Royal Enfield App - Europe vVARY

★★★★★

Nicola F

It's okay to use, but it is a drain on your phone battery on a ride. Just remember to connect it to the USB port and keep your phone charged up. I personally like the tripper and using it. However, you do have to get used to its quirkiness as it's different from other navigation options. Uk and Europe use different versions of this app, I believe what the difference is between them I do not know.

★★★★

Sientje Trip

It would be nice if the map didn't mirror to the screen of the bike. Because of the mirroring, the map isn't visible during riding if your phone screen turns off. Also would be nice to be able to tick the box for windy roads or with more turns while looking for a route.

★★★

Matthew Jones

It's OK for basic navigation to a given destination. However, making your own routes in other software and importing them as GPX files doesn't work. It will load in, but the app then just gives an error message. I've tried importing both routes and tracks, long and short journeys, and nothing seems to work. It is a shame, as I don't want to have to nount my phone to the bike and use Google maps.

★★

Mike Light

Great concept, Poorly implemented. Absolute murder for battery. Navigating whist on charge caused my phone to shut down due to the heat. No way points for nav, need to set each destination separately. Can only choose your route whilst connected to the pod. No ability to choose your route remotely then connect when you get on the bike. No ability to reconnect, you need to cycle the ignition. Could be so much better.

★

Rob F

Update. Nothing gets done to improve this app. Someone should be sacked. I had to buy a newer Samsung S22 to use it 2. You can choose between distance or ETA, you cannot display both which is crazy 4. It drops connection and says press app to reconnect which is impossible without keep stopping. Why can it not reconnect itself??? 5. You can set favourites to pick a poi on route but cannot without ending current nav.