New zūmoŽ 350LM
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Road Warrior
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New zūmoŽ 350LM
Interesting device, but doesn't have mp3 player or sat radio. More models to come would be my guess.
The 660 or 665 screens are a joke in sunlight, hopefully this unit is like or better than the 550 for brightness.
Check it out, new features are pretty cool.
https://buy.garmin.com/shop/shop.do?cID=135&pID=107979
The 660 or 665 screens are a joke in sunlight, hopefully this unit is like or better than the 550 for brightness.
Check it out, new features are pretty cool.
https://buy.garmin.com/shop/shop.do?cID=135&pID=107979
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I have had the 660 for about 2 years and love it. There are times in direct sunlight that it can be a bit difficult to see but certainly better than any cage model and can still be seen. Also it has been through many many storms without a hiccup. I tried a nuvi first and the folks that say I just put a baggy/condom over it in the rain are just kidding themselves. They are already sight diminished and washed out by any sunlight. I tried a hood but that was only a little help. I have to laugh at the people that spend 20k and up on their bikes/accessories/upgrades but won't flip for a GPS designed for a bike. I NEED mine for the places I choose to go. PGR missions, intentionally getting lost, finding a gas station or whatever when I need anything. It is a part of my bike just as much as the throttle or anything else.
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Yes, that's my beauty in the avatar. I also carry The Beast, an FNP45. Don't Tread On Me!!!!!
On the Garmin. Have no issue seeing the 665. Course if this is improved I would like to see it, but need XM/MP3...
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I have had the 660 for about 2 years and love it. There are times in direct sunlight that it can be a bit difficult to see but certainly better than any cage model and can still be seen. Also it has been through many many storms without a hiccup. I tried a nuvi first and the folks that say I just put a baggy/condom over it in the rain are just kidding themselves. They are already sight diminished and washed out by any sunlight. I tried a hood but that was only a little help. I have to laugh at the people that spend 20k and up on their bikes/accessories/upgrades but won't flip for a GPS designed for a bike. I NEED mine for the places I choose to go. PGR missions, intentionally getting lost, finding a gas station or whatever when I need anything. It is a part of my bike just as much as the throttle or anything else.
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Road Master
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My 450 is on its last legs. I'm holding out for whatever Garmin has in the pipe line to come. I'm betting on something with a screen like the Nook with their VividView™ screen and with Android based OS. They have to do something to compete with the Smartphones.
Just ordered the 1450 ($99, couldn't resist) in the mean time.
Just ordered the 1450 ($99, couldn't resist) in the mean time.
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