Teletype 3500 World Nav3500 Motorcycle and Bicycle GPS
Teletype 3500 World Nav3500 Motorcycle and Bicycle GPS
- World nav 3500 motorcycle
- Warranty : one year
WorldNav Motorcycle GPS is based on TeleType’s award winning navigation product line. Designed for riders and bikers, this glove friendly system will guide your customers effortlessly through appropriate roads and trails with audio turn by turn navigation
List Price: $ 389.00
Price: $ 274.02
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Emar
October 15, 2011Motorcycle GPS,
It is simplest GPS for Motorcycle I have seen so far. It has built in Bluetooth headset that pairing does not require you to be a computer wizard. Speaker that comes with the GPS fits very nicely into my helmet. Navigation of menu is very simple.
Feature of saving your route and replaying on web page is not super easy but it is better then not having it.
Unit is built well. Was once with during a rainy day and it seems survived. It is a waterproof device. I called support once and was please to see they answered my question about exporting my route right away.
The device comes with all support hardware for handlebar but I liked RAM mount better so I was pleased to see that mounting bracket fits exactly.
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|Conrad Carmen "C. Carmen"
October 15, 2011GPS for my Bike,
I finally got myself and Motorcycle GPS. I purchased it because I got tired putting my old non bike GPS into plastic bag so the rain will not get to it.
The price of the Worldnav was just right.
So far I am very pleased with the device. Menu is simple and I can navigate and clearly hear commands. The device does not have XM but it is not that important to me.
I called Teletype about modifying my cable for the headset because I wear “Half Helmet” and wanted to play my GPS not through their speaker by my own headset. I followed Teletype advice and spliced my cable with 3.5 mm adapters that I purchased from Radio Shack. You need one 3.5mm plug and 1 3.5mm jack. That took me about 15 min to do as I am familiar on how to do soldering. They also offered to me to do the job. ($$)
Extension or other type of cables can be inserted.
This option gave me flexibility not only to use their dedicated Bluetooth headset but also my own headset. I will be going soon on the long trip and feel comfortable to take this device with me.
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