WikiProject France/Itinéraires cyclables Note : Avant de créer un itinéraire, veuillez vérifier qu'il n'existe pas déjà. Consultez notament les pages du wiki relatives au territoire concerné : par exemple Ma_Ville/Itinéraires_cyclables Pour les itinéraires nationaux, le ministère du développement durable et son Monsieur Vélo, ainsi que tous les intervenants des itinéraires cyclables se sont mis d'accord sur un plan vélo, avec un nommage cohérent des itinéraires. Le plan régulièrement mis a jour est disponible ici il facilitera le nommage des itinéraires et évitera les relations en doublon ou en concurrence. Ce plan, n'est qu'un objectif, la grande majorité des itinéraires ne sont pas aménagés, néammoins vous pouvez déjà plus ou moins créer les relations grossierement cartographié avec le statut "state:proposed", si le trajet semble évident - comme les chemins de halage par exemple, ou des réseaux cyclable locaux déjà en place -. Aquitaine Bourgogne Bretagne
barre énergie longue durée salée - coaching : entrainement sportif et diététique Barre Xtreme effort d'endurance salée DescriptionIngrédientsUtilisationAnalyse nutr.Infos complé.Avis utilisateurs Il s’agit d’une barre énergétique qui permet de poursuivre les apports en glucide, lipides et protéines sur des efforts d'endurance en se passant d'un produit sucré Idéale pour les ultra longue distance , les trails longs et exigeants Cette barre a été spécialement élaborée pour : Apporter un maximum d’énergie par une diffusion progressive tout au long d’une épreuve longue durée avec des sucres à index glycémiques bas.Permettre, par un absence de gluten et une texture souple, une digestion ultra rapide.Couper avec la saturation du sucré sur les épreuves d’ultra longue distance. Info gluten : Cuire les pommes de terres ou patate douce en vapeur douce et laisser refroidir : Cette barre permettra d’éviter la monotonie du sucré. Conservation :
Google Map to GPX - Garmin Forums I'm with BenBen on this one - while mapmyride, BRT, GPSspies etc will save you about 30 seconds with the simple send to device option, you will lose the will to live trying to plot long routes - especially if you want to keep on tweaking the route to find the best possible roads. With google maps, it's simple, quick and responsive to add/takeaway destinations, drag the route, add more destinations, drag the route again over and over again without it crashing. The only downside of google for long routes is the limited number of destinations (about 20) you can add - but this is usually fine for routes of up to 100 miles. Plus you can use street view to see the road (helpful sometimes if you want to see if an A road is a dual carriageway/dangerous).I just don't understand why the 'specialist' cycle maps can use googlemaps as their base yet do not get the basics right.
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Google Earth and GPS usage. This page is intended to be an instructional howto on using Google Earth to produce GPS tracks and routes. I will also delve into the use of Google Maps and GMaptoGPX and gpsbabel. Google Earth Visit the above Link and download google earth if you don't have it yet for your OS. Now we get to move on to the good stuff. Start Google Earth. Now zoom in to the area of your choice. Next click the box beside Brock Creek Lake. Now we're looking at Brock Creek Lake, Its an Off Road Riding area in the South East corner of the Ozark National Forest. Next Lets zoom in to about 2000 feet. Zoomed in about 2000 feet. Now to move move on to trail making, or path marking. This will open a window so you can name your folder, and click OK. If at anytime your creating an object once it created you can go back to that object and right click on the object and go down to 'Properties' and you can edit it. Now scroll down to the folder you just made, its named what ever you named it.
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