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#151535 28-Aug-2014 14:50
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Dedicated motorcycle GPS devices retail from around $600 or above.

I have an iphone which I could mount in a lifeproof case on my bike, but I'd prefer a dedicated GPS that I could leave on the bike.

The idea of modding a standard incar GPS like a navman or garmin sounds like a doable exercise.

GPS must have bluetooth so rugged and waterproof handheld hiking GPS' are out of the picture.

Any ideas would be gratefully appreciated.

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  #1117757 29-Aug-2014 09:54
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  #1117787 29-Aug-2014 10:51
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http://www.torpedo7.co.nz/products/JTELGNNTR/title/tomtom-rider-gps

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his is a brilliant device, my parents have one on their bike as do my aunty and uncle, and they go cruising so its subjected to a bit of weather.



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  #1120186 2-Sep-2014 06:33
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nedkelly: http://www.torpedo7.co.nz/products/JTELGNNTR/title/tomtom-rider-gps

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his is a brilliant device, my parents have one on their bike as do my aunty and uncle, and they go cruising so its subjected to a bit of weather.


$749? Uh.. I wasn't looking for a brilliant device only one that was usuable cheap and not crazy expensive :) but thanks anyway.

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  #1120187 2-Sep-2014 06:35
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Arh you missed out, when I posted it there was a sale on and it was down to $650

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  #1120201 2-Sep-2014 07:49
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nedkelly: Arh you missed out, when I posted it there was a sale on and it was down to $650


Thanks but even at that price its far too expensive for me.

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