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[ultrascott]

what is everything using for directions on a trip? I have tried using the Harley trip planner but it won't let me plan over 20 stops or waypoints that they call them and won't let me take a ferry ride.i'd like to use my navigation on my cvo if I can.thanks in advance

[luca65]

I use tyre - http://www.tyretotravel.com/download-tyre/
I'm happy with it. Free, easy planning, no limitation of waypoints and easy export as gpx-file to your USB stick.

[RoadTrip]

I switched from the HD Ride Planner to MyRouteApp (https://www.myrouteapp.com/en). This is the online version of the Tyre app and it works very well.

[coloradotom]

I am a dinosaur and use pen and notebook and I carry a paper map. I plan it using different tools, but it all gets written down.

[chaos901]

I still often use maps to plan out my trips (lots of maps), but I use a Garmin Zumo 550 to make sure I am following my plan.  We take several trips a year and the "big one" this year is heading out to CA and riding back on HWY 50, least to CO then riding some other roads. 

[JCZ]

I am a dinosaur and use pen and notebook and I carry a paper map. I plan it using different tools, but it all gets written down.

I'm just one step above that.  I use google maps to lay out my route and get travel time and distance between the towns that have my turns and put them all on a word document.  Then I enter each of those towns in my gps.  Then as I get to the next town on the list I go to Recently Found and find the next town that I'm turning and hit enter.  It's worked for me all over North America and I still have the printed word document in my tour pack as back up.

The paper maps are OK but they don't show the smaller back roads that I like to take.  Sometimes I will spend hours on google maps actually riding the route to visually see what the turn looks like, gas stop, eats, etc.