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Nav devices


Evening all,

what are your preferred navigation devices you use on the bike, Im probably looking to use memory map to plan routes, what do you all find best and easiest to use.

thanks in advance 



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Android phone running the 'Memory Map for All' app.



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Tribey wrote:

Android phone running the 'Memory Map for All' app.


 Same for me



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Garmin Montana 600 running Memory map & plotting routes with M.map on lap top, transfer route to Montana via lap top 

I have two Road Angels for sale if you want to try a cheap entry level into navigation, runs M.map on a waterproof device, tons of people use to use these devices (including me) then moved on to something else. Good units will need a live feed from battery, mind you I think all units need a live feed smile

 



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I phone running memory map and a Garmin montana as back up

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I use XGody chinese truck sat nav, 7", cos Im blind.
Done me for 5 years, MM, cost £35 delivered in the day.
Plus w/proof case £14
Bonus - nobody will steel it and I wont burst into tears whn smashed.
I use better on my TET bike, but still Ying Tong, about £100. Really good screen and 100% waterproof.

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Memorymap on pc for planning routes is far better than several maps spread out on the dining room table.

Memorised local routes within 25 miles of home, laminated paper map on handlebars for rides further afield.

Many folk are over reliant on technology and lack the backup of paper maps for flat battery or other tech malfunctions.

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Yup, can second that!!
Maps, you can relate one village to the other etc.
I went with a friend N to S France.
I didn't have either.
Loved the trip, but not a clue where I was overall

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