[AdalLS]

Hi, can anyone recommend a good cycling/tracking app? I've tried the one that has the most ratings (and a really long name) but it doesn't seem to work (anymore?). I've tried another one called "Cycle Log" but it thinks I'm on a sport car rather than on a bike as it reports me going at 160 km/h...

Anything else?

[iamtim]

I use Chaser, which is a client for the Strava website. While the website has lots of great features, the Chaser app is very bare-bones; start ride, end ride, and then it uploads. But it works well, and if you're not on Strava already you should be. :)

[germcevoy]

I use GPS & GPX logger. Very dodgy interface (be careful when uploading) but it will log your ride and upload a gpx to your Dropbox account. You can then upload this manually to strava or whatever it is you use. Records elevation and speed etc.

[Bryan Davis 1974]

Marathon! Very happy with it. And the battery life is good with the app. I recently did a 5 hour mountain bike ride and my phone was still around 60% at the end of the ride.

[zedmartinez]

Second for Marathon, it's a really solid app for tracking your data. And on WP8 it uses background GPS now, so even more awesome.

[jcboliveira]

Sports tracker.
Pro
Nice graphics nice companion site.
You can download the gpx using the site.
It estimates calories
You can use a HR sensor but I didn't test
Con
You have to use another site for correcting altitude
For road or commute the calories are correct but for mtb they are way off.
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[theprawn]

I've found the runtastic app (which syncs with a service of the same name) works great.

[wharfratg]

I have used Sports Tracker and am pleased with it. I haven't tried Endomondo or Runtastic yet so I don't have anything to compare it against.

[JimiDiGriz]

Endomondo is quite good, I use it for running but there is a cycling mode I think. Tracks your route and provides stats etc that you can save and upload.