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Huh it work, but didn't show the line, it did when opened in either bikemap.net or Google Earth.

Just tried it, GPX route files only give the via points and not the path.
GPX track files give the path.

Put the gpx file somewhere and I can convert it for you or maybe gps vizualizer can do it. Upload the gpx route and download as a gpx i am fairly sure the output is a track.
http://www.gpsvisualizer.com/

I export from google earth which is recommended, no option other than KML and KMV.

Can I clarify, you are exporting a KML file from google earth to google maps after importing the GPX to??

Google maps will generally open a gpx file directly using the import function. It may depend if the GPX file is a GPX route as opposed to a gpx track. You can see which it is by opening the GPX file in notepad or a similar text editor.

Here is a google map created from a gpx import.
http://goo.gl/maps/OGicG

Trying my fustration in getting a gpx files into google maps, is there's something I'm missing? (route line isn't showing, just location).

Did you tick the create KML line strings check box?

I wish there was a site that 'just worked'. I usually have 5min to pick a route before I leave.. if it fails to work properly someone in Beaconsfield will likely find a Garmin flying through their front window..

There is some merit in offline route creation using garmin's basecamp and the routable open streetmap.
Both are available for free for both pc and mac

A gpx track file

  <gpxx:TrackExtension>
    <gpxx:DisplayColor>DarkGray</gpxx:DisplayColor>
  </gpxx:TrackExtension>
</extensions>
<trkseg>
  <trkpt lat="51.372829461470246" lon="-0.369376223534346" />
  <trkpt lat="51.37331485748291" lon="-0.373470783233643" />
  <trkpt lat="51.373636722564697" lon="-0.376067161560059" />
  <trkpt lat="51.373529434204102" lon="-0.376346111297607" />
  <trkpt lat="51.373357772827148" lon="-0.376496315002441" />
  <trkpt lat="51.372992992401123" lon="-0.376517772674561" />
  <trkpt lat="51.372542381286621" lon="-0.376453399658203" />
  <trkpt lat="51.371834278106689" lon="-0.376131534576416" />
  <trkpt lat="51.371254920959473" lon="-0.376002788543701" />
  <trkpt lat="51.371040344238281" lon="-0.375981330871582" />
  <trkpt lat="51.370911598205566" lon="-0.375702381134033" />
  <trkpt lat="51.370782852172852" lon="-0.375380516052246" />
  <trkpt lat="51.370777571573853" lon="-0.375370793044567" />
</trkseg>

A gpx route file

<name>Wayneflete Tower Avenue to Pelhams Walk</name>
<extensions>
  <gpxx:RouteExtension>
    <gpxx:IsAutoNamed>true</gpxx:IsAutoNamed>
    <gpxx:DisplayColor>Magenta</gpxx:DisplayColor>
  </gpxx:RouteExtension>
  <trp:Trip>
    <trp:TransportationMode>Bicycling</trp:TransportationMode>
  </trp:Trip>
</extensions>
<rtept lat="51.372829461470246" lon="-0.369376223534346">
  <time>2013-01-07T20:22:49Z</time>
  <name>Wayneflete Tower Avenue</name>
  <sym>Waypoint</sym>
  <extensions>
    <trp:ViaPoint>
      <trp:CalculationMode>ShorterDistance</trp:CalculationMode>
      <trp:ElevationMode>Standard</trp:ElevationMode>
    </trp:ViaPoint>
    <gpxx:RoutePointExtension>
      <gpxx:Subclass>0600AD00C5038800EC000D24FF002388C1BC</gpxx:Subclass>
      <gpxx:rpt lat="51.372829461470246" lon="-0.369376307353377">
        <gpxx:Subclass>0600AD00C5038A1A070021160000C6007900</gpxx:Subclass>
      </gpxx:rpt>
      <gpxx:rpt lat="51.37331485748291" lon="-0.373470783233643">
        <gpxx:Subclass>0600AD00C5038A1A07001F000A0070754A00</gpxx:Subclass>
      </gpxx:rpt>
      <gpxx:rpt lat="51.373636722564697" lon="-0.376067161560059">
        <gpxx:Subclass>0600AD00C5035E1A07001F060A004E627200</gpxx:Subclass>
      </gpxx:rpt>
      <gpxx:rpt lat="51.373529434204102" lon="-0.376346111297607" />
      <gpxx:rpt lat="51.373357772827148" lon="-0.376496315002441" />
      <gpxx:rpt lat="51.372992992401123" lon="-0.376517772674561" />
      <gpxx:rpt lat="51.372542381286621" lon="-0.376453399658203" />
      <gpxx:rpt lat="51.371834278106689" lon="-0.376131534576416" />
      <gpxx:rpt lat="51.371254920959473" lon="-0.376002788543701">
        <gpxx:Subclass>0600AD00C5035E1A07001F00090040252000</gpxx:Subclass>
      </gpxx:rpt>
      <gpxx:rpt lat="51.371040344238281" lon="-0.375981330871582" />
      <gpxx:rpt lat="51.370911598205566" lon="-0.375702381134033" />
      <gpxx:rpt lat="51.370782852172852" lon="-0.375380516052246" />
      <gpxx:rpt lat="51.370777571573853" lon="-0.375370793044567">
        <gpxx:Subclass>0600AD00C5035E1A07002117000097002000</gpxx:Subclass>
      </gpxx:rpt>
    </gpxx:RoutePointExtension>
  </extensions>
</rtept>
<rtept lat="51.370777571573853" lon="-0.375370793044567">
  <time>2013-01-07T20:22:52Z</time>
  <name>Pelhams Walk</name>
  <sym>Waypoint</sym>
  <extensions>
    <trp:ViaPoint>
      <trp:CalculationMode>ShorterDistance</trp:CalculationMode>
      <trp:ElevationMode>Standard</trp:ElevationMode>
    </trp:ViaPoint>
    <gpxx:RoutePointExtension>
      <gpxx:Subclass>0600AD00C5039E00E0000D24FF00C387AABB</gpxx:Subclass>
    </gpxx:RoutePointExtension>
  </extensions>
</rtept>

