BEST GPS UNIT FOR £600

[graham h]

So what about other brands ie Navman,Tomtom,Magellan are these not suitable ie not water proof? OR just not suitable for fitting to motorcycles???

 

[Greg Masters]

I'd contest this point having just returned from a 600mile weekend where i was using my Quest alongside a mate with his 2610, there was no noticeable difference between the two regarding functionality

Try a 3,000 mile trip and you won't have half the maps in the Quest because of its limited memory.

I guess it comes down to the individuals, to decide which they "require" and which would be more advantageous to them...

Absolutely right! Decide what you want from a GPS and then go and find one that is closest on spec.

Greg

 

[Beemer]

Originaly posted by Greg
Try a 3,000 mile trip and you won't have half the maps in the Quest because of its limited memory.

Cant argue regarding memory

Already conceded that point


Stev

 

[RAM-man]

Jon, I had to look at the compass bearing twice (then realised !!).

Judge and others make valid points.

Within this budget, the GPSW 2610 bike bundle will give you the 'boxed' 2610 GPS unit, RAM bike mount, RAM cradle, and power/audio which is 'bang on' budget. If you lower your sites, the Quest bike bundle with RAM mount and cradle is £360 in round figures, in a few weeks add a power lead, then I expect the 'real' differential to be nearer to £200.

The decision or dilemma is .. it comes down to what 'you' want, and its personal choice, and that it suits your needs. I continue to see either the 2610 or Quest as being the two main popular choices. So I guess your choice is which one and how much you 'shell' out.

RAM-man