Best android sat nav app?

[Oz.]

Any of them allow route planning at all, especially if they can use tracks/itineraries from tyre?

See I use my tomtom rider with tyre to plan journeys, or import gps tracks from bestbikingroads.com but would like to have a backup as my TomTom rider crapped out on my on the cobblestones of the Virsic pass in Slovenia.

[crazymotorbik...]

Hi,
Another vote for CoPilot from me. Works great and loaded with very useful POI's. Means you can plan quite a nice itenary for those longer journeys. Also has speed camera warnings.....However i use CamSam for these.

Cheers,
Shaun R.

[C1REX]

I love co-pilot. I prefer it over my garmin zumo660 in most situtations.

It's fast, offers you 3 routes to choose. You can choose preferred roads and to avoid others (not just motorways)

The downside: Can't beat zumo when planning the route.
Especially when you can't follow the troute and the satnav keep recalculating to a flag that you can't reach.

Zumo does reroute in very smart way and you don't have to ride through all POIs.

Cheers
Kris
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[bren_9311]

I have just downloaded M8 for the trip i'm doing tomorrow, seems decent, has speed camera alerts as well
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[Lawtonca]

I currently have Sygic, Copilot and Tomtom installed on my phone.
I love Sygic, it has nice maps, the voice alerts come at the right time, it really make driving or riding easy.
BUT, Copilot when you select the motorbike settings selects some great routes, when I travel a reasonable distance I try to use Copilot, it avoids motorways, but will use them if it has to, I have always been delighted with the ride when I use it to travel a reasonable distance. The only thing I don't like about it is the voice alerts arn't as good as Sygic, they only announce just before you turn, at 500m, 1mile, 2 miles, configurable but always fixed and I have missed junctions when it hasn't updated after the last junction quickly enough.
Always use Sygic when travelling just round town to find somewhere I haven't been.
TomTom's windey road option is a bit naff and just sends you down loads of single track, poor road surface roads

None of them are free, but £30 with lifetime maps I think is worth it for Copilot, as I say I love the routes it finds!