Plan the route. Know what happens next.
Practical guides for multi-stop planning, map-app handoff, Apple Watch, route files, and the ride log. Every guide stays inside what Strada actually does.
How to plan a multi-stop motorcycle route
A practical workflow for turning a list of roads, passes, towns, and stops into an ordered ride you can still change before departure.
Open guide · 3 min read → 02 · Navigation handoff guideHow to send a motorcycle route to a map app
Plan once, then choose the navigation app and the portion of the route that makes sense for the next leg.
Open guide · 3 min read → 03 · Apple Watch guideHow to use motorcycle routes on Apple Watch
Prepare the route on iPhone, keep the non-completed route list on your wrist, and use the watch for the actions that make sense during a ride.
Open guide · 3 min read → 04 · Route files guideHow to export a motorcycle route to GPX
Choose GPX for broadly readable route geometry, .strada for editable Strada-to-Strada sharing, and a backup for the wider local library.
Open guide · 3 min read → 05 · Ride log guideHow to keep a useful motorcycle ride log
Record the details that make a route worth repeating: what worked, what changed, where the memorable stops were, and what to plan differently next time.
Open guide · 3 min read →Built around real ride tasks
These guides begin with a job to complete, explain the decision points, and state the current limits. They do not treat Strada as an internal navigator or claim that it automatically finds scenic roads.