You can copy your route to either the internal memory OR the SD card.ĭouble click into either the Garmin’s own internal memory, OR the SD card. Yours may be assigned a different letter. The one labelled “Removable Disk (J:)” is the SD card inside the Garmin. That’s the internal memory of the unit itself. The H: drive is clearly labelled Garmin Edge 800. This is what mine looks like with the Garmin connected. This shows you all of the various drives in your computer, plus any attached storage devices. In Windows, the best way to do this is to double-click the My Computer icon on your desktop.

Hey, it’s like riding a bike! You have the GPX file on your computer, and you just need to move or transfer it over to the Garmin device.Ĭonnect the Garmin to the computer with a USB cable.Ĭheck that you can “see” the device, plus its memory card (if there’s one installed). This is the bit that seems to stump some people, but it’s really rather easy once you’ve done it once or twice. Try to pay attention to where your computer will save the file, because you need to be able to locate it later. Otherwise, it would be worth looking for a section about the route details, and look for a link to download the GPX file. If you’ve entered a paid event, chances are that you’ll get an email from them at some point with instructions about how to download the file. The first step is to download the GPX file so that you have a copy on your computer. #1 Download the GPX file from the event website. The instructions from Evans for downloading their GPX file were pathetic. I had spent two hours faffing around and you cured my problem really quickly. Your video on downloading a GPX was excellent.

Here’s what one ScarletFire reader had to say about the video: The video includes a great tip not included in the text version below. If you’ve got a Garmin Edge 25, you will also want to read this post first. Here’s a step by step guide showing you how to load a GPX file of a sportive to your Garmin Bike GPS computer. By the way, if you need some serious tips about how to survive your first BIG ride, try this post. So, you’ve got a big event or route coming up? Congratulations, that’s awesome, particularly if it’s your first.

How do I transfer the GPX file to my Garmin?” I frequently get questions from readers, and one that crops up quite often goes something like this – “I’m doing a sportive event soon and I’ve downloaded the GPX of the route.

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