Gps
Cruiser
Joined: Aug 2008
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I have the 765T and ram mount. Works great no problems so far. From what I was told there would be a problem with vibration, because of the circuitry they use now. Forget what they call it. Just have to worry about the rain.
Road Captain
Joined: Aug 2007
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I have a Garmin 760 in my truck- I don't believe it is waterproof although I am going to try to adapt it for my bike. The Garmins specifically for motorcycles seem to have rider friendly controls and cost a lot more!!!
Road Master
Joined: Jan 2007
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From: NWFL
i've had a couple over the last 5 yrs. be sure to get one that has an internal battery that you can use when not plugged into the bike. i like to find local resturants etc without having to plug into power
Intermediate
Joined: Aug 2008
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I use a 755T http://www.compuplus.com/i-Garmin-Nu...658nfz7w69r660
This a $550.00 GPS you can get one at that link for $327.00 they also have your 760 for $209.00 I use a Ram Mount works great, and you can even use the touch screen with gloves on.
Bob
This a $550.00 GPS you can get one at that link for $327.00 they also have your 760 for $209.00 I use a Ram Mount works great, and you can even use the touch screen with gloves on.
Bob
I saw your post and was wondering if the RAM cradle for the Nuvi 755t has room for the Nuvi cradle? Just got my Nuvi 755t and it looks like the 12V power cable connects only to the Nuvi cradle, and not to the Nuvi itself. Are you able to connect your 12v power cable when your Nuvi is on the RAM mount?
thanks for any advice you can provide
Road Warrior
Joined: Jan 2006
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From: Waynesville, NC
Ya know, I thought that same thing until I ordered it. The factory cradle fits inside of the ram mount. No issue with the power plug into the GPS either. It is all good, and no issues with it fitting at all. Just be careful on the power adapter for the bike, it is close to the gas tank.