Features:

• Keep a track of their achievements:
  • Where they have been.
  • How long.
  • How fast.
  • How high
• Have a navigation help using GPX file to discover new tracks (you can download some from various web sites including excellent ones as www.bikely.com or www.bikeradar.com or else www.nobmob.com).
• Export their data to Google Maps / Google Earth or other mapping softwares.
• Monitor in real time and afterwards the evolution of their performances.
• Have a moving map software that can work with any raster map (calibration software provided to make your own map with any .
• Have instant data (current/average/max speed), current/climb/descent altitude.

This application comes with its Windows Desktop to companion to analyze and store your performances, calibrate your raster maps and manage your files library.

What do I need to run it?
To run BikeDashboard PDA, you need:
- A Windows Mobile 5 (or >) Professional device. Professional means that you need a touch screen device. A version for Smartphone will be designed later on.
- A GPS receiver.
- MS .Net Compact Framework 3.5 installed on your device.

For the Desktop software, you need a MS Windows OS (2000 / XP / Vista supported), with .Net Framework installed.

More screenshots here.

Download links:
- Full Package (8.0 MB) or its mirror here.
- PDA Application (423 KB) or its mirror here.
- Desktop Application (7.3 MB) or its mirror here.
- Documentation (539 KB) or its mirror here.

Update Description:
v0.951 (05-05-2009):
- Some menus were not showing correctly in resolutions others than QVGA.
- In case you wonder, Mikael would like to use BikeDashboard as a "WindsurfDashboard"! There you go, mate.
- An unwanted file was created in the folder above the workout files folder each time a non empty route was renamed.
- There was a bug affecting users with a decimal separator which is different than a dot (mostly european countries using a comma as a decimal marker).

v0.95:
- Menus and dialog boxes have been reworked with a custom user interface that will deal with the fat fingers issue.
- The settings screen now lets you display all distance, speed and altitude related details using imperial units (mi, mph, ft).
- Along GPS related details (speed, distance, altitude, direction), you can now display and record your heart rate.
- The screen now have gray / black backgrounds... simply because it is more usable out in the field.
- With the new autosave feature introduced in 0.94, each time you started the application a new route was created and therefore saved, no matter if got any position.
- You can now give a name to your routes instead of the default one (yyyyMMdd HHmm.gpx).

v0.94:
- When opening a previously recorded GPX trace, it is now possible to race against it with a direct visualization on the map.
- It is now possible to set the update frequency down to 1 second and to adjust by steps of 1 second.
- Routes are now automatically saved.
- Altitude does no longer vary when ground speed is 0.
- A new tab has been added to enable files management.
- Files are automatically synchronized between the PDA and the Desktop.
- A new graph has been added (road steepness).

v0.93:
- BikeDashboard becomes VGA compatible.
- The desktop application lets you create training file.
- The settings form on the PDA has been slightly rearranged and the settings are now automatically saved upon change.
- On the map you can now see where you are heading. A small symbol now indicates your direction.
- If the application crashed, it should now generate a file called 'BikeDashboard_Crash.txt' on the root of your PDA.