I just took two days off from work in a few weeks because of this outstanding new app so I can use it on a ride I've planned! 🙂This video was super helpful for orienting me on how to use the app. I do think that adding biometrics for the app with facial recognition would be nice. Thank you for putting this video together and thank you for this excellent moto riding tool!

Took the time to watch this today. Looking forward to my bike arriving in January so I can use this more.

I picked up a Garmin Zumo recently. The only regret I had was using it instead of Rever now. Although building and exporting routes is still great to have. I just have to remember to start recording my ride in Rever before heading out now 😞

I am new to motorcycling, and there were two apps suggested to me. The usual one I've used for years while driving (yeah, the default one on my phone) wouldn't really even cut it for trying to pick out alternative routes to follow. Rever was one of the two suggestions. I explored features of both, and did a free trial. Rever won. My only complaint about it isn't about the app itself at this point. It's that regardless of some local riders insisting this is what they use, I don't see anything posted by other local riders, really. I plan to fix that, at least through the places I like to ride. So ... If I submit a route, besides other local users rating it, what determines its ranking of good, better, best (as it stands now -- I tend to remember such designations as "epic") routes? Thank you for the recommendations in the video for ways to describe routes. I'll be taking a few more, and adding them as I do. If it's just a mundane out-and-back to explore my area, it won't end up shared. But I've got a few fun-looking ways to try out. edit: Next, I see that a lot -- a whole lot -- of gas stations are not on your maps. Is there a way to add points of interest, or are those saved for those businesses to submit their own locations? Annnnd edit: I wish there were an option which can change the start and stop locations on someone else's route. For example, someone sent me the Rever route link to a really nice looking loop over some bridges and dams, through some really pretty forestland and by some gorgeous waterways. However, that person starts at the north end of that loop, and I'd be approaching from the far southern end. I just wish there were an easy way to edit it without having to re-map the entire route.

😃Greetings, Very helpful discussion. I am using REVER with BRP GO on our 2023 Can-Am Spyder RT Limited, and it is a struggle so far. The Spyder owners' manual is very brief so we are searching for some practical guidance on the use of the combined systems. What direction can you provide? Thanks very much.

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As a 70 year old that's been riding since 1964, this looks wonderful. Sadly, I would need one on one, or classroom training. So I'm sticking with my paper road maps.

how would i create my own route on the map? I know where i want to go, and where i want to stop along the way. I would want to stay on one particular road that may not be the shortest route or quickest.

I just want to know how to zoom in on the map while on a ride using CarPlay. The map is way too zoomed out.

I can see a lot of work was put into this presentation, however everyone there is very familiar with the app. I was trying to follow on my phone and new screens would appear without any directions on how you got there. It was not intuitive how you navigated the screen. For an introductory presentation it would be good to give step by step directions for each screen you go to. Thanks.