These both follow exactly the same "path"

It's someone else's course though. I just downloaded it to try and follow it. I could follow it so not all is lost but it would be better if I got the normal warning beeps.

Even though the path you have is a GPX there are variations within these files and it depends on how they are created.#
There are "dumb" gpx files i.e. tracks that are just a series of lat and long points where the garmin needs to do very little calculation.

Alternatively there are gpx routes that are a series of points which if you have routable maps the garmin actively calculates the path between them flagging up turns in the road as appropriate.

I need a new router as my current one (G-only virgin freebie) isn't man enough to spread le internet as far as i now need. Any recommendations for a decent N enabled dual band router that has very good range as standard, and won't cost a packet? Don't really want to start using repeaters when a new router will do the job, if possible..

Look for one with MIMO in the name.
[ame]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIMO[/ame]

105 cassette 5700 12-25 , never been ridden comes complete with lockring and 1 mm spacer.
Say £25 posted

Just looked its a CS 5600 not 5700

Bikeroutetoaster allows you to set the warning distance from turns, I usually set it at 100 metres..

Look inside the lever with the brake applied to see whats going on at the lever end, suspect this is where the cable may be broken or shredded thus stopping movement of the shifter mechanism.

Put the files in the newfiles folder, disconnect restart the garmin, they will now be courses. fit files

Plug in your 800 copy the course gpx to the garmin new files folder. unplug the garmin and start it your course should now be on the garmin.

Here are a few pics
http://www.flickr.com/photos/freezing77/sets/72157631521450832/
The bracket is aluminium with the screws and spacers being stainless steel.
The tube is 32mm? waste pipe, costs about £2.59 for two metres. The piece in the pic is a bit I had lying about.

Currently on the IOW will post details early next week.
Briefly an L shaped bracket fitted with oval tubing to mount unit on in lieu of stem.
I have a few brackets spare as I had one made for myself but once programmed its just as easy to make a few

James
Try Neils wheels in Molesey for friendly advice and good service.
https://www.facebook.com/neilswheelsshop

So how can I remove the camera data stuff from a photo.

http://download.cnet.com/Easy-Exif-Delete/3000-2248_4-75157345.html

I'd like one too dan

Watch this space for a solution!!.

No !
Desecration of FM's memory

https://maps.google.co.uk/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&oe=UTF8&msa=0&msid=208003459752562336479.000001130c1756fcc590a

Surrey hills project V2

http://compare.ebay.co.uk/like/320855721696?var=lv<yp=AllFixedPriceItemTypes&var=sbar&cbt=y

I suddenly need these vice grip things in my life... what is their latin / technical name?

Water pump pliers

http://www.maplin.co.uk/250mm-slim-jaw-waterpump-pliers-618601?c=maplin&utm_source=gcs&utm_medium=gcs_search&utm_campaign=N25KX&utm_content=Pliers

So have you tried unscrewing it???

Where do you buy them from?

http://www.insertsdirect.com/product.aspx?p=1f6a564f-2710-4911-9ff3-22d9609e0ccf

If you don't need 2000

http://www.fixingsupplies.co.uk/nuts/pronged-t.html

hello,
i have a picture i need to hang.
it is on a 12" record, therefor its round.
any tips on how to get it on the wall?
i need some sort of hooks or something, can you suggest anything?
Thanks fuckers

http://hooksandhangers.com/plate_hangers1.htm

Heart rate whilst watching the TDF currently 41bpm, that may be helped by the beta blockers and ace inhibitors I took this morning!!!!