The Daddy Of Gps

[WELLZY]

Here you go:cool::

http://www.maplin.co.uk/Search.aspx?criteria=NZ16S&source=15&SD=Y

the best GPS you can buy on a budget:cool:

[RED PRED]

I want one but have not got any spare dough, have found Memory Map do one for about £350 which is for bikes and is compatible with Memory Map software, plenty of other makes out there, Mitac, Garmin etc, take your pic .
I want one with the OS map on so that if a byway is unusable then it is easy to find a detour .

[WELLZY]

I want one but have not got any spare dough, have found Memory Map do one for about £350 which is for bikes and is compatible with Memory Map software, plenty of other makes out there, Mitac, Garmin etc, take your pic .
I want one with the OS map on so that if a byway is unusable then it is easy to find a detour .

i was just after a one that point's somewere and that'll do me!:D:rolleyes::cool:

as long as i have my tunes, some nice big speakers and a quad i ain't bothered!:cool:

[catmandoes]

I have one of them.

Its good if you know how to navigate using pre-programed waypoints. I use a special mount so it fits nicely on the bars. Very tough and weather proof.

However if navigating is not your strong point than i would suggest you get something that uses maps.

[RED PRED]

I like the idea of using an OS map based system because its ok to use waypoints but what if a byway is unusable when you get to its waypoint, you need to be able to find an alternative route by road which you cannot do on a point to point system .

[WELLZY]

I have one of them.

Its good if you know how to navigate using pre-programed waypoints. I use a special mount so it fits nicely on the bars. Very tough and weather proof.

However if navigating is not your strong point than i would suggest you get something that uses maps.

don't worry, my father was in the army for 24 years, he has some skill when it come's to GPS.:rolleyes::cool:

[NJK]

WELLZY

Hi, try looking on this site www.globalpositioningsystems.co.uk Hope this helps.

NIge

[WELLZY]

DON'T TEMPT ME!! lol,lol:D:p

there's some good stuff on there:cool:

good find

[RED PRED]

So basically, if you get lost, ask Wellzy`s dad to get you out of trouble ;)

[WELLZY]

pretty much, yes:cool:

but he has teached me some of the ways of getting people out of trouble:cool:

[RED PRED]

The memory map is a great tool, it can print up A4 size maps that are just the right size to stuff down your jacket while you are riding, keep them in a plastic sleeve and away you go, cheaper than a £350 sat nav (not as much cred though) LOL

[WELLZY]

the maps are good for like the odd green laning trip every week, but gps is for the more once every two days green laning person.:cool:

then again it depends on a lot of factors as well.:cool:

[RED PRED]

The overriding factor is cost, as you ride lanes more and more locally you get to know them so GPS becomes irrelevant, its when you go exporing that its good .