calimoto motorcycle navigation

I found some interesting route and started my trip. I was riding for 3 hours and this app was unable to store my trip since it was somehow closed once I completed riding. Another thing is navigation on a tricky roads with tolls and side roads in a big city - the navigation is not the best, so you need to guess which turn to take. And last but not least - personally I missing the button with route overview once started the trip.

I really like this program for a few different reasons. But my main reason so far is that it records my trips, which are usually solo. I like publishing them so other riders can follow them if they want. So far, I have nothing bad to say about this program. There are lots of positives. I just finished a ride and it’s probably the worst ride in my life. So I don’t have the energy too go into detail at this time. But if you purchased it once you get used to it I’m pretty sure you’d love it. Take care and have a safe and beautiful ride.

Downloaded app and paid for yearly subscription, finally I restored purchase in app. Doesn’t work!!! Won’t initiate navigation or search for new locations. How is it this app is available for a fee???

I get that they need to make money, but you can’t even use navigation without a monthly subscription.

The app stinks and the customer service is even worse! I would t even consider this app.

I personally love calimoto. I use it for all my mapping needs! I download the offline maps and go places there’s no cell service! Helps me keep all of my completed or planned routes, and Highlights. Everything in one place!

I like this app a lot. It created a route based on what I wanted. I have a few small complaints but nothing that will stop me from using it. I will list my gripes just to be thorough, but still a great app. 1. It doesn’t list closed roads/detours. I did my first ride with it and towards the end I had to stop and figure out how to get around some construction. Not just the devs fault. The road crews didn’t put up detour signs so I had to figure it out. But not a big deal. 2. Telemetry is off a bit. Again, not a big deal. But looking at my ride summary it said my top speed was 126mph. I assure you I never went that fast. My top was about 80. Still I would recommend this app.

Very good overall in finding twisties. Good direction voice prompts. Good radar detection. Not the best. But good nonetheless. I would give it 5 stars if it had these elements nailed 1. Location search 2. Quick rerouting 3. Fast loading of maps and planned routes. unintuitive on some other fronts such as pedantic location search where you have to put each element of the address separately. Which is an issue when you are copy pasting from somewhere else.

Compared to a dedicated motorcycle GPS this software is poorly designed and executed junk. CarPlay implementation is pathetic. Routing is wrong and ineffective.

This is my second year of use calimoto for my GPS on my bike, a Triumph T120. I used several others before, and this gave me the best routes. The problem that plagued others was the inserting of waypoints. They served no purpose, but passing through one would often make the rest of your ride disappear. It was weird. Calimoto doesn’t have that problem. I love their round trip function. Am 74 so I no longer go on long rides. I generally plan a trip that is a two hour round-trip from my house. It finds tons of new twisty roads I would never have found. My major complaint with calimoto is that they direct me often to Rhodes that are closed for construction. This never happens using conventional GPS apps like Apple, Google and Waze. My Garmin also avoids closed roads. The calimoto does a good job of rerouting, but it irritatingly keeps directing me along routes that have closed roads. Sometimes it has added 45 minutes to a ride to detour around those roads.