My Triumph Connectivity System is ready to go

[Bob R]

Call me weird but I have been known to use something like this to get from place to place:

bob

 

[sonny]

AMAZING.

 

[Mittzy]

Call me weird but I have been known to use something like this to get from place to place:

bob

That would work ----- With Glasses lol, I dont where reading glasses when I ride but do enjoy voice navigation directions in the helmet

 

[Bob R]

That would work ----- With Glasses lol, I dont where reading glasses when I ride but do enjoy voice navigation directions in the helmet

That's funny, my riding (sun) glasses are progressive so I do have my reading glasses on, guess that is why it still works.

bob

 

[Tripps]

Maps are for finding where you want to ride, GPS is for getting there. The best of both worlds.

 

[warp9.9]

Best ive seen id @rainman right all the directions/turns with a grease pencil on his wind screen like a black board easy waterproof and smart.

 

[TURBO200R4]

That would work ----- With Glasses lol, I dont where reading glasses when I ride but do enjoy voice navigation directions in the helmet

you might want to be careful i seem to get into trouble when i listen to the voices inside my helmet
especially the one that says twist that throttle the road is wide open

 

[1olbull]

It allows one to become detached from the riding experience by integrating GoPro controls, GPS, music and phone into a single system which will allow you to spend less time paying attention to your riding and more attention to the latest whizbang technology.
Triumph Motorcycles Launches "My Triumph" Connectivity System and Mobile App - Cycle News
bob

Well said, Bob!
I feel GPS improves my ride because it allows me to navigate big cities while riding and when I get a hair to take off on a good looking road, it will find my way back on track.
Don't do phone, radio or music.

 

[Coops]

Well said, Bob!
I feel GPS improves my ride because it allows me to navigate big cities while riding and when I get a hair to take off on a good looking road, it will find my way back on track.
Don't do phone, radio or music.

I do like Waze warning me about cops and speed cameras—when I’m in unfamiliar territory. ;-)

 

[WyldCFH]

My GPS routes me around traffic, closed roads and general areas I'd rather not ride. More importantly, it allows me to see the relative severity of the turns coming up and helps me determine my approach speeds.
Music is on 95% of the time, oddly enough background noise helps me focus when attacking twisties or if the ride is less than invigorating it helps pass the time. And yes sometimes riding sucks, crossing I10 for hundreds of miles in a straight line is not an enjoyable ride.