First GPS navigator I have owned. Pretty simple to use. Added a memory card and loaded with music. Don't understand why they don't have an audio out on the vehicle mounting plate. You have to use jack on the side of the unit. Eventually, the little rubber cover for the jack will probably tear off.

I've traveled long and hard with this device. The only issue I have had, and only when mounted in my car is that it will cut off for no reason. Never has happened on the motorcycle. Maps are 99.9% accurate, only some of the newest roads present a challange. I'll wait for the update and load. BTW, I searched for a long time to find a device that would support a motorcycle. I have it hardwired into the electrical harness and audio system, no issues.

Very happy with price and speed of delievery. From Canada and bike is having its winter sleep so will not get fully testing until spring.

My boyfriend loved it. Took a few tries to figure out how to configure it to his helmet, but it works great. Just what he wanted.

I bought the Garmin for my husband because he had an old Megellan that really only worked when you entered a destination address. He loves the fact that he can now upload rides, copy from someone else's ride and that it works so well on a motocycle....gloves or no gloves.

This is a great GPS. Everyone that owns a bike should consider getting one. I have lost 2 others due to unexpected rain storms.

I had it mounted on my Victory Vision 8 Ball, my weedend bike. I now know were I'm off too on those weekend pleasure rides. I like it so much, I'm going to buy an additional, mount and put it on my weekday commute ride. A Honda NSA700A, (DN-01). I ride in Los Angeles, and can use the traffic report features of the unit.