IS MOTORRAD GPS WORTH THE EXTRA £££

[_pi_]

Also you might be interested to know that Garmin have released (or are about to) an updated SPIII in the USA and Canada. Dont recall the name though. Think it takes standard memory cards too (which would increase capcity and lower cost).

Also doesnt this price make you sick...

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?id=1051384102203&skuId=4790612&type=product

 

[BurnieM]

It is the SP2610.

It has much faster route recalculation and map redraw. Uses compact flash memory cards and USB to load maps.

about US$800

 

[MikeO]

It is the SP2610.

It has much faster route recalculation and map redraw. Uses compact flash memory cards and USB to load maps.

about US$800

Released in addition to the SPIII, not to replace it. Check out the small print, especially as regards weather protection.....

Mike

 

[BurnieM]

I cannot find where they say either the SPIII or SP2610 is waterproof to IPX7 but my clear understanding is that both, for all practical motorcycling purposes, are waterproof.

Nobody seems to have released a motorcycle mount for the SP2610 (yet).

 

[Greg Masters]

I cannot find where they say either the SPIII or SP2610 is waterproof to IPX7....

Look here and check SPIII and enter.

Nobody seems to have released a motorcycle mount for the SP2610 (yet).

I think that the mounts are the same as the SPIII.

Greg

 

[BurnieM]

It uses the same Garmin auto base which appears to be attached to the unit itself rather than a bracket like the SPIII.

No good for bikes but RAM and Tourtech will probably have something shortly.