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Things to Consider When Buying a Motorcycle GPS System

posted by Never-Lost @ 2:44 PM
Tuesday, December 6, 2011

Navigation systems are not just for car or truck riders. Motorcycle riders also need help while they navigate unfamiliar locations. Navigation can even be more difficult for motorcycle riders. It will be extremely difficult for them to read a map while on the go. They will need efficient motorcycle navigation systems.

Because motorcycles are not covered vehicles, GPS systems need to be more rugged than navigation systems for cars. There are important things to consider such as easy management of controls because riders have to operate them with their gloves on. Battery life is another factor to think about because motorcycles do not have power sockets. Certain features such as an anti-glare screen will be a big advantage. There are GPS navigation systems that are made especially for motorcycles and scooters.

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Time to Hit the Open Road

posted by Never-Lost @ 11:57 AM
Tuesday, October 6, 2009

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Ever since buying my first Harley-Davidson a few years ago, I’ve dreamed of the day I could set out across the country with the open road as my only limitation. There’s something primal and romantic about leaving home for a few weeks at a time without any particular destination in mind. I’ve decided that I won’t create an itinerary; I’ll base my travel plans on the people I meet along the way.

Preparing for the trip took some time, of course. I wouldn’t embark on a serious road trip without doing some logistical homework. First was the matter of budgeting for gas and attaching some large saddlebags to my hog. Then I went online and bought a Magellan motorcycle GPS – it’s just the sort of thing I’ll need to negotiate the back roads of the American Southwest.

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