New To Me

Don't guess you can look at yet radio or speedometer in yer csr and drive
If that is your problem
Learn yer limitations

I have no problem

But realize a lot of people use them

They are comin standard on new vehicles
And the CVI ultra

:roflmao:I know my limitations...just don't want or need all the gadgets...I know where I'm going and can find my way back...
I know a lot of people use them ,I read about them in the papers...they're not like you CB, they can't focus on two things at once

That's what it's all about HR...people are caught up in all the techno gizmos and don't enjoy the sights and scenery all around them on the open road....
Anyway enough hijacking.....back to you Johnny....

And here's Johnny..........

With my gps I have learned a lot of rodes to ride
I might not have ever found
And all the roads was farm roads in the country
Some beautiful

You can use a jack from the Zumo to the front input on the hdcradio and if you are getting directions it will come out the bikes speakers

Seems to me you both are right, or nobody is wrong. I have a Garmin I move from car to truck... car has built in GPS, its not good as Garmin. I love it when I am driving. Took me a long time to get one, then thought why did I wait so long. But, don't use one on Bike. Sometimes carry it when trip is long, but stop to use it. No mount on handle bars. If you pay attention and use it right, don't see why it can't be safe. But I choose not to use one while riding... tend to head somewhere. Look at map before I leave and have direction and roads in mind. Everybody has to do what fits....

Well said...I took one on a trip once,after day 1 I tossed it in the tour pak....The OL used it on the back seat for a while,playing with it...then I get a whack in the back of the head and she says" Do you know this thing has big red numbers on it says you're doing 155km/h"?? That's not why I tossed it though...I prefer to stop in a park,spread a map on the picnic table and pick a route and destination....like cowboy said to each his own...

Do you think that the cable for the droid will charge it as well like the for the Ipod?

Just got back from the wireless store and I now have my cable so I can listen to Pandora or I hart radio. About time too, I was getting tired of the shiitty reception that I have been getting because of the crappy weather we have been having. Now all I need to do is let the bike cool down and give it another bath as I am heading out on a dealer ride tonight.

I LOVE PANDORA!!! With that cable that I bought from the wireless store, I can now listen to tunes that I like, without all the friggen commercials, and it don't take much energy on my phone either.

Thanks HRK for suggesting Pandora and the cable. Much better riding experience as well.

Just won't get a gps.

There isn't a lot of room in my glove box. I have an aux jack (plug in) in there so it is somewhat cramped. Phone doesn't bounce.

Cool. I guess my main issue with them is that they are just so damn expensive. 1k, that is a lot of money!!:witsend:

I am one of those die hards who still likes to stop somewhere and look at the map & plan my route as I go. When I ride to Cleveland next month, that's what I'll do, plus I'll get a little rest, too.

I carry a dumb phone in case I get in more trouble than I can fix on the road. Tryin' to keep it simple.

Music would good me no good while riding - motor & wind too loud.

Stopping to me good. Get to talk to the locals. What is the best way to meet people sometimes, stop and ask for directions.

I use my regular car gps.5" screen. Suction mount on tank. Works pretty good,much cheeper. Just got to keep it dry,baggy over it if'n it rains.