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Hey Condor,

How are you? Great I hope..

Yep, I've been looking at GPS units, and have my sites on the Zumo 550.

I noticed on this one, that all the Pre-loaded U.S. maps are from the 1st quarter of 2007

Not sure if one can update this....

I am also looking for one with an MP3 player, with about 6,000 plus POI, and tells you the name of the road to turn on.

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Hey Condor,

How are you? Great I hope..

 

Yep, I've been looking at GPS units, and have my sites on the Zumo 550.

 

I noticed on this one, that all the Pre-loaded U.S. maps are from the 1st quarter of 2007

 

Not sure if one can update this....

 

I am also looking for one with an MP3 player, with about 6,000 plus POI, and tells you the name of the road to turn on.

 

 

Doing good Eck... for an OF... :) I guess it might be prudent to check out the WOOT comments on the thing. Also a Google would probably help. I personally wouldn't buy one until I knew for sure......

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A Google would probably help.

I personally wouldn't buy one until I knew for sure......

 

 

Man I've been looking and looking at so many different GPS units, reading all I can, reading all the comments sections on every search engine I can find AND looking at prices..

I find it amazing that one palce will sell this GPS unit fo $1,500 and another for $650.00

and yet they are the same product...amazing there is such a wide spread increase in the market place to rip people off..

Posted

IF you are using on your bike and IF you are going to use a RAM mount, just check and make sure they make a mount for the GPS you are looking at.

 

Eugene

Posted

You can get a holder for just about any GPS to fit the Ram mount. I have used Lowrance, Magellan, and Garmin GPS on my RSV. I have used the same Ram mount and only change the GPS holder. It only takes about a minute to change the holders. Also, on the GPS I mentioned above, the Garmin Nuvi 660, it also has Bluetooth. It has everything the Zumo has minus the XM radio and being waterproof. But it cost only half of what a Zumo cost. Plus the antenna for the radio on the Zumo is about another $175.

Posted

In every motorcycle GPS discussion, every unit gets compared to the Zumo 450/550. If you can swing the money, you will never go wrong with the premier product. The cost is the only downside to the Zumo - and eventually, you forget about the money. If you don't end up with the features your want, or the quality is not there, or ..... you remember that for a long time.

 

The Zumo has been flawless for 2 years in use in both the bike and the truck. I'm glad I spent the extra for it. Also, the mounts are excellent for both (both come with the Zumo).

 

Just my $0.02.

 

RR

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