Maybe we shouldn’t use GPS units on our bikes?
Or use orienteering as a way to cross train and still use our mapping bike computers
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I thought that figuring out the directions was the easy part. If you could fold the map back up perfectly, THEN you knew you still had the cognitive skills intact.
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Goddamn! I rely on GPS to find the bedroom from the kitchen.
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Just turn right at least four times and you’ll be home, who needs GPS and maps 
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Getting lost is just extra volume 
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If you want to experience some mild ‘old man’ dominance, tell the u25 guy in your group that we’re heading West on the next turn. 
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I suppose its how you use it. My gps has allowed me to explore with the knowledge I could turn on the navigation if needed. Its also let me review afterwards.
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Interesting. Having moved to a completely new area almost 2 years ago, GPS routing has been a huge benefit for exploring the new area and slowly building up the spatial knowledge of how the roads interconnect.
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