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I've been waiting for someone to ask this. BUY A GARMIN i3 !! Seriously. You will have to find one used as Garmin no longer makes it. But, it will fit in your shirt pocket. I have been using it on my Warrior for the past few years. I think I paid like $100 for it. I LOVE IT !!! Only one drawback that I can see, it is not waterproof. I don't think anybody makes a waterproof unit under three bills or so. Now, this being said, I am doing a 2500 mile trip in June, and DID buy a ZUMO for the Road Glide. I paid fat bucks for it and consider it to be half the quality of my tiny i3. All of this is my opinion, but definitely check out the i3. You can throw a tiny ziploc over it should it rain. AND, my favorite thing is it uses STANDARD batteries. Important, considering that I have another Garmin that is useless off its stand due to the battery failing and not being replaceable.
Nuvi 200 Works great going on my 3rd year. Stick it to the tank. I put a lanyard on just in case it comes loose. Rigging up a mount on the dash when I get time.
I use a Garmin 760 and plug into the cig lighter. Bought the mount at an e-bay store called motorcycle gps mounts. No problems. Sandwich baggie in the rain.
I had been using a Garmin e-trex Legend for the past 3 years, but it was very difficult fro me to see it well while riding. I just got a Tom Tom One XL-S, (now under $200 @ wallyworld). It is great! 4.3" screen is easy to see and suction cup sticks very well if you moisten it and press firmly. I do tie a black safety cord from the mount to my mirror, though. I don't think it is waterproof.
Have a zumo 450 on the bike and a nuvi 500 in the truck both are rated for the bike the zumo comes with a bike mount the mount for nuvi is a assy. in order to hear the instructions with the zumo it has to be pluged into either a radio or headset the nuvi has a built in speaker both have strong points and week points so my only suggestion is buy a garmin, they are the farther of the gps
This mount was like 28 bucks on ebay. The GPS (Nuvi) was 100. I've got to say it...the guys were right. I wish I had spent 7-800 bucks on this instead of 128.
This mount was like 28 bucks on ebay. The GPS (Nuvi) was 100. I've got to say it...the guys were right. I wish I had spent 7-800 bucks on this instead of 128.
Can you map out a route on your computer and then down load it into your Nuvi?
I took the $100 GPS i use in my car, took the mount apart and bolted it to the mirror mount hole. When I had the stock fuel door, I used the suction cup mount on it with no problems.
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