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I never touch the screen. Everything can be done with the joystick/buttons...No need to take your hands off the grips.
almost everything-I've found when doing a route, when add a change that goes over unpaved road, a warning that comes up has an "OK" that need to press screen, then there is another warning with "OK" that needs screen pressed again.
I also always use joysticks, but seems everytime it sets me aback when I see the warning still present, after I already toggled OK.
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