[ZxRican]

I just got a Ram mount and looking for a good android GPS app. Any sugesstions?

 

[SCMil]

google maps...but where's the fun in that...go ride...get lost...ride some more

 

[ZxRican]

I've tried Google maps but for some reason I'm liking waze. Has anyone tried the Tom Tom app yet?

 

[XPyrion]

I have had others suggest CoPilot. I have had a copy on my phone for awhile now but haven't really used it. I usually use Google maps. Unfortunately, I haven't been far enough on the bike this year to really need any.

 

[stickybounce]

Waze (just the voice instructions) works for me.

 

[markgbe]

i like Mapfactor. It allows offline maps which is good for when you get way out and there is no signal.

 

[max41]

i like Mapfactor. It allows offline maps which is good for when you get way out and there is no signal.

Without a signal (or battery) you're gonna need one of these:

Any of you young whipper-snappers ever used one of these?:laugh

 

[markgbe]

Without a signal (or battery) you're gonna need one of these:

Any of you young whipper-snappers ever used one of these?:laugh

Is that paper bluetooth capable?

 

[stickybounce]

Is that paper bluetooth capable?

No but it supports updates till 1993

 

[Jperez]

Try HERE Maps. You can download entire states on your phone or sd card for offline navigation.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/...aps&pcampaignid=APPU_1_OOmvVb3YEIz9oAS7ibDADA

 

[rtrofimovich]

Always used google maps. just make sure you turn off the 'shake to send feedback' option. Don't see how that's a useful feature:O

 

[monkeh]

Copilot is great I used it loads until I got the new rider.

 

[ZxRican]

Thanks for all the input guys

 

[monkeh]

copilot is much better than google maps if you want to use it offline and plan routes via waypoints.

 

[ZedExMuse]

Without a signal (or battery) you're gonna need one of these:

Any of you young whipper-snappers ever used one of these?:laugh

I love, love taking long rides on my bike X> 500 mi. I use my Garmin on a ram nob, and also my Google Maps on my Android, but I never stray real far from home w/o my:

Benchmark Maps & Atlases

They are cleaner looking with better topo definition than Delorme maps. I've also discovered Butler Maps... Small, convenient, but not as much detail as Benchmark:

Motorcycle Maps & Motorcycle Routes | Butlermaps.com