david a hall
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Your GSA is still looking very clean and feeling a bit underused.
Thats good, I will be up soon to collect
Im still buzzing from the trip 
Why buy a bike specific sat nav?
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Thats good, I will be up soon to collect
Im still buzzing from the trip 
Mr K
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It's a free world 
Don't buy a bike specific sat-nav.
But I have: First a Quest and recently a 350LM.
You however are at liberty to use what the fuck ever you want...but don't preach.
Don't buy a bike specific sat-nav.
But I have: First a Quest and recently a 350LM.
You however are at liberty to use what the fuck ever you want...but don't preach.
Poshtosser
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Wow! Some really useful comments.
I'm going to buy the really expensive BMW badged Sat Nav to go on my brand new LC because it looks good and does everything and I'm not insecure enough to be bullied into thinking I'm a wanker just because I can afford not to worry about it!
Tossers of the world unite!
I'm going to buy the really expensive BMW badged Sat Nav to go on my brand new LC because it looks good and does everything and I'm not insecure enough to be bullied into thinking I'm a wanker just because I can afford not to worry about it!
Tossers of the world unite!
david a hall
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Not sure you can be bullied into being a wanker, I recon you just are.
Poshtosser
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david a hall
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I think you have demonsrated that it is indeed possible.
What a c*nt, must be a Surrey thing.
Poshtosser
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You have had a lot of opinions on here.
You have a Sat-Nav already. You have decided on all the things you wish it did that the current Tom-Tom does not do.
Have you decided which Sat-Nav to buy or have all these people been wasting their breath?
Not really.
Why pay £50 for time limited updates when you can get a new device for £80 which has lifetime updates.
iand46
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Even cheaper option is use your TomTom without £50 update. If you get on a road your unit does not recognise it will just recalculate your route. 
Even cheaper option is use your TomTom without £50 update. If you get on a road your unit does not recognise it will just recalculate your route.
I want European coverage and as my TT s UK and ROI I wouldn't get very far
iand46
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I want European coverage and as my TT s UK and ROI I wouldn't get very far
Why did you mention the update if its u/s?
iand46
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Where did I mention it's U/S
Just now because you mentioned that you need European maps.
I don't see the thought process that equates from wanting euro maps means the device is broken
Anyway it's a nice little device, shame TomTom are so fooking greedy otherwise i'd just update it.
iand46
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I don't see the thought process that equates from wanting euro maps means the device is broken
Anyway it's a nice little device, shame TomTom are so fooking greedy otherwise i'd just update it.
Crossed wires I think. Just stated that your device is UnSuitable for Europe not broken.
I don't see the thought process that equates from wanting euro maps means the device is broken
Anyway it's a nice little device, shame TomTom are so fooking greedy otherwise i'd just update it.
Crossed wires I think. Just stated that your device is UnSuitable for Europe not broken.
Must be
I want European coverage and as my TT s UK and ROI I wouldn't get very far
Meant its got UK & ROI maps not that it was U/S
david a hall
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Sorry I did get that bit wrong. Reinsurance I see, that explains it.
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