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[becoyote]

Brand new in box, never opened $175 shipped conus.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00BHADL3U/ref=s9_al_bw_g422_i1


There was a huge sale on these a bit ago and I bought two. I am using one and I like it but I need other things more than a 2nd gps on the shelf. Just looking to get my money back ofter taxes and shipping etc.

 

[hppants]

I'm interested in knowing how that GPS connects to the bike battery? Is the cable "hard wired" to the GPS? If not, what is the connection between the cable and the GPS (Mini-usb, micro-usb, other)?

Also, if you use the TYRE software for this unit, have you had any luck converting a google maps route to the TYRE in order to get it eventually into the GPS, and if so, has that gone well? I find the TYRE map of the US roads to be fairly inaccurate.

Finally, does that GPS have an audio output port for turn by turn instructions? I'd like to be able to run that through my ampli-rider so I can hear "Debbie" tell me where to turn in my ear buds.

Thanks.

 

[becoyote]

The gps connects to an easy to use mount with an included ram ball. The cable could be hardwired to the bike but I put a plug on my other one to make it easy to move between bikes,

I haven't played with Tyre.

I don't believe there is a hard wired audio out, but the unit is bluetooth, You could use a BT adapter on your amplirider.

 

[Pterodactyl]

$300 on Amazon now. Your's is a great deal.

I use a TomTom on my Tenere. Takes some time to adjust to the difference in operating systems between it and the Garmin on my FJR, but I like the TomTom just fine. I do not want to listen to anything or anyone while riding, and I do not use any sort of route planning software so I cannot help you there.

 

[s.ga.rider]

I wired mine straight to the battery and mounted it a triple tree but from mcl

 

[Rambler60]

pm sent.

 

[becoyote]

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