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Old Mar 15, 2024 | 09:22 AM
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Skyline OS Harley-Davidson Embedded Navigation now shows available with self-install or dealer install.


 
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Old Mar 15, 2024 | 09:52 AM
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Use Carplay or Android auto and save the money.
 
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Use Carplay or Android auto and save the money.
As long as one has a data connection....ok
 
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As long as one has a data connection....ok
You can cache multple state navigation data locally on your phone with Google Maps. Not an issue. Next incorrect assumption?
 

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My 23 CVO has it pre installed, never used it until the Skyline head unit was introduced, In touring mode it fills the screen and looks amazing, I run Waze in the background for the usual alerts and warnings.
 
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You can cache multple state navigation data locally on your phone with Google Maps. Not an issue. Next incorrect assumption?
Sure, that's great if you just want to go A to B like Google Maps wants to take you.
How do you plan custom routes though with multiple waypoints, save it, and use when touring?
 
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Originally Posted by lefty33
Sure, that's great if you just want to go A to B like Google Maps wants to take you.
How do you plan custom routes though with multiple waypoints, save it, and use when touring?
It all depends on your methods. I save locations in Google Maps under "hotels" "sights to see" and "Food" and at a fuel stop or planned stop I just call up the next stop. You can also put in intersections if you want. The point is you can save maps for out-of-service areas, and not pay for an outdated map on your bike.
It's not as fluid as a planned route, but it is flexible and you already paid for it in your phone, and it is more current.

And with Android Auto, it displays on my head unit.
 
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Originally Posted by lefty33
Sure, that's great if you just want to go A to B like Google Maps wants to take you.
How do you plan custom routes though with multiple waypoints, save it, and use when touring?
You can add as many stops along a route as you want. You can choose no highways, no tolls, or no ferries. You can preview the entire route. I just made a generic trip in my Google maps on my phone. I don't know if the desktop version allows more tweaking to customize the actual streets and roads you want to take. It's all I have used for years. Click download to save it.







 
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Originally Posted by Buelligan666
You can add as many stops along a route as you want. You can choose no highways, no tolls, or no ferries. You can preview the entire route. I just made a generic trip in my Google maps on my phone. I don't know if the desktop version allows more tweaking to customize the actual streets and roads you want to take. It's all I have used for years. Click download to save it.
Thanks for this Buell. I'll have to try it again. I prefer to use my desktop (66 year old eyes don't like little screens) to plan my routes. The last time I tried...planned & saved a route on my desktop, it was nowhere to be found on my iPhone?

The HD Ride Planner (for GTS/GT head units) is a bit cumbersome to learn but I like it. I plan my trips/routes on my desktop and it's automatically saved on the phone app. Then the next time I start up the bike, it asks if I want to save/download the route...a couple of prompts and done. Pretty simple.
 
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Once you save your offline map. Open Google maps on your phone. Click the circle with your initial in it. Then scroll down to offline maps.


 
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