All apps: 0:25 Strave 1:25 Komoot 2:15 Mtb Project 2:45 Red Cross First Aid 3:30 Bike Repair 4:00 Trail Tips 4:50 Dark Sky Weather 5:27 Relive 5:50 Zwift 6:35 Instagram
And we look forward to a comparison and what led to such beliefs. They call ebikes adaptive bikes. I could see EMBN not using it. Not even mentioning something this popular does create speculation.
For me association between Trailforks and Strava is the best. Your Strava ride is automactilly tranfert to Trailforks to count as stats in the region. Powerful tools for local trail associations. And Trailforks works internationnaly so you have trails with the good background map anywhere in the world.
Surprised not to see TrailForks or the MTB Whip apps mentioned. I've heard the OS Maps app is pretty good too, although personally I just use my GPS sports watch (a TomTom) which uploads to many other services including Strava. Aside from that I occasionally use the GPSies website and Mapometer. ...nice you included a first aid app though, good job!
Great video. I use a few of these apps and I’ll be downloading a few of the others. I was surprised not to see Trail Forks on the list but I guess it’s pretty similar to Komoot.
What no Trailforks????!!!! Good luck finding any trails while traveling in North America without it..... Though Trailforks has been a bit of point of contention in my local area.
Good to see komoot on your list! I use it at every ride. only downside: you have to learn how to interpret routes. Sometimes paths on the map may look like fire roads, but turn out to be almost unrideable singletrails. On the plus side: It's a great app to share your experiences on trips and even create your local secret highlights (for example a nice secret single trail) add comments, photos etc. Works as a navigation app (with pre-planned routes) or as a route-tracker by just pressing the record button. I first used it as a navigation app for my bike tours across Europe. Now I use it on my everyday ride, exploring trails and areas in my neighborhood, I haven't been to before. and of course sharing my experience with others.
Viewranger is great...and free to download gpx files...so so sad that MBUK moved to ordnance survey...yes app is free, but then u have to pay to be able to download the routes the publish...for that reason alone MBUK is now not purchased...
@@pbillings808 I have used that feature too and my watch will vibrate and alert me when I'm off my plotted route The use of any map of choice including usgs topo osm and os Maps offline Plotting and route creation on web browser Detail land cover elevation data Intergration with wear os Gpx import and export Settings and customization for days This is a in depth topography app it's not for everyone and most people wouldn't use half the features. I do very big adventure rides alone in Backcountry sierra mountains and other places my planning and preperation is essential this app has been an amazing tool also works great with my Huawei watch 2
I only use 2 or 3. By far the best weather app is WTForecast. Check it out! For actual riding, Trailforks and Strava are super useful and there's not much need for others. Instagram for all the photos and TH-cam for washing dishes.
I love KOMOOT on my tablet .... very easy to use and maps and take pictures along the route to post =) Yes I use it offline on my tablet and when I get to WiFi then upload pictures and download other maps as needed =)
I have to use both MTB Project and Trailforks since neither of them have all the trails mapped. I prefer the functionality of Trailforks and the local users are better at rating trail difficulty.
V useful vid gmbn..nice work...also viewranger...tracks rides and also allows u to download or create routes so u can navigate with it....and all free...trial forks sound interesting...lots of +ve comms...
Best app I use is rain alarm its just a weather radar and alarm when rain is near that's it there is no rubbish to bulk up the app with stuff you don't need. And there is a free version
Pro bike garage - an absolute essential. Links with Strava and tells you when services are due. Particularly helpful for tracking hours for fork servicing. Strava - too roadie heavy for me to subscribe. I will pay when they recognise road and MTB as separate sports! I have told Strava (and I am not alone) but they are not in the least bit interested. Would be nice to search local MTB only segments, have a more accurate calorie count for DH segments (which use far more energy than on a road bike) and not compete against roadies in lycra on the road climbs to the trail heads. Trail forks - +1 for this app. Can't see why it didn't make the list?
