Contact Beeline Bike Navigation Support

Wanted to try this out before I go further and whenever I click on Route Mode it gives me an unexpected error. Tried everything I could think of but seems to be broken.

There is promise with this device. With future firmware upgrades, functionality is likely to be added that will make this device usable for the common city rider. Today I would not recommend it to other than early adopters. I have used it for about 150 miles of biking in central London. City streets are far too complex to rely on navigation from this device. I am continually riding past my turns. I don’t know if that due to a slow processor, poor GPS signal in city canyons, missing cues on the interface, or a combination of those. You have to keep going back and relying on a map app on your phone, which negates having the device in the first place. If I have to keep relying on my phone, there is no real use for the device. I look forward to trying it on country roads where there is less complexity, and the device should be able to cope. I am also hoping for better ability to map quiet routes in cities and routes that avoid crowded walkways like canal tow paths in London. The app takes me on routes that are a little scary at times. Perhaps a teaming with CycleStreets would help.

The device is great, but nearly all interaction with the app needs to happen through the phone to the point that you may as well mount your phone to your handlebars. You can’t even select a destination (or change destinations) through the Beeline device. The app and device also completely lack a “record ride” feature - something myself and many others would use. It’s a shame such an expensive device can’t function more on its own.