If you simple little hand-held GPS,you cant beat the navigon pocket LOOX N100...not the easiest thing to use but is really accurate and well worth the $100 i paid for mine....:&gt

 

What all do I need from cellset to do this. Their web site makes it look like I would need to spend a thousand dollars to do it.

 

No - you'll need 95436 ($ 225)and 95423 ($ 95) .... Certainly you can buy a GPS for taht money - but it's neat !!

 

twedlake.. As far as I remember the Zumo does NOT have Altimeteror Compass the way it comes from the factory. But as soon as you hook it up to your computer and download latest firmware to it - then these things come to life when you press the squared bottum at the left

 

1. The Zumo 550 is costly 621.00 (PC Nation) no tax or delivery charges.

2. Recalculations can be turned on, off or prompted.(No Joke)

3. My wife sitting on the back of my bike might phone ahead to make sure a fuel station is actually open before riding miles out of the way, wasting fuel and possibly running out looking for an open station.

4. While navigating to a way point you don’t need to know a heading as the GPS knows where it’s going. As you said with 1 touch of the screen you can get to a compass that not only shows a compass but also shows # of degrees.(i.e.: NW 323)
Also on the same page it shows Elevation (read Altitude)

5. I’ve seen the XM antenna on E-bay as low as 199.00. Not the 499.95 that Harley Davidson charges, 76471-06A
Fits '06-later Touring models equipped with an Advanced Audio Radio System. Requires installation of appropriate Antenna Bracket P/N 76455-06 (FLH models) or 76316-06A (FLTR models). For that price it does not even include the antenna mounting bracket. (WOW)

6. H/D by the way charges 999.95 for their turn by turn nav system for the H/K advanced system. Which shows no map.76471-06A
Fits '06-later Touring models equipped with an Advanced Audio Radio System. Requires installation of appropriate Antenna Bracket P/N 76455-06 (FLH models) or 76316-06A (FLTR models). 1000.00 And another antenna bracket to buy? (What gives) MSRP US $999.95

I’m not harshing on H/D just pointing out some facts.

 

Here is an interesting unit!
http://mobile.jvc.com/product.jsp?mo...126&page=1

 

Thanks Bob. I already have the Zumo 550 and would like to get the audio and cell phone through the head set. This looks like the answer.

 

My vote is for the Zumo 550. Yes it is a bit pricey, but well worth the money. It is convenient, has all the attachments to move between the bike and the car has software than can be used with routing and is waterproof. I used mine on a 3000 mile road trip this summer and it was the best new item I bought for the trip.

Buy it with your visa and double your warranty.
http://usa.visa.com/personal/cards/c...nefits_wm.html

 

Had a email conversation with Jon Jambor @ Kennedy today
You may want to note that sound from your MP3 player will only be available through your headset.. unless --- we talked about that it should be possible to route a "copy" of Audio Out on the Zumo to the Aux input on the radio.. Then you'll get the sound to the speakers as well..

Herehttp://www.cvoharley.com/smf/index.php?topic=10044.0you'll find information on how you can route aux-input on the back of the radio so you won't have to have a jack in the front (you'll have to create an account and log in to see the pics)

 

I have he hd version on one bike uilt in radio, no map, jst directions erbally and on display it says how many miles to next turn and the direction you turn, I have the Garin 550 too, as for a post above, it does gve elevation, not sure what good that does for you but.... it has a nive disply, is water proof, xm radio with the addition of antenna 200.00 more, I have that too..... tels you about delays and rerotes you with the same additional antenna..... as accurate as any oter..... I paid 600.00 for it and 200.00 for additionl antenna for xm..... love it.