Strava. Great app. Nice features. Expensive subscription but now at has new subscription types, I might finally subscribe. For bike navigation naviki and google maps. Both work offline, and naviki is dedicated to cycling. Oh; and there is no bad weather, just bad clothing!
Don't subscribe to Strava, it really doesn't offer more than the free app for MTB. The app is focused on road cycling and running. Still good for MTB, but you can tell it's more of an afterthought for this sport.
Komoot doesn't work in California. I'm figuring out it only works on trails that are recognized by the state most of the trails around me are made by volunteer groups like 70% of the trails aren't even on the app
Trail .... You guessed it ....Forks .... I might never watch one of your videos again if you don't do a follow-up video apologizing about not mentioning it
TrainerRoad for the XC rider wanting a training plan (many to choose from) to use with an indoor trainer. Necessary evil if your goal is to get in better cycling shape and improve your FTP.
With strava can you put it in a backpack or the back of your riding jersey if you don't have a phone sleeve to put it in on your handlebar stem or won't it work in your backpack or in the back of your riding jersey
That's why trailforks is so great. MTB specific + syncs with strava rides from others, so you can see what new found trails are ridden perhaps more frequently than others.
With the search segment on strava i dont know why put since 2 or 3 months i can t see the segments wich are rarely done (like less than 10 times), wich is sad because how do you want people to ride a segment if they can t see it ?
Hooded Ninja get a weather app ;) then, the long range 7d forecast can let you work out where you might want to go next. Most of the best places to ride are the wettest. As it comes closer you get hourly % rain which can be useful planning routes or stops. Depending where and what you ride different apps will show you different trails. Some trail centres have marked routes one way only.. others are unofficial and unmarked and others are shared access. Quite a few a local bike shop will do rides where you’d never find most of the good bits or link up individual strava segments. A few are true all weather man made vs semi vs all natural ...
Hooded Ninja West is fantastic ... I drive 2 hours+ each way to go west most weekends. Seriously with the weather though if you are driving you can mostly avoid the worst of the rain which makes some places no fun unless you’re practicing for a La Bresse DH repeat. We ride all weathers but it can make the trails very slippery and hide off camber roots etc. I use the met office app though the one Neil recommended must work he literally was just leaving Saturday as the heavens opened up at 9am and Jnr and myself got drowned for 6 hours and the trails turned to sticky gloop then slippery as ice.. but I’d booked uplift a month ago for his birthday. That reminds me if you want to do uplift places like bike park wales you need to book well in advance especially weekends. Quite often you can drive less than an hour and be in a different micro climate. Trailforks is as others have noted a good source in many areas. We have all sorts of technical but only a few real bike parks... but you can choose loamy forest, rocky or wild moors.
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Which of these Apps do you use? Let us know in the comments below 👇
Global Mountain Bike Network; I use Strava
i love your vids oh yeah 37th
Trailforks (not on the list)
Trail forks
Strava
Trailforks?
Trailforks - heat map. Job done
dave jones how do you view the heat map?
Thoughtyness on the web site it's under the layers menu, on the android app it's under map display options (a button showing 3 horizontal sliders).
thank you
^^^ that and the Popularity Map, absolutely makes MTB Project obsolete
All apps:
0:25 Strave
1:25 Komoot
2:15 Mtb Project
2:45 Red Cross First Aid
3:30 Bike Repair
4:00 Trail Tips
4:50 Dark Sky Weather
5:27 Relive
5:50 Zwift
6:35 Instagram
Not even an honorable mention for Trailforks?? What is this??
lel
Where’s Trailforks?
How could you guys leave out TRAILFORKS?!
Pink bike must be a swear word at GMBN
Obviously they did not pay to get advertised. This channel is becoming increasingly commercialised.
It wasn't down to an advertisement aspect at all, we just believed MTB Project to be the slightly better app.
Just had a look at this app . . . I live in Innerleithen . . . . and it does not appear to show a single trail?!?!?!?
And we look forward to a comparison and what led to such beliefs. They call ebikes adaptive bikes. I could see EMBN not using it. Not even mentioning something this popular does create speculation.
