Detail Zumo pictures

[gpsonaPan]

TWOTTER.

I think I read that post in my "Errors in Mapsourse V8"

PUB closed down for 10 years now THAT is worse...

Pat

 

[ebbo]

More pictures guys (to fuel the fires)

This one shows the screen with a ‘bike’ icon instead of the more usual arrow here
And a few more pictures here

 

[gpsonaPan]

Ebbo.

Lovely pics there.Altho, my international language (esperanto) doesn't cover me for the language used.

I don't know how it works out fuel used tho.Either way I wouldn't trust it to route me to a petrol Station. ;-)

Pat

 

[HMR]

HMR, I’m a keen 276c user myself, but for ‘most’ motorcyclists the Zumo looks ideal. The built in memory alone would be a big improvement on the 276c.

You are probably right that ‘most’ motorcyclists will be quite happy with the Zumo. To my opinion map memory is not a big issue. 512 MB in the 276C takes me a long way. And the 278C will have 2GB built in.

As I see it the main advantage with the Zumo (compared with the 276C) is that it supports POI (speed cameras). Another important advantage is its high sensitive GPS-receiver. I drive quite often in areas with poor GPS-reception where I expect the Zumo to not loose satellites as often as the 276C.

In comparison with 2720 and 2820 I find the Zumo to be superior. Battery + high sensitive GPS-receiver makes all the difference one need! I assume that the Zumo will run the V8NT (or V9NT) map so let's hope that the Zumo is fast enough to handle that map. A lot of people are very disappointed with the slowness and general instability of the Quest2 so let's hope that we won't see the same problems with the Zumo!

 

[Mollers01uk]

Found out from my mate that the zumo will be on display at the nec bike show later this month. I also got a sneak peak of one and it does look and feel pretty good. hope that helps for anyone thinking of getting one.

 

[BurnieM]

For our Sydney readers;

the zumo will be on the GME stand at the Sydney Motor Show (26 Oct to 5 Nov) and
Sydney Motorcycle Show (17-19 Nov)