Last updated: July 30th, 2020.
Even though some cities have dedicated bicycle infrastructure, it's of no use if you don't know where it is. While Google Maps is excellent for car navigation (and the dominant market leader), it often has patchy cycle infrastructure coverage and tends to generate cycle routes on busy roads.
The best dataset of cycle infrastructure worldwide (and in Sydney) is OpenStreetMap . OpenStreetMap is like Wikipedia but a map; anybody can edit it, and the sheer number of contributors ensures accurate data. Many cyclists (including myself) contribute to this dataset.
While the data is extremely detailed (see this page for some of the detail OSM captures), the niche market of cyclist navigation means there aren't many apps that have a polished user experience. This comparison of navigation apps is biased towards commuter-focused, easy to use apps.
Below: Display of OpenStreetMap cycling data in Sydney using cycleosm.org - it's pretty detailed hey! Check the data near where you live - chances are it's great, and if not head to openstreetmap.org to fix it. (note: you'll need to zoom in to see new features like some pop-up cycleways, zoomed out views are updated once a week on this map)
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