GPS question

[Sin_Tiger]

I've used various GPS and PDA's with recievers in and on vehicles since the early 90's and it's amazing what can be done with a bit of ingenuity.......... but ..........and maybe it's an age thing I find the latest waterproof bike ones just so much easier than faffing around with boxes and bits of cable so I'm biased here. A big issue for me is, stop, unclip, into a pocket and reverse when I'm ready to go again

I used the Zumo 550 for a bit over a year and have now traded up to a 660. Both brilliant bits of kit, there was nothing wrong with the 550, I actually preferred the buttons and the big chunky mount,  I was having BT issues that the A2DP promised to resolve  :roll: not quite.

The point I'm getting to, eventually, is I haven't put the 550 up for sale yet, I lent it to a friend to try but he hasn't even mounted it yet, so if your budget will stretch to it I am willing to send it back to the UK or bring it back around late May. Not sure I should be posting this here but might as well be hung for a sheep as much as a lamb, I'd probably be looking for about 240 quid neg. , if that's in the ball park and you're interested let me know.

[RT]

You get get refurb garmin 2610 pretty cheap and easy to read when riding even for us folks with tri-focals.  downside is they no longer support the software.

[JasonS]

You get get refurb garmin 2610 pretty cheap and easy to read when riding even for us folks with tri-focals.  downside is they no longer support the software.

The 2730 series is also a good choice if you can find one. They were sold with the XM radio/antenna puck... XM radio through the GPS...