Run out of time 2 chose GPS (basic requirements Here) HELP !

[Boris-of-oxlea]

I have been trawling through the endless info on GPS. Admittedly I may have left it late as I wasn't going to get one.

Went to Comet (the salesmen didn't know which ones were water proof or suitable for a bike even)

Went to Halfords ( The salesman there knew Jack Sh*% )

Tried reading up on it all !!! Brains drying up, and I've go a 1000 other things pressing. HELP.....

I just want to:

1/Buy a bike to bike radio chat system, so I can comunicate with my Pal. & my pillion later, that may be compatable with these if thats poss.

2/Plug my mobile in ( which has bluetooth and MP3 apparently, got it yesterday) get calls or txt if possible. Music wuld be a benefiit (would buy a MP3 or Pod if compatable) I realise I'm so out of date on this shit.

3/Have an easy programmable system for routes in Europe.Or battery and charger if adequate (but I'm away for a month.

4/Have an easy connecting power supply for it, and a mounting kit obtainable within 7 days. I read about those options here.

If anyone here has been through this quagmire of technical time enveloping comparisons and can point me in the right direction I will be extremely grateful. Really. Truely. definately. absolutely.

GP12 04

Thanks chaps.

 

[shedracer]

Garmin 2820, does everything you want now. Autocom or Baehr systems for your bike to bike, my preference is Baehr, Dutch will sort you out with 1st class service.

 

[Lord Snooty]

Check out the Accessories section in Useful Links on this site, there are numerous companies listed that do intercom systems with all of the functionality you need.

http://www.ukgser.com/links/#accessories

Autocom are used widely but are expensive, others like Intaride are establishing a reputation for good systems at a cheaper price.