Trail GPS Units

dnel
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Edited Date/Time 11/3/2021 2:33pm
Any suggestions on favorable GPS units for a trail bike?
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bernnet
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12/17/2019 11:32pm
Can't go wrong with Garmin. The Oregon 600 is easy to use and not bulky.
12/18/2019 8:24am
Seems like a lot of guys just use their phone with a GPS app. I use my phone with the Gaia GPS app and love it. Been looking into an actual GPS unit lately but it's hard to beat how easy a phone is to use.
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navyslideby
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3/23/2020 11:16am
Did you ever end up buying one? I've been looking into them but I'm somewhat limited because I'm on a 2001 cr250 which has no battery and gps units like the Trail Tech voyager pro require a 12v source because they have NO battery life.... a lot of times where I ride I have no signal and the phone won't work. I'm thinking about the Oregon 700 but idk how well the screen works in sunlight and if the trails it has loaded inside are extensive or lacking... I like the Magellan trx7 but my god is that thing huge lol... I made a cardboard cutout so i could get an idea of how it would look and it's kinda ridiculous!!!

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ktmwoods
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6/5/2020 11:14am
Has anyone use onX offroad app with smartphone?

https://www.onxmaps.com/offroad-app

Somewhat mixed feedback but latest update seems to have addressed their weaknesses?

The Shop

8/2/2020 11:27am
You can't go wrong with the Garmin Montana series. You can include the optional topographic maps on certain models, and that is just as valuable as the trail map itself in some cases.

I use the Garmin Montana 680t, and I highly recommend it.

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Chris O'Neal
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11/14/2020 7:22am
ktmwoods wrote:
Has anyone use onX offroad app with smartphone?

https://www.onxmaps.com/offroad-app

Somewhat mixed feedback but latest update seems to have addressed their weaknesses?
I’ve used ever app available for iPhone’s and love the OnX Off-road app. I also like the OnX hunt one too sometimes because it has more information about the land if I’m preparing ahead of time. By their emails and updates the off-road app is getting better and better.
WFO
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2/8/2021 5:50am
I use a Garmin and Always have my Voyager Pro on every bike I own.
KennyMc
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5/12/2021 6:17pm
Garmin Montana
bernnet
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6/22/2021 1:36am
The Montana 680T is worth the cost. I have one and it is very user-friendly.
TeamGreen
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6/29/2021 1:05pm
ktmwoods wrote:
Has anyone use onX offroad app with smartphone?

https://www.onxmaps.com/offroad-app

Somewhat mixed feedback but latest update seems to have addressed their weaknesses?
I’ve used ever app available for iPhone’s and love the OnX Off-road app. I also like the OnX hunt one too sometimes because it has more...
I’ve used ever app available for iPhone’s and love the OnX Off-road app. I also like the OnX hunt one too sometimes because it has more information about the land if I’m preparing ahead of time. By their emails and updates the off-road app is getting better and better.
Used it for the 1st time, yesterday, while scouting a trail-route from Mono Lake to Bridgeport. I'm impressed.

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