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Garmin Zumo XT2 motorcycle GPS
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£529.99
Garmin Zumo XT2 motorcycle GPS Product Information
The new Garmin Zumo XT2 is way more powerful than most people are going to be able to use. You can build your own routes, share routes, track your mates, find twisty roads and much much more! The screen is 6" so easy to read whatever the weather conditions. It can be used with a gloved hand whether that glove is touchscreen capable or not. The machine is robust and up to on and off road riding.
The Garmin Zumo XT2 comes with a motorcycle mount and hardware, motorcycle power cable, charging / data cable and documentation.
Specification
- Bright 6" dispaly easy to read whatever the weather conditions
- Can be used with gloved hands (even if not touch screen)
- Preloaded with Michelin Green Guide and Scenic Road
- Ability to create custom routes with visual route planner
- Find twisties by using Garmin Adventurous Routing setting
- Can use group ride to see where other riders are
- Can toggle between onroad maps, topographic maps and direct satellite imagery
- Can see ride summaries including speed, acceleration, deceleration, elevation and more
- Share your favourite routes
- Comes with motorcycle mount and hardware
- Includes motorcycle power cable and charging / data cable
Product Reviews
Reviews
Matt Russell: Wow!!
I already have a Zumo 595 and have been very impressed with it. But the charging cradle stopped working so I took the opportunity to up date with the XT2. What a game changer!! The screen is so much brighter and clearer and easier to read. It also starts up faster and self updates using wifi whilst its still on the bike in the garage. Amazing bit of kit.
Luis: Top notch gear
Works flawlessly and easy to use, so much better than all my previous sat navs, Motor legends as usual give a superv service.
K Wadge: Zumo xt2
As always great service from Motolegends. The XT on the other hand is taking time to master. Could be operator error. Its a bit like keeping three balls on the move, ie phone sat nav and headset. Time will tell or get my 9yr old grandson to sort it.