GPS

[dsn1]

I am looking for a decent GPS for a 2006 Ultra Classic...I have the advanced audio system with XM radio and Bluetooth installed as extras. I was wondering if the GPS upgrade for the advanced audio system was worth the money or is there a better system out there.

I am looking for voice directions and possibly bluetooth oriented to hear in my helmet.[b]

[Wide]

Welcome to the forum


I use a Garmin Nuvi, really sweet unit

We have a GPS section, may want to check it out

GPS section here

[CurryBob]

I have a Garmin Nuvi also. Ram has a very nice handle-bar mount for them also. Much cheaper that way plus I can use in my car when not on the bike.

Bob

[jammin]

Take a look at this unit..

http://web14.p15155030.pureserver.in...hp?id=169&L=1#


supposed to be distributed by Hot Toppers also, according to Hot Bike Mag.

[72_Ironhead]

i like my rino 530. asome gps with built in gmrs radio that can transmit location to other rino users or communications with other scoots. i use same gps on wild fires

[CurryBob]

72_Ironhead

Tell me more and do you have photo and website. You use this for bike to bike communications???

thanks

Bob

[anarchy]

here's a link to the rino 530...

kinda looks like a swiss army knife of communications...

[junior]

a guy we traveled with this past summer had a garmin zumo. it worked great. if you notice, most all of the aftermarket gps units have larger, full color displays. you've seen how big the screen is on your radio. i wouldn't be able to read it....

j

[Padog]

I use the Garmin Zumo and it is great! It comes with both the bike and car mount and has all the latest features!

[arthureld]

If I was to buy another GPS for motorcycle use, it would be the Zumo. The Zumo is made for motorcycles. It's waterproof and has a replaceable battery which means you can carry a spare.
Nuvi doesn't have a replaceable battery and isn't waterproof.