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Thanks everyone, am going to try again with everyone's suggestions. I don't think I'm far off on getting this to work but must just be missing a step somewhere. Ride w GPS was kind enough to give me a free week of Premium to try to see if that would help. I've just been taking other people's rides that are already posted and copying them over to routes and then over to the App. I'm going to try the tracing option and see if after I do that and then save it if it makes a difference when sending.
This might be useful and it what helped me solve the issue (if it is the same one you are having)
https://ridewithgps.com/help/ride-into-a-route
After having my Super GPS for nearly a year, I am really happy with it and the long battery life is great. It's just a shame that the Ally app is a bit difficult to use and I've ended up having to pay for RWGPS to get decent mapping. Whenever I try with the App or desktop version of the ALLY route planning it often tries to take me on unsuitable paths.
only just bought one and am learning - I use ridewithgps to plot and record routes and have set up on a windows pc (premium to get the route split/join/edit )
In ridewithgps after saved a planned route click on MORE then select export as GPX and send somewhere you can find it -I have a files to upload folder on desktop, Lezyne seem to suggest letter and numbers only in names
Open Lezyneroot on a pc (for me) https://www.lezyne.com/gpsroot/gps
on the banner click on devicefeatures and select Routes
click the choose files button
navigate to your saved file highlight and click on open
click on upload
pick up on how to finish using phone and bluetooth connected GPS on page 2 of
https://www.lezyne.com/gpsroot/gps_upload.php
which is a separate doc to the super instructions for some odd reason
hit menu button on gps until get Directions I'm not convinced that it toggles auto with data screens though I've set it up to do that and if doesn't I'll be fed up as I want to see ride data mostly and the off route warning and on route and occasional arrow which is all you get and which I'm happy with didn't want full mapping - can pull out phone to check detail
unless like me really want to continue using ridewithgps it would make more sense to create routes on a smartphone in the ally ap'
hope helps
Thanks for the response. I'm going to try again and see . Also the Ally App has just sent me their contract info so I will also go that route if the above 2 suggestions don't work.
I think the problem is that you need to use the "trace route" (cant remember if that is the correct name) to get turn by turn. That is a premium feature on RWGPS. Otherwise you just get the Line to follow.
Had that issue the first time I tried to copy in a sportive route.
I plot routes in RWGPS, save them as GPX files (don't bother with TCX as I don't require the turn-by-turn directions) and then upload into Lezyne's GPS Root App. It then shows as a saved route in the Ally app on my Macro GPS. The only issues I've had have been user error (my ignorance)
Try phoning Upgrade Bikes on 01403 711611, they are really very, very helpful.