App (cyclemeter) is not an option in 'open in' ?

I'm trying to open a GPX file from email into cyclemeter, when I go to the list of options to open in, cyclemeter is not there. I've tried reinstalling it. I've tried deleting the other apps displayed in 'open in'. I've also tried it on my ipad. Same problem.
Any suggestions?

Using mail softwares like Outlook creates problems like the gpx or klm files turns into "winmail.dat"
solved the problem with:
used ridewithgps.com to create gpx or tcx files.
downloaded from website and attached to email (hotmail)
sended the file myself, opened it on my iphone 4s (not with the safari but with default mail app)
click on attachment, on right top there is "open in" menu
choose cyclemeter
worked like charm...
so in ur case
attach the gpx to hotmail
mail to yourself
open it in default mail app
open in cyclemeter
hope it helps

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