Sat Nav
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There are various mounts on the market......Ram, Migsel, Touratech etc. Some Navs come with a full bike mounting kit, usually Ram.
As for wiring it on your bike, I avoided the Canbus and took the lead straight to the battery. The advantage of this is that it does not power down when I switch off the ignition so I can still change routes etc. It is also very easy to fit yourself.
I never leave the Sat Nav on the bike, so draining the battery is not an issue.
Hope this helps
Mike
As for wiring it on your bike, I avoided the Canbus and took the lead straight to the battery. The advantage of this is that it does not power down when I switch off the ignition so I can still change routes etc. It is also very easy to fit yourself.
I never leave the Sat Nav on the bike, so draining the battery is not an issue.
Hope this helps
Mike
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Have a look for a second hand Zumo, thay are fantastic bits of kit.
You will need a BMW plug which fits straight into the Canbus near the headstock. If you look there, you will see it cable tied to the headstock. Really east to do
If you need a grown up to fit it, Steptoe is in West London so give him a shout
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A brand new Zumo 220 is £300 on Amazon, a canbus plug £8 from BMW.
Fitting a similar (£400)Zumo 660 to a GS took me around a slow hour with lots of cable ties - although I had to get some help ID-ing the correct female end tucked behind the clocks.
SS7
Fitting a similar (£400)Zumo 660 to a GS took me around a slow hour with lots of cable ties - although I had to get some help ID-ing the correct female end tucked behind the clocks.
SS7
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