Beeline Moto navigation

[Wapping]

Thanks, interesting. Not put me off yet, it sounds like the halfway house I need between paper maps and a handwritten note of junctions, and a full on, bright and busy sat nav.

For that and that alone, I think it would be near enough perfect. Small device on the bike. Phone in tank bag or pocket. Job done.

 

[Wapping]

I meant to add, the Beeline app is very simple to use.

 

[Berin]

I have one, for bikes where I don’t want a wacking great screen, like my Norton 961, and for other bikes I ride that don’t have satnavs.

Fixes on in a moment, battery lasts all day-just the job.

 

[Northern jock]

The beeline 2 is currently on offer for £161 with a free bar mount, normally £30. I’ve bought from Sportsbikeshop but a few places have reduced and price matched each other

 

[Guru Gora]

The beeline 2 is currently on offer for £161 with a free bar mount, normally £30. I’ve bought from Sportsbikeshop but a few places have reduced and price matched each other

Good spot, got one thanks.

 

[Wapping]

It’s a very good (ie. simple) device for straightforward navigation of basic roads. It’s not so good at complicated junctions nor in busy cities, but that alone shouldn’t put too many people off. It is, if you like, the antithesis of those that like bigger and bigger screens, doing more and more ‘stuff’.

The latest ‘colour’ version is a decent jump forward over the past.