Garmin zūmo® XT GPS Motorcycle Navigator, with 5.5-in Display, Ultrabright and Rain-Resistant Display

I use this for both off-road and on-road. It's a great GPS and the ability to load music is an added bonus for when you're in remote locations. Uploading maps and syncing across all devices is a breeze.

excellent gps pour moto

Screen has gone black and staid that way several times…. Takes too long to find its own self when you turn it on…. Has trouble searching for an address… it’s a weak backup for navigating with my iphone… has many nice useless features … try doing one thing right.. navigation… everyone has a phone for the rest

Been running it for a couple years now. I often travel out of state, or at least out of my normal range, so it’s navigation features are welcome. Often when running with a favorite ridding partner we search for “squiggle line roads” to explore. On interstate running it’s handy to run roads less used for less congestion, lower speeds and the opportunity to “smell the roses”. Wonderful when passing through “small town America” seeing scenic places and meeting warm and compassionate locals. At my advanced age I travel more relaxed usually without any time constraints. The “alerts” popping up have been very useful and the exit pictures with boldly painted exit lanes very useful, thank you. Scanning ahead for refuel opportunities is nice as is destination arrival time. There may be a mileage countdown function, I’ve not yet found it being a bit electronically challenged, but might enjoy that feature as well. On especially long runs I’ll purposely deviate from the given route to engage in conversation with the charming female voice trying to navigate me back to the primary routing. I don’t play music or use the phone so it’s nice to engage with”another”. Working my way off route while exploring I always have the option of returning to the established route and have directions to follow in accomplishing just that, again, thank you. I haven’t had any issues with the unit separating from the mount as reported by others but a small issue for me is the loss off power through the mount as I run down the road. I’ve learned that grasping the unit and moving it slightly in it’s mount brings power right back. I do keep the power feed covered when the unit is removed, and will clean the contacts with a q-tip and denatured alcohol or contact cleaner. After over 60 years of riding ownership has brought me out of the dark ages and I hope to continue enjoying this for quite some time to come. Thanking you once again, respectfully, P.F.Henderson

I love the GPS but I’m already looking at replacing it with something else. With what I don’t know but the fact that Garmin didn’t include support for their TPMS sensors boggles my mind. Maybe an update can fix it but come on Garmin! Isn’t this supposed to be a top tier product? Fix that problem and I’ll be a happy XT user willing to give it 4-5 stars. I will also say the interface with the phone and helmet coms is still a little clunky and buggy. But the TPMS issue is the proverbial straw for me. There is a gps unit from Europe that looks like it will fit my needs.