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If you spend more time with the GPS, you will find that the error varies.
On my bike sometimes I'm 5 mph off, and sometimes they agree.
Most people assume the GPS to be the most accurate, and that is probably true, but it has errors too. But most likely the speedo on your bike isn't consistant.
If you really like the GPS, rethink your position on luxury. There are used ones out there that are pretty cheap.
I love having mine, and I am on my 3rd upgrade.
Street Pilot
Street Pilot 3
Street Pilot 2610.
When I got my first one, it really set me free. There are a lot of people out there that say that you can never be lost when you have a full tank of gas. I never had that much confidence. I always stuck to roads that I know. But once I got the GPS I really felt free.
I warned my wife once that there were two accessories that I couldn't be without:
#1 the GPS
#2 the CB.
The warning part was because if my GPS broke, I would buy a replacement right away. And we really can't afford it.
If you spend more time with the GPS, you will find that the error varies.
On my bike sometimes I'm 5 mph off, and sometimes they agree.
Most people assume the GPS to be the most accurate, and that is probably true, but it has errors too. But most likely the speedo on your bike isn't consistant.
If you really like the GPS, rethink your position on luxury. There are used ones out there that are pretty cheap.
I love having mine, and I am on my 3rd upgrade.
Street Pilot
Street Pilot 3
Street Pilot 2610.
When I got my first one, it really set me free. There are a lot of people out there that say that you can never be lost when you have a full tank of gas. I never had that much confidence. I always stuck to roads that I know. But once I got the GPS I really felt free.
I warned my wife once that there were two accessories that I couldn't be without:
#1 the GPS
#2 the CB.
The warning part was because if my GPS broke, I would buy a replacement right away. And we really can't afford it.