time. This is a pretty basic thing that most free apps get right.
2. Roundabouts. The instructions for roundabouts are really inconsistent. Several times I would come up on an unfamiliar roundabout and the only information the app would give me was the street name that I needed to exit on. For example, I might need to take the third exit on the A1234 for Newcastle and all the app would tell me is “Green Street”. That isn’t helpful! Tell me the road number so I can follow the road signs, or, better yet, tell me which exit to take! (Or maybe even both at the same time!) This problem was exacerbated by the default zoom level (which the app constantly insisted on reverting back to) being way too close in to see where the route was going before I was already on most large roundabouts and by the next problem:
3. Location Accuracy. Probably the biggest problem with the navigation was that the app was always at least 30-50 yards behind my road position. I missed several turns because they hadn’t yet appeared on screen by the time I was going past them! When there were multiple turns within a hundred yards of each other, I might as well have flipped a coin to pick a turning. At one point where I had missed several turnings in a row, I thought it could have been an issue with the phone’s location services, so switched over to Waze and found that the location on there was extremely accurate, so it is definitely an issue with the app. Again this is a basic thing that most free navigation apps do to have an issue with.
4. Fuel Stops. I don’t know if this is a feature that is in there somewhere and I just haven’t been able to find it, or if it is actually absent. Whenever I was getting low on fuel I had to switch over to Waze to find a fuel station because there were no results for services/fuel/petrol that came up when I searched on the Edit Route screen of the app. Given the type of app this is, there really should be a quick and easy way to search for the nearest fuel station, divert to that, and then return to the preplanned route.
5. Speed limits. I know not to rely on an app for speed limits, but there were multiple occasions this app told me I was in a 60 limit, and it was actually a 40. These weren’t temporary speed limits, and from the looks of the roads and signs they weren’t terribly new either.
Overall this app has some great potential and is great for logging, planning, and sharing my trips but the app’s navigation was probably the most frustrating part of an 850 mile wet and windy trip!
Personally I’m not overly interested in the social media side of it, but I can see why many people would be. That said, the live sharing/tracking of my location is good, and I’ll be using it to plan my next trip. Just *please* sort some of these basic issues out!
The navigation aspect of the app, however, featured some quite big issues.
1. Missing address/postcode. I was not able to search for my home street using either postcode or even by manually typing the address. I had to search for a nearby supermarket and manually drop a pin. I also can’t seem to find a way to set this as my home location, so I have to do this every time. This is a pretty basic thing that most free apps get right.
2. Roundabouts. The instructions for roundabouts are really inconsistent. Several times I would come up on an unfamiliar roundabout and the only information the app would give me was the street name that I needed to exit on. For example, I might need to take the third exit on the A1234 for Newcastle and all the app would tell me is “Green Street”. That isn’t helpful! Tell me the road number so I can follow the road signs, or, better yet, tell me which exit to take! (Or maybe even both at the same time!) This problem was exacerbated by the default zoom level (which the app constantly insisted on reverting back to) being way too close in to see where the route was going before I was already on most large roundabouts and by the next problem:
3. Location Accuracy. Probably the biggest problem with the navigation was that the app was always at least 30-50 yards behind my road position. I missed several turns because they hadn’t yet appeared on screen by the time I was going past them! When there were multiple turns within a hundred yards of each other, I might as well have flipped a coin to pick a turning. At one point where I had missed several turnings in a row, I thought it could have been an issue with the phone’s location services, so switched over to Waze and found that the location on there was extremely accurate, so it is definitely an issue with the app. Again this is a basic thing that most free navigation apps do to have an issue with.
4. Fuel Stops. I don’t know if this is a feature that is in there somewhere and I just haven’t been able to find it, or if it is actually absent. Whenever I was getting low on fuel I had to switch over to Waze to find a fuel station because there were no results for services/fuel/petrol that came up when I searched on the Edit Route screen of the app. Given the type of app this is, there really should be a quick and easy way to search for the nearest fuel station, divert to that, and then return to the preplanned route.
5. Speed limits. I know not to rely on an app for speed limits, but there were multiple occasions this app told me I was in a 60 limit, and it was actually a 40. These weren’t temporary speed limits, and from the looks of the roads and signs they weren’t terribly new either.
Overall this app has some great potential and is great for logging, planning, and sharing my trips but the app’s navigation was probably the most frustrating part of an 850 mile wet and windy trip!
Personally I’m not overly interested in the social media side of it, but I can see why many people would be. That said, the live sharing/tracking of my location is good, and I’ll be using it to plan my next trip. Just *please* sort some of these basic issues out!
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Pas mal
Dommage que ce soit pas en français
Response from developer
Bonjour Horus39, Merci beaucoup pour votre note de 4 étoiles ! Nous sommes ravis de voir que l'application vous plaît. Concernant votre remarque, nous souhaitions vous préciser que le français est déjà entièrement supporté par notre application. De plus, depuis notre dernière mise à jour, toutes les descriptions des Challenges sont également disponibles en français. L'application s'adapte normalement de façon automatique à la langue de votre smartphone. Comme nous aimons beaucoup les retours constructifs de notre communauté, pourriez-vous nous aider à mieux comprendre ce qui vous manque ? S'agit-il d'une section spécifique qui s'affiche encore en anglais chez vous ? N'hésitez pas à nous envoyer un message avec plus de détails (et idéalement une capture d'écran) à support@cardoride.com. Nous serions ravis de vous aider à basculer l'application entièrement en français et à décrocher votre 5ème étoile ! Bonne route ! 🏍️
