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New South Wales in Australia are going to remove mobile speed camera warning signs. Good or bad thing?

If the intention is to catch and fine rather than warn and educate then it is a sensible ...

there are however lots of new HADEC cameras on that stretch I am told (by the local traffic cops who have picked up the odd ticket)

Link works for me. I should say that I have used this service in the past when my old Garmin died and got a replacement [refurbished] unit for about £30 at that time.

Good value as it gets a Garmin ...

I will carry on using my Garmin, but that maybe because I have two on my motorbike (for when rallying).

This allows me to use different settings when out and about but most importantly they are wat ...

I agree, put the headset in pairing mode and then get the Garmin to search for it. Then just enter the passcode (normally 0000 or 1234) and job done.

Both my bike Garmin's connect to my wired heads ...

For my Zumo the update was two files, not a major problem as long as is works. On the sort of riding I do, I need vehicle power and there is no way a smart phone will last for long enough with the bat ...

My Garmin unit sometimes does this as well.

Makes it entertaining to sometimes see that the road I am already on is apparently closed but the sat nav is just a tool - we also have to use a little c ...

No manual as such but it runs on TomTom I understand - the actual system runs off an SD card.

Put it on a separate card and manage it that way, also makes it easier to run map updates once the internal memory gets stretched.

I use a 660 and a 590 on m bike - audio books on the 660 and music ...

I think that the Garmin directions and timings are about right.

I use a garmin on the bike and, assuming I am not a slave to it and use what used to be called common sense, it works fine. I general ...

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