givi sat nav bag fitted
 

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fitted today went on ok with very little work ,it has a load of padding to stop the vibes killing your satnav,and my tomtom 500 fits in no probs , very well made with afew extra pockets on it aswell

looks very neat, and fits great by the looks f it. was it expensive?

hi it fits great and think most satnavs will fit in it and theirs loads of padding to take up most or all of the shock and vibes i couldnt find the money for a bike satnav like the zumo/tomtom rider and this was a cheap way around it at �36.00

Looks very good, I'd be tempted to get one even if I did have a TomTom rider or Zumo 550 as I hear the vibes on the Ten are not too kind to them anyway.

Is there any extra storage in there for anything else (mobile phone etc?)

Edit: Managed to answer my own question. It does have a pocket for keys, Mobile phone etc accordign to givi.

http://www.givi.co.uk/Accessories-fo...cessories/S850

yep theirs a fair bit of space/pockets for phones keys etc , ive got a garmin 2610 thats water proof and for the bike but its a pain in the ar8e to use and the tomtoms easy

Can I ask where you bought/ordered it from?
Also, is there access for the power lead to be used?

franksy

yep theirs a zip on the bottom for the power lead to fit in , i got it via kawaski newcastle their a givi dealer

You'll have to lets us know how ya get on with this. I'm seriously thinking about a nav for the bike just cannot bring mesel to pay �400 for a bike specific one.

Becker do one thats semi waterproof for �180, but by the time you buy a cable,holder etc.....

ive been out on the bike over the bank hol weekend and used it all the time not just to find places just turned on , was out in the rain for about 20 mins and it was very heavy its was bone dry no probs , the touch screen worked ok really good, as you say 4 or 5 hundred is taking the p*ss when satnavs are now cheap as chips

I've been debating whether a car satnav would do the job - all in all I'd say yes, but I really don't like having to look down at them, or have most of the car ones got a headphone jack so you can listen to them?

i can plug head phones in to mine and bluetooth aswell (tomtom 500)

I bought one of these a couple of years ago for �80, but now it's cheap as chips at less than �50.
http://www.ebuyer.com/product/144106

I've also hacked it to run tomtom aswell.

I was looking for something like this, i would like to have a GPS on the bike but just cannot justify having 2 GPS units that cost an arm and a leg. I have just been doing a bit of trawling through the net and found this little bad boy http://www.mountguys.com/product_p/r...q6-tomtom2.htm looks pretty good to me and i may just have to get the credit card out.

Cheers

Jim

Yeeehaaaaaaa, just stumbled across this thread, I love this idea. I can use my car satnav, get a charger sorted and I have my bike navigation sorted (as well as a proper map). Its so obvious that I did not think of it. Thats a bit more money saved cheers.

This forum it ace!