RideLoop
Affiliate disclosure
Last updated October 17, 2026
RideLoop (rideloopcycling.com) plans road cycling loops and sends them to your Garmin. Some of our guides link to shops that sell bike computers and other gear. When you buy through one of those links, RideLoop may earn a commission from the shop, at no extra cost to you. Questions: support@rideloopcycling.com.
Which links earn
- Shop buttons in our guides go through a
rideloopcycling.com/go/…link, and they're marked as sponsored links. Some of them carry a shop's or an affiliate network's tracking code, so the shop knows the sale came from RideLoop. - As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
- We may also earn from other retailers' and brands' affiliate programs, directly or through affiliate networks. Which shops pay us can change; the price you pay never does.
- Links in RideLoop's planner, and links to Garmin Connect for sending a route, don't earn anything.
What it doesn't change
- No brand or shop pays to be in a guide, to be ranked higher, or to be reviewed. What we recommend comes from what works for following a route on the road.
- When a cheaper or older model is the better pick, the guide says so, even when it earns less or nothing.
- RideLoop works with Garmin, but it isn't made by, sponsored by, or affiliated with Garmin, Wahoo, Amazon or any shop we link to. Their names and products are their trademarks.
- Prices in a guide are what we saw on the date the guide shows; check the shop for today's price.
On social media
When a RideLoop post on Instagram or Facebook links to a shop or product we earn from, the post says so.