Here in NZ, MTB Project lists 315 trails and Trailforks lists 3241. I know which one I'm using!
What about trail forks?!?
TrailForks being left out is very surprising, I use Strava as well, between the two all my needs are met.
When will gmbn be having its own app ? 🤔 looking forward to !!
Something may be in the works 😉
For me association between Trailforks and Strava is the best. Your Strava ride is automactilly tranfert to Trailforks to count as stats in the region. Powerful tools for local trail associations. And Trailforks works internationnaly so you have trails with the good background map anywhere in the world.
Hey this app is a bit like mtb project, it is called trail forks and it is made by pink bike so yeah:)
Awesome video. Just discovered some more useful apps! I agree with the other comments, you need to add Trail Forks.
look at trailforks, its awesome
TH-cam for watching GMBN is the best app!
Ikr
On Strava, the personal record, PR, feature is my favorite as it it helps you to push yourself to be better than yourself.
You can beat yourself, but you can't be better than yourself! :)
ViewRanger is undoubtably one of the best apps you can get not just biking but being outdoors. The augmented reality poi function is awesome.
I love ur vids and my fav is Blake
Trailforks is brilliant
Track information
How to get there
Land owners and when lambing so no mtbing
Lots more information
Love your videos
Cheers
Surprised not to see TrailForks or the MTB Whip apps mentioned.
I've heard the OS Maps app is pretty good too, although personally I just use my GPS sports watch (a TomTom) which uploads to many other services including Strava.
Aside from that I occasionally use the GPSies website and Mapometer.
...nice you included a first aid app though, good job!
Great video. I use a few of these apps and I’ll be downloading a few of the others. I was surprised not to see Trail Forks on the list but I guess it’s pretty similar to Komoot.
What no Trailforks????!!!! Good luck finding any trails while traveling in North America without it..... Though Trailforks has been a bit of point of contention in my local area.
No mention of Trailforks?
Trailforks? ViewRanger?
Good to see komoot on your list! I use it at every ride. only downside: you have to learn how to interpret routes. Sometimes paths on the map may look like fire roads, but turn out to be almost unrideable singletrails. On the plus side: It's a great app to share your experiences on trips and even create your local secret highlights (for example a nice secret single trail) add comments, photos etc. Works as a navigation app (with pre-planned routes) or as a route-tracker by just pressing the record button. I first used it as a navigation app for my bike tours across Europe. Now I use it on my everyday ride, exploring trails and areas in my neighborhood, I haven't been to before. and of course sharing my experience with others.
I am shocked they didn't mention view ranger. This app is essential for me for so many reasons
Viewranger is great...and free to download gpx files...so so sad that MBUK moved to ordnance survey...yes app is free, but then u have to pay to be able to download the routes the publish...for that reason alone MBUK is now not purchased...
Would you please elaborate on some of those reasons? The main one I've used is an audible alert when off course in a confusing tangle of trails.
@@pbillings808 I have used that feature too and my watch will vibrate and alert me when I'm off my plotted route
The use of any map of choice including usgs topo osm and os
Maps offline
Plotting and route creation on web browser
Detail land cover elevation data
Intergration with wear os
Gpx import and export
Settings and customization for days
This is a in depth topography app it's not for everyone and most people wouldn't use half the features. I do very big adventure rides alone in Backcountry sierra mountains and other places my planning and preperation is essential this app has been an amazing tool also works great with my Huawei watch 2
What about trail forks?
I only use 2 or 3. By far the best weather app is WTForecast. Check it out! For actual riding, Trailforks and Strava are super useful and there's not much need for others. Instagram for all the photos and TH-cam for washing dishes.
I love KOMOOT on my tablet .... very easy to use and maps and take pictures along the route to post =) Yes I use it offline on my tablet and when I get to WiFi then upload pictures and download other maps as needed =)
no phones on ride, i ride to get away from all that
in case of an emergency just build a campfire and call the ancient ones for help
José Garcia we been riding bikes before mobile phones and got by
I don't doubt that, but in my opinion it's always best to be on the safe side, just use airplane mode and the phone is still there when you need it
@@Richbrick48 Agreed, but in those days payphones were plentiful.
