REVER - Motorcycle GPS & Rides for PC - Free : Windows 10,11 Edition - Free

★ ★ ★ REVER Overview 3l1v1u

What is REVER? REVER is a motorcycle, snowmobile, and offroad GPS app and community that enhances the entire riding experience, from planning to navigating to sharing. It offers thousands of scenic roads, trails, and best areas to explore and ride, in-app planning for custom routes, turn-by-turn GPS navigation, offline maps, 3D playback, and more. The app also allows s to track their rides, compete in challenges, discover hand-curated routes and places to explore, and connect and share with friends and followers.

Software Features and Description 2d1b1y

1. Built specifically for route discovery & navigation, REVER turns your iPhone® into a fully functioning GPS device for your motorcycle, atv, snowmobile, or 4x4 vehicle.

2. Track a whole range of powersports activities including; side-by-side (SxS), ATV, UTV, snowmobile, trikes, Spyder, scooter, personal watercraft, Slingshots, Ford Raptor, Jeeps, 4x4s, and more.

3. The world's largest motorcycle, snowmobile and offroad GPS app and community is all about helping you enjoy the ride, relive the route, and share it with your friends.

4. From planning to navigating to sharing, REVER aims to enhance the entire experience, making it more fun & memorable, while offering convenience and technology to every ride.

5. Your iTunes will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period, and identify the cost of the renewal.

6. CarPlay is a trademark of Apple Inc., ed in the U.S. and other countries.

7. iPhone is a trademark of Apple Inc., ed in the U.S. and other countries.

8. Now with Apple CarPlay® capability, navigating your route has never been easier.

9. • Web planner for scouting at home to create and auto sync planned routes to your mobile device.

10. Turns your phone into the best GPS, using the built-in GPS to navigate you through your route.

11. hips automatically renews unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period.

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GET Compatible PC App

App		Rating	Maker
REVER	Get App ↲	11,955 4.65	Rever, LLC

Or follow the guide below to use on PC:

Select Windows version:

Install REVER - Motorcycle GPS & Rides app on your Windows in 4 steps below:

an Android emulator for PC:
Get either Bluestacks or the Here >> .

Install the emulator:
On your computer, goto the s folder » click to install Bluestacks.exe or Nox.exe » Accept the License Agreements » Follow the on-screen prompts to complete installation.

Using REVER on PC [Windows 10/ 11]:

Open the Emulator app you installed » goto its search bar and search "REVER"
The search will reveal the REVER - Motorcycle GPS & Rides app icon. Open, then click "Install".
Once REVER is ed inside the emulator, locate/click the "All apps" icon to access a page containing all your installed applications including REVER.
Now enjoy REVER on PC.

a Compatible APK for PC

	Developer	Rating	Current version
Get APK for PC →	Rever, LLC	4.65	8.2.1

Get REVER on Apple macOS

	Developer	Reviews	Rating
Get Free on Mac	Rever, LLC	11955	4.65

on Android: Android

- Record distance, duration, elevation, and speed on all rides

- Web planner for scouting and creating planned routes

- Satellite and topographic maps with route line navigation

- Compete in challenges

- Discover thousands of miles of hand-curated routes and places to explore

- Input vehicles and riding gear into the app

- Import GPX files into REVER profile

- Track journeys to display in REVER feed for friends and followers to like and comment

- brands, events, rallies, and friends in a REVER community

- Share routes and photos on social media

- Pro hip with custom turn-by-turn directions, weather radar and alerts, 3D Flyover and Explore, LiveRIDE Safety Features, mobile-route planning, offline maps and rides, in-app GPX import, Butler Maps highlighted road recommendations, point-of-interest with campgrounds, gas stations, restaurants, and hotels, create communities, map styles, and ad-free experience

- Offline GPS navigation with built-in GPS

- Track a range of powersports activities

- Manage hip with automatic renewal

- for problem, suggestion, or feature request.

✔ Pros: 454a4m

- Offers courses for both dirt and street bikes

- Records distance, speed, time, and elevation change

- Allows creation of different bikes in the garage and selection of the one used while tracking

- Can add pictures of the ride

- Handy for preplanning trips with multiple options

☹ Cons: 575f5k

- Does not have lean angle tracking/recording

- In-app editing is not available

- App may log out and delete trip data when the screen is turned off

- subscription required for turn-by-turn directions

- Turn-by-turn directions may not be accurate and the map view is limited

Top Pcmac Reviews 5j27k

Great bike app. Needs lean angle recording.

By fmfhondafox (Pcmac )

This is a great app for motorcyclist. I like that it has courses for dirt and street bikes. It will record distance, speed, time, and elevation change. It allows you to create different bikes in your garage and pick which one you rode while tracking. You can even add pictures of your ride. The only thing I wish this would add is lean angle tracking/ recording. This would be very useful for those of us that ride sport bikes and love to carve up twisty roads.
Close, but no cigar

By d.tour (Pcmac )

I used this app for a couple years. I was a most of that time. However, somewhere along the line, the app stopped working for me. Every time the app closed, I’d be forced to again. This wouldn’t be too much of an issue if it didn’t happen when I turned my screen off during a break or a long stretch of road to save battery. When I did this, the app would log me out, deleting any trip data I just gained. This also ruined the use of the REVERGo thing. If my app is logged out, it wouldn’t auto track my rides. Since the app seemed to be failing me, I tried the Rlink device out, for about an hour. Since the app kept hanging or crashing while activating, I was never able to actually get a ride in with it. Luckily, customer service was quick to help me out and let me return it. After that, I cancelled my hip and have been looking for alternatives. Still, I try the app whenever they have an update in hopes that my issues are solved. They’re not.
Pretty good app

By AmazingGrundy (Pcmac )

Have to agree with others comments about in App editing (or lack there of). Not a deal breaker. Used this exclusively for our recent trip around WA, ID, and MT. I had set up several preplanned routes in the weeks before. Was handy to have multiple options as our plans changed. I think if you’re meticulous about your trip preplanning, it’s a pretty decent app for that. For tracking it does alright too. Burns through my battery on my phone pretty quickly (wasn’t plugged in all the way). Had a couple incidents where it kept tracking me but randomly kicked off of the map page for whatever reason. All in all I think I might like it better than Gaia, as it offers the options for Trails, touring, adventure and other filters. A good solid 4 stars.
Maybe I should have restarted it?

By The Real Gucci Mane (Pcmac )

Edit: so I switched from 3 starts to 1 because you have to pay for turn by turn directions? Lmaooooooo I’m good. For some reason it didn’t show me turn by turn directions. The top of the screen was a white block (I’m assuming inside is where the “turn left here” message goes) and the bottom of the screen just stated where I was going. Wasn’t useful at all and it didn’t help that I only had maybe 3 1/2 inches of view in the map since the top and bottom was covered in white. Not only that but when it marked that I arrived at my destination it was way off. I was 2-3 blocks off my destination. Maybe I should have pulled over and restarted my app but I shouldn’t have to do that since I constantly kill background apps I don’t use. I’m sure this is a good app when it works but I’m going to stick to google maps from now on.