Factory nav and xm ?
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06-22-2008, 10:42 PM
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Factory nav and xm ?
This question might belong in aother catagory, but here goes.
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How easy is the factory nav to use ? Can it be adjusted and played with on the move. Can you download custom POY's. I have a Zumo, will the factory nav be useless in comparsion to my Zumo ?
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Next, is the factory XM easy to use ? Can you program preset channels in it like the Roadie ?
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Thanks..........
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How easy is the factory nav to use ? Can it be adjusted and played with on the move. Can you download custom POY's. I have a Zumo, will the factory nav be useless in comparsion to my Zumo ?
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Next, is the factory XM easy to use ? Can you program preset channels in it like the Roadie ?
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Thanks..........
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06-22-2008, 11:25 PM
RE: Factory nav and xm ?
BigPapa, my neighbor has the factory and I have the ZUMO. He likes the factory but the screen is small thus hard to see and you have to have the CD in the unit, therefore you can't play a cd while navagating. I prefer the zumo but the factory is a cleaner install.He doesn't have the xm but I do with the zumo and believe it is the better unit, This probably doesn't help you. But I think it is more of personal preference type situation.
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06-23-2008, 06:42 AM
RE: Factory nav and xm ?
If you have the Zumo, I am not sure why you would want a factrory unit, They are overpriced and not nearly as flexible as the ZUMO. \\; The ZUMO is the latest and greatest and far better unit that the factory unit. \\; I have the \\;2730 with XM and the XM is completely programable like the Roadie you just have one less unit on the bars. \\; I don't think that you can download routes and POI data bases on the factory unit. \\; I looked at it on my 08 Ultra and very quickly decided to stay with the 2730. \\; I am not knocking the factory unit but for me the Garmin worked out much better. \\;
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06-23-2008, 07:38 AM
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06-23-2008, 09:40 AM
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RE: Factory nav and xm ?
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If you have the Zumo, I am not sure why you would want a factrory unit, They are overpriced and not nearly as flexible as the ZUMO. \\;\\\\\\; The ZUMO is the latest and greatest and far better unit that the factory unit. \\;\\\\\\; I have the \\;\\\\\\;2730 with XM and the XM is completely programable like the Roadie you just have one less unit on the bars. \\;\\\\\\; I don't think that you can download routes and POI data bases on the factory unit. \\;\\\\\\; I looked at it on my 08 Ultra and very quickly decided to stay with the 2730. \\;\\\\\\; I am not knocking the factory unit but for me the Garmin worked out much better. \\;\\\\\\;
If you have the Zumo, I am not sure why you would want a factrory unit, They are overpriced and not nearly as flexible as the ZUMO. \\;\\\\\\; The ZUMO is the latest and greatest and far better unit that the factory unit. \\;\\\\\\; I have the \\;\\\\\\;2730 with XM and the XM is completely programable like the Roadie you just have one less unit on the bars. \\;\\\\\\; I don't think that you can download routes and POI data bases on the factory unit. \\;\\\\\\; I looked at it on my 08 Ultra and very quickly decided to stay with the 2730. \\;\\\\\\; I am not knocking the factory unit but for me the Garmin worked out much better. \\;\\\\\\;
I don't have a choice on the matter, it comes with the bike, as well as the XM.
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