In the woods? Funny I don't remember that
Trail Forks is the best, is this site getting sponsorship?
What about trail forks
Great show will definitely look at those apps thanks for all that info.👍👍👍
I’m definitely going to take a look at some of those apps, I only use Strava, great vid 😁👍🏻
what about trailforks?
Trail Forks???
The most important one for me is TH-cam so I can watch GMBN! 😂😉👌🏻
I have to use both MTB Project and Trailforks since neither of them have all the trails mapped. I prefer the functionality of Trailforks and the local users are better at rating trail difficulty.
V useful vid gmbn..nice work...also viewranger...tracks rides and also allows u to download or create routes so u can navigate with it....and all free...trial forks sound interesting...lots of +ve comms...
Since I do't use any bike-specific computer i find Locus Map as very useful for my bike trips planning.
it would be great if we have GMBN app, seth bike hack app.
Best app I use is rain alarm its just a weather radar and alarm when rain is near that's it there is no rubbish to bulk up the app with stuff you don't need. And there is a free version
Hi 👋 i been using MapMyRide, love the vids 👊🏼
Trailforks! :-)
Trailforks guys??
Pro bike garage - an absolute essential. Links with Strava and tells you when services are due. Particularly helpful for tracking hours for fork servicing.
Strava - too roadie heavy for me to subscribe. I will pay when they recognise road and MTB as separate sports! I have told Strava (and I am not alone) but they are not in the least bit interested. Would be nice to search local MTB only segments, have a more accurate calorie count for DH segments (which use far more energy than on a road bike) and not compete against roadies in lycra on the road climbs to the trail heads.
Trail forks - +1 for this app. Can't see why it didn't make the list?
Apps that got me the most into mountainiking:
1. Strava
2. GPS Status
3. Instagram
4. TH-cam
Thank of you my phone is glowing right now
Used to use an app called Endomondo which was the Strava of its time...until Strava came out! :-D
Strava and MTB project are all I need.
Viewranger is the only one I need when I'm lost in the wild!
Strava. Great app. Nice features. Expensive subscription but now at has new subscription types, I might finally subscribe.
For bike navigation naviki and google maps. Both work offline, and naviki is dedicated to cycling.
Oh; and there is no bad weather, just bad clothing!
Don't subscribe to Strava, it really doesn't offer more than the free app for MTB. The app is focused on road cycling and running. Still good for MTB, but you can tell it's more of an afterthought for this sport.
Trailforks
If it’s not on Strava it didn’t happen lol
Mtb project is awful. How could you possibly recommend it over Trailforks?
Komoot doesn't work in California. I'm figuring out it only works on trails that are recognized by the state most of the trails around me are made by volunteer groups like 70% of the trails aren't even on the app
I don't know how but I met Matt Jones at rushmere and asked for tips for improvments for the track
What about Endomondo? The only one oficially released on WP, Android and IOS. Than trial forks.
Neil, why so salty? Jess: My hair is long....Neil: My hair is longer!
Trailforks will even call 911 (emergency assistance) and will send your coordinates for rescue crews.
Trail .... You guessed it ....Forks .... I might never watch one of your videos again if you don't do a follow-up video apologizing about not mentioning it
Summary/links to these apps would have been nice in the description.
Yeah my bike died recently and I have no money to buy a new one. These apps are cool, I will use them as soon as i get a new bike..
You guys totally missed Pro Bike Garage, pretty essential to keep track of parts and maintenance.
Started reading through the comments as I watched the video, and as soon as I saw that Trailforks was not going to make it, I stopped watching.
Ha ha, me too
TrainerRoad for the XC rider wanting a training plan (many to choose from) to use with an indoor trainer. Necessary evil if your goal is to get in better cycling shape and improve your FTP.
