FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
RBR Roadbook Reader App
- How to adjust/reset the odometer?
- What is the "autoscroll"?
- Roadbook "countdown style"?
- How to lock screen roatation/touch?
- How to scroll the roadbook?
- How to adjust the tripmeter?
- Speeding alert
- What to do if lost (using go-to-note)?
- Skip a waypoint
- Waypoints
- Auto-adjust Odometer
- Sounds
- About GPS: precise, fast, external?
- Poor or no internet connection?
- Device swapping during a ride
Riding roadbooks and GPX trails
Participate in the Event
Managing Tracks/Roadbooks
- How to create your first Digital Rally Roadbook?
- How do I add/upload a track (Roadbook or GPX trail)?
- How do I export a roadbook from Rally Navigator?
- How to share tracks?
- How does "Navigate by" work?
- What is a Track/Roadbook PIN code?
- Public, unlisted, private Track/roadbook visibility?
- What should be considered when designing track/roadbook?
- Track structure errors
Organizing Events
- How do I organize my first event?
- How do the payments and entry fees work?
- Event itinerary: classes, sections (tracks) explained
- What is a Selective Section (SS)?
- What is a Rolling Start?
- How can competitors register for an event?
- How can competitors share/access event roadbooks?
- Event Track "visibility" explained
- How to test-ride event tracks and itinerary?
- What should be considered when choosing time zones for an event?
- Types of waypoints
- Auto-skipping missed waypoints
- Does the platform validate waypoints?
- What is a prologue?
- What is a Liaison or Road Section?
- How to add a DN (neutralization zone)?
- How to set speed limits?
- Speeding penalties
- How do I record the start time as there will be no referee at the start?
- Start list live fullscreen mode
- Event "visibility" explained
- FIM & FIA regulations & Lexicon
How to ride and read the roadbook
Other
How to create your first Digital Rally Roadbook?
Updated
This is a very simplified guide to get you started on how to create your own roadbook.
Here are some videos about roadbook creation:
Multi-part series going through the steps of building a rally-style roadbook:
- Record a GPX Trace: Start by recording a GPX trace as a "base" for your roadbook. If you're familiar with the route you want to record, you can skip the next step.
- Draw Your Preliminary Route: Use tools like bikerouter.de and/or gpx.studio to sketch out your preliminary route. Once you've drawn it, load this route onto your favorite GPX navigation app.
- Ride the Route: Head out into nature and precisely ride the route you've planned. Use a phone or tablet with apps like OsmAnd, Locus Map, or similar to record the actual GPX trace of the route. *It's important not to use tripmaster or wheel sensors for recording, as digital roadbook apps rely on GPS data for distance calculations.
- Load Recorded GPX Trace: Take the recorded GPX trace and load it into Rally Navigator. From there, you can create your roadbook. Learn more in links and video below.
- Download the sample files:
- For use in RallyNavigator (*.rn2)
- For use in RoadbookRally.com - "OpenRally GPX" roadbook file to see how the platform works
- What should be considered when designing track/roadbook?
- How do I export a roadbook from Rally Navigator?
- How do I add/upload a track (Roadbook or GPX trail)?
- How to share a roadbook?
- How to organize an event?
Here are some videos about roadbook creation:
Multi-part series going through the steps of building a rally-style roadbook:
