Something I'm sure alot of you already know, but there are some great free maps avaliable for Garmin if you don't find the base maps much use.
Its also great if you've got an older or lower spec device (e.g. The 520) with limited, non expandable storage as you can pick the areas/tiles of maps you want to download.
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Something I'm sure alot of you already know, but there are some great free maps avaliable for Garmin if you don't find the base maps much use.
Its also great if you've got an older or lower spec device (e.g. The 520) with limited, non expandable storage as you can pick the areas/tiles of maps you want to download.
Follow "DC Rain Makers" tutorial. Doesn't take long to do but you'll need to be a little tech savvy.
https://www.dcrainmaker.com/2013/05/download-garmin-705800810.html
If you want to jump straight in, take a look at:
http://garmin.openstreetmap.nl
You’ll want to then choose ‘Routable Bicycle’ as the map type.