Do you have a carpuride brand?second season using mine and it has been excellent and with BMW model you can use the OEM BMW Nav Prep and use the wonder wheel to control the application plus eliminates any need for wiring. This just plug and play.
Someone shooting at you with a shotgun?The phone i was using as my motorcycle GPS died a horrible death recently and I’ll need a replacement once i return.
This def has my interest. Or those Android CarPlay units (which this may be).
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Phone is still functional but def isn’t worth fixing.
Drunk Polaks….Someone shooting at you with a shotgun?
It isn’t a GPS but a remote screen of your phone, running those applications while you have the phone safely tucked away.How is it for programming a route aka basecamp?
It isn’t a GPS but a remote screen of your phone, running those applications while you have the phone safely tucked away.
I’ve been sitting on the fence with this. I’ve not heard many negatives about them.
Not really, my phone connects wireless for CarPlay so I usually keep the phone in the top box and the Carpuride cable is hardware to the cable on the bike labelled GPS.One "negative" is that you have to run two separate power cables, one for the Carpuride (or Chigee, or whatever remote display you're using) and another one for your actual phone that is casting the screen. I guess if your trips are short, you can just run your phone battery down and recharge when your ride is over.
If you do run two power cables, after that initial setup is done, it looks like pretty smooth sailing.
BMW is basically doing this with its new TFT displays, they are integrating the casting function right into the bike's SW, so you don't need a separate display. It's a proprietary interface though, so separate from Carplay or Android Auto.