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cheeheese
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Has anyone successfully mounted a SAT NAV to their NC30?
I can't think of where it could fit.
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Yes, I fitted mine to the screen brace. Look at the RAM site for mounting options, they have everything that you'd need.
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I have a TomTom Rider v2 on my 30, I've used the RAM mounting kit (supplied with Rider) and placed it onto the left section of the screen brace. I think it works well.
Not the best photo to show it, but you get the idea...
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Original tomtom rider with RAM kit. I have a ball that bolts on the LH top yoke bolt. Simples.
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I tend to just put it in the bag, turn the brightness down and just use the audio instructions via headphones no chance of it getting wet either
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I just slip mine in my inside pocket with headphones conected,

and you have the added bonus of having someone to talk to. :oops:
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I just man up, read road signs and check where the streets go on google maps before I get there...

Sat nav..pah...for girls :tits:
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I use AA routeplanner to find my destination, then write down all the main roads i need to be on and stick them to my tank/top yoke :mrgreen:
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CMSMJ1 wrote:I just man up, read road signs and check where the streets go on google maps before I get there...

Sat nav..pah...for girls :tits:
Especially when in Germany trying to find an alternative route around a local cycling event and no-ones German sign reading is that up to scratch :tits:
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lol... :pmsl:

Ok OK...so we needed it then as nobody knew where we were going!


Some great roads there :up:
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