Cheap Sat Nav On ebay

[Muscle Bike Rider]

Found this on ebay which might be ok for anyone looking for a cheap sat nav, saw one on a bike I went to see and it seems pretty good.


https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/200640191813
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[EazyDuz]

Cheap? Lol.

[The Artist]

That is not cheap. I got one last year for £40 off ebay. Bargain of the century. I swapped it for some weed though.

[bikertomm]

It's relatively cheap though, most other outdoor specific type satnavs can be £300+
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[andy_uk]

Or if you already have one for a car, there are some waterproof cases with handlebar fittings

'tis a nice looking piece of kit though A5tra_G
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[Muscle Bike Rider]

Cheapest bike specific I've seen, I know you can buy car kit and stick it in a tank bag, but for bike specific and buying a cheap bluetooth ear piece it aint bad.
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[phonesurgeon]

Cheap satnav? maybe cheaper compared to the mainstream brands...

Being a cheapskate, i ve downloaded and installed the mobile version, on my phone, and i ve modified a car mount to accomodate the phone.

When the weather is overcast or chance of rain... a sandwich bag with zip closure... keep it dry!

So far ive got: Nokia 7610- TomTom Mobile (phone bought at car boot for 6 quid)
Panasonic X700- Route 66 (phone bought on ebay for spares repairs: faulty mic, for 3.50)
Nokia N95 8Gb- Garmin XT Mobile. (ex contract phone)

same mount on handlebars!

[andy_uk]

I'm actually tempted with one of these for my tomtom :
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Waterproof-GPS-Motorcycle-Bike-SatNav-Case-Mount-/120704812229
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[leonski]

Nice looking. Normal price for a car so better price for a bike. But I rather spend the money on weed tbh.
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[N cee thirty]

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/200642397281?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649

thats ment to be good,few people on here had it
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[cb1rocket]

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Arkon-Bike-Waterproof-Handlebar-Mount-GPS-Sat-Nav-/250890675976?pt=UK_Holders_Mounts&hash=item3a6a3fe708

used this on the 900 mile biek trip in all weathers without fault

[mattress]

I just bought a Garmin Zumo 220 and ain't overly impressed. It was quite expensive and seems pretty archaic. I'd advise to buy a normal, £50-ish unit and get one of the waterproof covers I've often seen advertised on ebay, etc.

[mivster]

just bought a tomtom iq routes £45 and a sat nav bike stem £12
and a 12v cig lighter wired it up £6 and its working fine
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[colin1]

https://www.ebuyer.com/239235-foehn-hirsch-gps35ls-sat-nav-3-5-uk-roi-2gb-mp3-mp4-gps35ls
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[Vincent]

I picked one of those covers up for £10 inc post from the States.

(Edited after quoting wrong thread)
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[Quornholio]

I had one of these recommended to me. Can't say I've bought one just yet, but I'm keeping my eye out for a cheap one.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/190568833603?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649

[brett750]

are them £50 sat navs any good for route planning if you want to do a trip? if not can anyone recomend one?

ive got a navman mio and all you can do is put in poi's and you cant make it not send you on motorways e.c.t

[Wibbles]

If you have an android phone just get a case for it and download Sygic, you get live traffic / weather / speed traps reported by the community.

Might as well take advantage of constant 3g if you have it.

[mattress]

[mattress]

and look for mounts at RAM-mounts.

[brett750]

i would be interested in the europe version of that as i fancy france or switzerland next summer. can you plan propper trips on that model? and put in that you want to avoid motorways e.c.t

[syler]

I recently bought the sat nav the op mentioned and got it today. It seems to be very good although not had a chance to test it yet, it gives you several different option for roads used in route planning:

Unpaved Roads
Motorways
Ferries
Cross-border Planning
Permit Needed
Per-use Toll
Period Charge

and 4 different route calculation methods, Easy, Economical, Short and Fast. It also has lots of POI's already saved and you can save your own, like speed cameras and has a speed warning option.

Overall it seem like it's worth the money, just need to try it out now

[brett750]

cheers for that syler, be sure to let me know when you,ve tested it out please.

[syler]