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I've been playing with the idea of getting a Garmin GPS on my 03 FLHR bu tI just found out the damn things are an investment. ANyone have any expierince with them good or bad? Thanks[8D]
I've been playing with the idea of getting a Garmin GPS on my 03 FLHR bu tI just found out the damn things are an investment. ANyone have any expierince with them good or bad? Thanks[8D]
I was thinking of the same thing. Then I found out my cell phone has a GPS application. It works great. If I use it during the month I pay like 9 dollars extra and if I don't I don't think I pay any extra. Idid some math and it isway cheaper and I don't have to worry about someone stealing my GPS unit.=)
Lowryder
Garmin Nuvi 360 for my truck, great little device for the money, beats my wife's Lexus Built In Nav system. I believe the Tom-Tom and Garmin Zumo for the bikes are good choices. I am using a handheld Garmin GPSMAP60csx on my bike for now, until I can rig up my nuvi. The good thing about the nuvi/zumo is the built in database for finding gas/food/rest areas etc. I'm sure they're all like that. Anyway, check out this link for good reviews on them all: http://www.gpsreview.net/
good point...I have Verizon so I'll check in out...the thing that sucks about it is that the damn viewfinder on the phone is small...I guess I need to ride with my reading glasses...laugh...thanks
thanks I was looking at the nuvi/zumo....guess I wasn't prepared for the sticker shock....laugh...I have a nuvi 200 for my truck it works pretty good...thanks for the link I'll check it out
Ive been checkin it out also,,,,,
Garmin zumo 550 is what 90% in here use,,I found it on the net for like $650
some say the 450 is good also but then you need to buy bike adapter/mounts.
its a lot of coin for a toy,,, but buy it right the first time,,,,save $ in the long run
besides these models are made for bikes, rain, vibration/bike roads.etc. and can be used in car also
I'll have one by spring, thats for sure. prob'y Garmin zumo 550
I've been playing with the idea of getting a Garmin GPS on my 03 FLHR bu tI just found out the damn things are an investment. ANyone have any expierince with them good or bad? Thanks[8D]
I was thinking of the same thing. Then I found out my cell phone has a GPS application. It works great. If I use it during the month I pay like 9 dollars extra and if I don't I don't think I pay any extra. Idid some math and it isway cheaper and I don't have to worry about someone stealing my GPS unit.=)
Lowryder
I do the same thing.I use the VZ navigator on my Verizon phone.I was in Chicago recently and I used it for 3 days straight.
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