Zumo's
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01-20-2008 | 02:54 PM
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01-20-2008 | 03:04 PM
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RE: Zumo's
ORIGINAL: electaRICK
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01-20-2008 | 03:08 PM
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RE: Zumo's
I also used Abe's of Maine, but an internet search will give you the "price of the day" from which ever dealer is low that day. The Nuvi is a good GPS, but the Zumo is top of the line. The phone connection works bluetooth so you can make & receive calls from your headset while riding if you want. I paired mine with Scala's "Rider Team Set" & have GPS commands, telephone, & intercom with my wife. The phone function also loads your phonebook in the Zumo & displays it on screen when you want & identifies incoming callers so you can accept or reject answering them.
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01-20-2008 | 03:15 PM
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RE: Zumo's
ORIGINAL: Jinks
I also used Abe's of Maine, but an internet search will give you the "price of the day" from which ever dealer is low that day. The Nuvi is a good GPS, but the Zumo is top of the line. The phone connection works bluetooth so you can make & receive calls from your headset while riding if you want. I paired mine with Scala's "Rider Team Set" & have GPS commands, telephone, & intercom with my wife. The phone function also loads your phonebook in the Zumo & displays it on screen when you want & identifies incoming callers so you can accept or reject answering them.
I also used Abe's of Maine, but an internet search will give you the "price of the day" from which ever dealer is low that day. The Nuvi is a good GPS, but the Zumo is top of the line. The phone connection works bluetooth so you can make & receive calls from your headset while riding if you want. I paired mine with Scala's "Rider Team Set" & have GPS commands, telephone, & intercom with my wife. The phone function also loads your phonebook in the Zumo & displays it on screen when you want & identifies incoming callers so you can accept or reject answering them.
The Zumo is simply a Nuvi in a case wth the buttons on the outside. The Nuvi is Garmins top of the line.
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01-20-2008 | 03:16 PM
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01-20-2008 | 03:16 PM
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RE: Zumo's
I bought the 450 because I don't care that much to know when my cellphone is ringing. Maybe if I used a full face helmet with microphone I would use it.
The only other difference is the 450 doesn't come with an car mount, but for much less than the price difference I bought a second power cord and a suction cup windshield mount from Ram so I can easily transfer it from bike to car.
Oh...and I found the best price on mine at www.buydig.com.
The only other difference is the 450 doesn't come with an car mount, but for much less than the price difference I bought a second power cord and a suction cup windshield mount from Ram so I can easily transfer it from bike to car.
Oh...and I found the best price on mine at www.buydig.com.