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Anyone have a portable navigator on their rides?

I've only ever seen one bike with one fixed.

Work is offering to buy a Navman iCN 320 but not sure if this can be
attached, or is suitable for a motorbike

http://www.mrgadget.com.au/catalog/navm ... -1689.html
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Post by Smitty »

hmmmm

think Andi (javaman) has one on his bike
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Cheeks has one one her 6R...

ICN520 from memory. :?
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Hey Kishy, can you please change your pic - not really appropriate for a bike forum :?
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When I bought mine my criteria was:

1. Must be waterproof

2. Must able to do auto routing (don't want to loook too long at GPS while riding lol)

3. Can connect to 12v source.

Which comes to Garmin 60c + Australian City Navigator map. Very happy with it, except that the map was not too good with back roads, i.e. reefton is not there! I just complement it with $7 victoria map.
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Thanx mate.

Will do a bit of ringing around & searching online :wink:
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Post by Stereo »

I like the little reports Java gets out of it.... hehehe


NNE 230 degrees, 270kph, 950m
NN 238 degrees, 210kph, 200m
N, 240 degrees, 180kph, 50m
W, 120 degrees, 220kph, 1840m

its a chuckle
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Stereo wrote:I like the little reports Java gets out of it.... hehehe


NNE 230 degrees, 270kph, 950m
NN 238 degrees, 210kph, 200m
N, 240 degrees, 180kph, 50m
W, 120 degrees, 220kph, 1840m

its a chuckle


That's not *my* gps reading your honour... or the satellites must've been off orbit :lol:
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Re: Bike Navigator

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Kishy wrote:Anyone have a portable navigator on their rides?

I've only ever seen one bike with one fixed.

Work is offering to buy a Navman iCN 320 but not sure if this can be
attached, or is suitable for a motorbike

http://www.mrgadget.com.au/catalog/navm ... -1689.html


April edition of Cycle Torque (free at local bikeshop) page 26.

Check that out . Looks more expensive, but it's designed for bikes. 3D maps, touchscreen, waterproof, bluetooth earpiece you can also hook your mobile phone up to, etc.
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Post by mick_dundee »

I tought Ponti had one hooked up for the ride down to the supers recently?
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Colette wrote:Hey Kishy, can you please change your pic - not really appropriate for a bike forum :?


Get your mind outta the gutter :D
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Tyre Kicker wrote:
Kishy wrote:Anyone have a portable navigator on their rides?

I've only ever seen one bike with one fixed.

Work is offering to buy a Navman iCN 320 but not sure if this can be
attached, or is suitable for a motorbike

http://www.mrgadget.com.au/catalog/navm ... -1689.html


April edition of Cycle Torque (free at local bikeshop) page 26.

Check that out . Looks more expensive, but it's designed for bikes. 3D maps, touchscreen, waterproof, bluetooth earpiece you can also hook your mobile phone up to, etc.


Thanx dawg :wink:

Got that edition at home, so will have a look tonight :P
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it would be a goos think to have but it could be a bit distracting
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Colette wrote:Hey Kishy, can you please change your pic - not really appropriate for a bike forum :?


come on colette, its only a banana. i'm sure u have eaten banana's too. :lol:
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mrmina wrote:
Colette wrote:Hey Kishy, can you please change your pic - not really appropriate for a bike forum :?


come on colette, its only a banana. i'm sure u have eaten banana's too. :lol:


She must have a vibrator that looks just like a banana :lol:


mrmina wrote:it would be a goos think to have but it could be a bit distracting


Bro I need one. I ride everywhere & tired of having to
go into fuckin servo's all the time to work out where I am :P
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