Strava is great for getting trails shut down
SOOO TRUE
Any app can do that. Don't record illegal trail rides.
gary pedro well I don’t strava. And every trail in Santa Cruz is illegal 🙁
ever heard of trailforks , this app actually tells you a lot about trails and in the US almost anything is recorded...
Serp D. Heard of it, don’t use it. Know all of the trails at home (Santa Cruz,CA), they’re all illegal. So I just don’t track rides
I love your videos
No trailforks but 15 bucks EVERY MONTH zwift app lol that app costs more z year than my bike maintenance
What about whip mtb??
TrainerRoad is another great app for indoor training.
No trailforks or viewranger, do you even mountainbike?
im sorry i'm Australian but you missed out on the app trail forks
Go to skálafell bike park in Iceland as an Icelander it's fun but small
Trial tips charge for everything. What about Whip MTB?
do a video when everyone from GMBN does a mtn bike race
First to view and like this video!!!!! Well performed both guys!!!
My phone is with me for emergencies and I use a GPS to to help measure my progress. Otherwise, no interest in tracking my rides or using apps.
Trailforks of course, and also cycledroid if I want to keep my stats, Tried Strava and did not like it.
I use Strava,Relive and all trails ,All trails is a bit like MTB Journey
Hello I heard you where coming too Iceland, and I am interested where you are going too ride here?
Just downloaded Strava see how this works
Who's the babe? As always thanks for the great content
Wikiloc??
With strava can you put it in a backpack or the back of your riding jersey if you don't have a phone sleeve to put it in on your handlebar stem or won't it work in your backpack or in the back of your riding jersey
Sure, works fine in your pack or jersey.
About STRAVA is it possible to make the difference between mtb and road bike?
It would be more fair for the sections
That's why trailforks is so great. MTB specific + syncs with strava rides from others, so you can see what new found trails are ridden perhaps more frequently than others.
With the search segment on strava i dont know why put since 2 or 3 months i can t see the segments wich are rarely done (like less than 10 times), wich is sad because how do you want people to ride a segment if they can t see it ?
Why can't I seem to find most of these apps on the play store
Hello GMBN:)
Link for the downloads of the app?
Where is it?
GMBN, is there good technical trails in around Britain because I’m driving around the country in 10 days.
Hooded Ninja get a weather app ;) then, the long range 7d forecast can let you work out where you might want to go next. Most of the best places to ride are the wettest. As it comes closer you get hourly % rain which can be useful planning routes or stops. Depending where and what you ride different apps will show you different trails. Some trail centres have marked routes one way only.. others are unofficial and unmarked and others are shared access. Quite a few a local bike shop will do rides where you’d never find most of the good bits or link up individual strava segments. A few are true all weather man made vs semi vs all natural ...
Stephen Lord thank you, I’m traveling to the west anyway so that’s great 😀
Hooded Ninja West is fantastic ... I drive 2 hours+ each way to go west most weekends. Seriously with the weather though if you are driving you can mostly avoid the worst of the rain which makes some places no fun unless you’re practicing for a La Bresse DH repeat. We ride all weathers but it can make the trails very slippery and hide off camber roots etc. I use the met office app though the one Neil recommended must work he literally was just leaving Saturday as the heavens opened up at 9am and Jnr and myself got drowned for 6 hours and the trails turned to sticky gloop then slippery as ice.. but I’d booked uplift a month ago for his birthday. That reminds me if you want to do uplift places like bike park wales you need to book well in advance especially weekends. Quite often you can drive less than an hour and be in a different micro climate. Trailforks is as others have noted a good source in many areas. We have all sorts of technical but only a few real bike parks... but you can choose loamy forest, rocky or wild moors.
I 12 and I have a Whyte 603 hard tail but I find it so hard to bunny hop do you have any tips
Jess is awesome 😋not a app fan. Spoils the fun
WHIP !!!
Runtastic Mountainbike Pro
Ar u coming to Iceland????
You already did a vid like this
She looks like Candice Pool from the Niestat Vlog
I use mtb and alltrails but alltrails says mtb but doesnt really show real routes