neils31

Hi does anyone know where I can get a hold of one of these in the UK??


Thanks
Neil

Fieldmarshall

maybe on www.gpsforless.co.uk ? I found they have a lot of accessories...

neils31

Thanks for that, they dont seem to have a bike mount but it is a good site.

book marked for future rference :)

NoWire

You really need to pay more attention on the road with a bicycle I would think....

but, good luck I hope you find something... ;)

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neils31

Well I found one, good old Google :)

click

Rob101

Unless you have a mountain bike with both front and rear suspension, you might find your pda does not like the vibration and exposure.
And it's worse if you stack, I bend/warp my aero-bars often enough - my axim would shatter.

IMHO
Perhaps a wrist mount/cheap gps (easier to read when not attached to handlebars) or, if you have a capable phone and BT gps, using your phone as the interface.

I put a large keyring through the shoulder strap of my camelbak, and put my phone belt-clip through the keyring. Works well enough for phonecalls. have not used bike + gps, YET.

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Fieldmarshall

I personally put my BT GPS receiver and Axim in a plastic bag that goes into a hip-bag. Of course you can't read your screen, but I mainly use it for logging.
Maybe this solution is OK for road-trips but I doubt whether it'll survive mountain bike trips :)

Pocketbrain

Also, you could bag it like Fieldmarshal does and run a single earbud up if you need turn-by-turn directions.

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