In theory you should be able to download a GPX or a TCX file from cycle.travel and put it on your Lezyne via their ‘GPS Root’ website. TCXs provide turn-by-turn navigation. I haven’t tried it though!

Thanks Richard, that's what I think too, but I'd was wondering if anyone had actually tried it as apparently the GPS Root is a bit quirky.  I've got a friend whom I think has a Lezyne, so I might try the other way round (i.e. get him to try it with your website).  I really like the cycle.travel site, so I'm keen to find a system which is compatible.  David

Hello !

I've had a Super GPS since February and to be honest, I am not really satisfied with it.

The biggest problem I encounter is the BT connection to phone, not easy to get to work. Sometimes it takes twenty to thirty attempts to remain stable. I have to restart the phone or the device or the BT connection.....once it is OK, it remains OK during the full ride. I tried everything possible. I think this is firmware or app-related and needs to be worked on.

Now, pertaining TBT directions. If you create your route with the GPSRoot tool, it works correctly. BUT the tool is a joke, really. totally user-unfriendly. Routes are really difficult to modify if they are long routes. Problem : when using other tools, directions are completely screwed because GPSRoot uses the <Name> tags in the TCX file and not the <Notes>. Depending on the tool you use to create your route, the <Name> tags are in a shape that doesn't mean anything (from RWGPS you get the beginning of the directions, for example and from cycle.travel you get a short version of the street name, but unreadable).

For the moment, the best option I've found is to open the TCX in a notepad and replace all the <PointType> tags with "Display" instead of for example "Right", "Left"...... This way, GPSRoot reads the <Notes> tags instead of the <Name> tags with full description of directions. I don't have the arrows for direction but I can read the full directions and it works really good this way, especially on roundabouts. you get the distance remaining until the next display point so it is easy to follow.

The problem is when you have 200 <coursepoint> tags, it takes a lot of time to replace <PointType> tags. But it works good.

So, if the GPSRoot only read the <Notes> tags it would be better, actually.

Just to finish, the auto rerouting hasn't been successful so far, so when I miss a turn, I just U-turn and go back to the missed turn.

I contacted them at Lezyne and explained all this. I hope they will do something about it.

Hope this helps.

Jay

I'm a bit late joining this thread but just wanted to sing the praises of my Lezyne Mega XL used in conjunction with routes from cycle.travel. As discussed above, the TCX route is created on the cycle.travel website & then transferred to the GPSroot website; I BT it to the GPS until from the app on my phone. Has always worked a treat for me. My only concern is the relatively small storage capacity for the base maps but all will be revealed when I can embark on a multi day tour. 

I eventually got a Lezyne Super Pro.  It can cope with a reasonable amount of downloaded base map (strip London-York approx 50 miles wide the biggest file I have loaded up so far), and it's reasonably straightforward to move TCX files from cycle.travel to the Lezyne GPSRoot App on a PC (save as download and open in App), thence to phone and finally to the Super Pro when you start up (haven't worked out how to save the route on the Super Pro itself yet).  It then overlays the route directions on the map, good navigation with warnings if you stray.  A few niggles I need to work out, but generally it works well with cycle.travel's route files.