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L3nny · 11-09-17, 03:18 PM

After faffing about with phones, car sat navs and everything in between I decided to bend over and get taken for the £400 for a TomTom Rider 400

Yes it is way overpriced for what it is but it is so much less of a faff than using any other system.

You can plan routes in it with Tyre or on Motogoloco, it's easy enough to see in bright sunshine. It has a mount which charges it off the bike and is easy to fit and wire up.

Had it 2 years now and it still looks brand new, comes with lifetime map upgrades too so should last a long time.

11-09-17, 03:18 PM	#10
L3nny Member Mega Poster Join Date: May 2008 Location: MK Posts: 2,109	Re: Bike Sat Nav After faffing about with phones, car sat navs and everything in between I decided to bend over and get taken for the £400 for a TomTom Rider 400 Yes it is way overpriced for what it is but it is so much less of a faff than using any other system. You can plan routes in it with Tyre or on Motogoloco, it's easy enough to see in bright sunshine. It has a mount which charges it off the bike and is easy to fit and wire up. Had it 2 years now and it still looks brand new, comes with lifetime map upgrades too so should last a long time. __________________ 2015 GS 1200 Adventure