#Using routeconverter motorcycle loops install#

It displays one thing, and one thing only - tracks. It doesn't store nor display maps, background orthophotos, etc.

I did a pretty fast speed read through their stuff.įirst, it doesn't store nor display points of interest and waypoints. Lets start out with what it doesn't do - and if I make an error, somebody please point it out. If you want all the bells and whistles bike computer stuff and the most basic of GPS functions, then this might be it for you. The GPS functions are basic at best, although they try to make them seem wonderous indeed. My overall conclusion is that this unit might be useful if you desire a motorcycle computer that will give you a tach, speedo, operatiing hours, coolant temp, etc. I haven't seen or used one of these, but I did take a quick look at their sales shtick. So I have some various experience with all sorts of GPS units.

I don't own and have never seen one of these, but I am licensed to do GPS surveys and use everything from inexpensive little handhelds to units that cost more than a down payment on a reasonable house. Also I would like it in combination with my Oregon GPS, since both share the same track format and SD card slot.Different people use GPS in different ways for different purposes.

#Using routeconverter motorcycle loops install#

(GPS cockpit computer and gauges including rpm with WR250R/X compatible install kit)?įor me that unit would be useful for collecting a network of local tracks I might try out and would like to remember at a later point in time.