Connect a USB drive to the computer. The USB drive must be formatted to FAT16 or FAT32 (commonly used by most PCs).
Open Ride Planner (www.h-d.com > Owners > Ride Planner).
Create a new route or select an existing route (H-D Great Road, rider-submitted road or personally saved road).
1. See Figure 1. Add locations for major destinations, such as the start point and end point.
2. Add waypoints for other minor stopping points or desired roadways to be traveled.
Select GPS Sync.
Select Manual Mode.
Select Save As GPX File.
Add a unique name for the route, and select Export Stops and Waypoints.
Save the GPX file to the USB drive. By default, Ride Planner will name the file as "HDRoute.gpx". Rename the file to a unique name as necessary.
Remove the USB drive and import the file into the radio. See Navigation → Importing a Route.

NOTE

See Figure 2. Ride Planner exports each pair of locations as a separate trip (even though the entire Ride Planner route is exported as a single GPX file). In the example, the route from Location 1 to Location 2 (with the intermediate waypoints) is exported as a trip. The route from Location 2 to Location 3 is exported as a separate trip.
The Boom! Box navigation system does not differentiate between locations and waypoints. All items are imported as destinations. When plotting a route, remember that each trip can only include a total of nine destinations.
Ride Planner exports locations and waypoints into the GPX file. It does not export the highlighted route. The exact routing between destinations may be calculated differently within the radio than shown in Ride Planner. To plot a particular path, you may need to add waypoints along the desired route. Also, the route calculation can be affect by system settings such as route preferences (scenic, fastest, shortest or twisty) and avoidances (such as toll roads, unpaved roads and so on). See Navigation → Route Preferences and Avoidances.

Figure 1. Ride Planner

1	Locations
2	Waypoints
3	Highlighted route (not exported)
4	Exports into GPX file as first trip
5	Exports into GPX file as second trip

Figure 2. Ride Planner Example