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I'm using it with no problems. Large screen, mP3 player. Will broadcast directions through your radio. It will even find your bike...if you happen to forget where you parked. I switch it back and forth between all my vehicles. I had a Garmin 2720, I think that was the model. Built for motorcycle use. I sold it and bought the 760 for all the features it has. No regrets. If I get caught in a rainstorm I either take it off or cover it. Works great for me.
What i like in a unit. Large screen, easy to operate buttons (with gloves), ability to preprogram next days towns, MP3 player, a battery inside so i can use it when i'm off the bike.
Here is a new spin use it and it works like a charm. I travel a lot for business so I have a need to carry a GPS with me. I have a new blackberry storm and signed up for the VZ navigator 9.99 a month. This think is amazing I no longer need to travel with a device just have my phone with is always on me. This has all the features of a full gps and more include traffic. The thing is it will work with Bluetooth headset so on my bike it works with my Scala Q2 like a charm, I don't even mount it the directions are so well spoken I do not need to look at the screen so it is one less thing to worry about. Maps are always updated with no cost.
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