Garmin zumo 660

Garmin zumo 400

to London in minus degrees when it was raining a monsoon and it behaved beautifully. Has also endured several drops from the bike (when stationary) and survived unscathed. I especially like that it recognises road names. For example, instead of the A2334543 (meaningless if you are trying to find an address on a road name) it will actually say Brook Street , Fairfield Avenue etc. Locations can be stored in the memory and it works in multiple countries. Very user friendly - I especially like the little touches that allow you to pick your onscreen vehicle and that the display changes from a day scene to a night scene when dusk ...

Garmin zumo 400

to London in minus degrees when it was raining a monsoon and it behaved beautifully. Has also endured several drops from the bike (when stationary) and survived unscathed. I especially like that it recognises road names. For example, instead of the A2334543 (meaningless if you are trying to find an address on a road name) it will actually say Brook Street , Fairfield Avenue etc. Locations can be stored in the memory and it works in multiple countries. Very user friendly - I especially like the little touches that allow you to pick your onscreen vehicle and that the display changes from a day scene to a night scene when dusk ...

Garmin zumo 550

have a navigator (the other half) who actually enjoys map reading, so much so that when I use the TomTom she still likes to have a map close to hand just in case Jane sends us the wrong way . Like many people I have come to rely on my sat nav too much. Being a keen motorcyclist and liking to venture out on longer and longer rides is starting to test my sense of direction, and map reading skills. There is only one way to overcome this and that is sat nav for the Triumph, however, unfortunately I couldn t just strap the TomTom on the handlebars and go. Most car sat nav systems aren t bike compatible (I say most because you can buy a bike mount for the Garmin 2610 but ...

Garmin zumo 550

have a navigator (the other half) who actually enjoys map reading, so much so that when I use the TomTom she still likes to have a map close to hand just in case Jane sends us the wrong way . Like many people I have come to rely on my sat nav too much. Being a keen motorcyclist and liking to venture out on longer and longer rides is starting to test my sense of direction, and map reading skills. There is only one way to overcome this and that is sat nav for the Triumph, however, unfortunately I couldn t just strap the TomTom on the handlebars and go. Most car sat nav systems aren t bike compatible (I say most because you can buy a bike mount for the Garmin 2610 but ...