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6 Posts | Latest reply on 02/07/2014 20:16:10 by Steve_H | Go to original / last post

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Can anyone recommend a decent satnav holder for a bike

Message posted by Deleted Member on 07 June 2014 at 16:12

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Deleted Member @ 07/06/2014 16:12:52

zzrbabe42

In: furry tree rat h
Posts: 2353

have a look on ebay wolfy me and russ both got one of these and theyre ace.
261485787751
if you just type in bike sat nave case it brings them up but make sure you click uk only sellers.theyre waterproof and adjustable and easy to read even when its sunny i use ours all the time when im out Thumbs Up

Message posted by zzrbabe42 on 08 June 2014 at 07:09

zzrbabe42 @ 08/06/2014 07:09:06

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Thankyou that's great I've seen them on eBay but saw bad write ups but if you're fine with them il get one

Message posted by Deleted Member on 08 June 2014 at 07:29

Deleted Member @ 08/06/2014 07:29:44

zzrbabe42

In: furry tree rat h
Posts: 2353

ive never had a problem with ours Thumbs Up

some people might if they dont have the normal round bars ie: clip ons etc.but they have foam inserts of different thickness so you pad it out to stop sat nav from moving around and the clip that goes on your bars has a foam insert to help it grip.russ went all round ireland with his up to 120mph and was ace Big smile

Message posted by zzrbabe42 on 08 June 2014 at 07:41

zzrbabe42 @ 08/06/2014 07:41:18

Fatbob16

In: Buckley
Posts: 683

I never fit my sat naff to the bike, I leave it in my pocket and just listen to destructions through my intercom, saves swapping from bike to bike.
Also less distraction to the eye, it only takes a second too long glaring at the screen as it takes you the wrong way, or even worse, as I have seen a few times, altering the settings as you ride, and you take your eye off the ball !
Less distractions the better with my limited brain cells lol

Message posted by Fatbob16 on 01 July 2014 at 04:01

Fatbob16 @ 01/07/2014 04:01:06

Steve_H

In: Teesdale
Posts: 2185

I very rarely use a satnav on the bike. When I do it's my cheapo car one in a natty little handlebar mounted holder, about £20 online. But the battery usually goes flat and it tries to send me onto boring roads!
All the bits about getting distracted hold true.
I usually just use my phone if I get lost. Pull over and fire up view ranger, it shows the map and current location and I figure it out from there. And of course it's free.

Message posted by Steve_H on 02 July 2014 at 20:16

Steve_H @ 02/07/2014 20:16:10

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