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I ride motorbike for about a year now. In the beginning having a navigation hints voice over bluetooth was the only way. Now when I'm confident driving I can ju
by flatfilefan 13y ago
I ride motorbike for about a year now. In the beginning having a navigation hints voice over bluetooth was the only way. Now when I'm confident driving I can just use the navi mounted on the handlebar. Just have to look at it now and then.
So I think all time on navigation on the visor is a bit too much. If they would find a way of keeping just an arrow most of the time and only show a map when needed ...
- draven 13y agoSame here, I just use a map in my tank bag, and check the directions on google maps beforehand (that includes looking at some potentially problematic intersections on street view, which is incredibely helpful.) Also here in France the signs on the streets are usually really good. And I didn't choose to ride a motorbike over driving a car to be in a hurry, I enjoy it a lot more and taking my time is not a problem.
- flatfilefan 13y agoEspecially in a new country or a city this kind of a care-free navigation is a nice feature. You really have to concentrate on what happens around you in a new city. People have distinct driving styles in between cities and countries and one just can not foresee what will happen next second. Also the street marks are different - you really need to grok the new style.