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  Garmin Zumo XT2 Motorcycle Mount Bracket and Charging Cable

  STEVEN in CA

  Garmin XT2 mount

  This mount requires a base bracket sourced elsewhere to mount to your specific application. Mounts straight forward with all the necessary hardware. It holds the Garmin securely, I've never had it come loose. Wires directly to a 12vdc source.

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  Garmin Zumo XT3 Motorcycle Navigator

  Kyle in TN

  4.7 was excellent choice for me

  Bought the 4.7 inch model to replace a dropped and destroyed 5.5 inch XT. I like the smaller size, seems more "right sized" for using on my dual sport. The 6-inch would have seemed huge. So far I never look down and wish I had more screen, just not an issue. Super fast processing, as compared to the XT. While I don't use the GPS to pair/operate my phone or other comms, when I get calls on my phone a notification does pop up on the screen, so that's nice. The XT3 also absolutely works with Basecamp (despite what Garmin says, and the popup in Basecamp). So interfaces just like every other Garmin device I've plugged into the computer. In fact it works better than my XT model did. Save tracks or waypoints to the unit and the next time it restarts it will let you designate which knew things you want to show, group them in a folder, name the folder. Pretty slick actually. As always, being able to plug a Garmin powered base directly into an open accessory connection is perfect. The XT3 wiring is also less bulky than the XT; doesn't have the little voltage regulator box and doesn't need a fuse when wired to an accessory connection.

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  Garmin Tread 2 Navigator

  SCOTT in AZ

  Garmin Tread 2

  I only have one trip with the GPS so far. Its big and easy to read. Lots of good information, and easy to figure out.

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  Garmin Zumo XT2 Motorcycle Navigator

  Trystan in UT

  Works, but very steep learning curve

  While this is a very popular tool for motorcycle navigation, its worth noting that the Garmin user interface is not intuitive. Once you get the hang of it, its okay, but not great. Ive been using this for a few months now, and it does the job, but it could be much easier. The display is good and easy to see in the sun. But if you are looking for an intuitive and easy to use gps, Id recommend doing a lot of research before committing. Ive spent a lot of time on the side of a trail trying to reroute due to roadblocks etc, and it is not that easy. And communicating via the apps to this device is not without its headaches as well. Overall, its a decent tool but expect a very large learning curve. Dont expect to go out and navigate right away (unless you are already very familiar with the Garmin UI).

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  Garmin inReach Mini 2

  JUSTIN in MT

  Glad I had it!

  Came in handy when I broke my leg and had to use the SOS button. Glad I had it. After the helicopter rider, the cost of this is nothing! Works great to send texts as well. Links to your phone so sending messages is easy. Must have!

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  Garmin inReach Messenger

  Trig in FL

  Great way to communicate when in BFE!!

  The InReach messenger works great! The app works well too, very clean and intuitive to use. The only thing I wish was different was that it had a phone number that didn't change. It's a slight inconvenience, I have to start the text threads before someone can respond. But other than that complaint the device, app, and service all work very well

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