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ghostrider · 20-08-2008, 10:36 PM

So if i go for a bluetooth satnav for a car, pop the unit in my jacket pocket and listen to directions hands free through a bluetooth headset?

Is that what the advantage of bluetooth is? Handsfree and ability to communicate with your phone. Am i right?

Also, if i was to go for a bike specific satnav, i dont really have anywhere on the handlebars to fit it. It is a scooter/moped so the handlebars are all plastic.

Would i need to cut away at the surrounding plastic on the handlebars to fit the bike satnav. IT would be much better if i could see and hear?

Whats the best or cheapest way to go about satnav on a bike? Would a rechargable car satnav with bluetooth be my best choice for cheapness and functionality u rekon?

20-08-2008, 10:36 PM	#4 (permalink)
ghostrider stranger Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 5	So if i go for a bluetooth satnav for a car, pop the unit in my jacket pocket and listen to directions hands free through a bluetooth headset? Is that what the advantage of bluetooth is? Handsfree and ability to communicate with your phone. Am i right? Also, if i was to go for a bike specific satnav, i dont really have anywhere on the handlebars to fit it. It is a scooter/moped so the handlebars are all plastic. Would i need to cut away at the surrounding plastic on the handlebars to fit the bike satnav. IT would be much better if i could see and hear? Whats the best or cheapest way to go about satnav on a bike? Would a rechargable car satnav with bluetooth be my best choice for cheapness and functionality u rekon?