Phone or Sat Nav? What mount ? Quad lock or......

[Davidjill_imp]

I've settled on the phone, that I keep in the inside pocket of my jacket, with an ear bud plugged into it. I really can't see the phone outside in daylight, so I just listen to the turn by turn directions.

This is what I do. I either have Bluetooth earbuds or a single earbud in my ears/ear, and listen to Googlemaps or Waze from my phone in my pocket. As I've mentioned previously, Jamiroquai is THE only riding music, so that's usually in my ears as well.

This is what I do. I either have Bluetooth earbuds or a single earbud in my ears/ear, and listen to Googlemaps or Waze from my phone in my pocket. As I've mentioned previously, Jamiroquai is THE only riding music, so that's usually in my ears as well.
Us experienced guys know what works. I used to have music playing, and my jam was Pink Floyd or Muddy Waters, but it became more hassle than fun and I quit listening to music while riding.

This is what I do. I either have Bluetooth earbuds or a single earbud in my ears/ear, and listen to Googlemaps or Waze from my phone in my pocket. As I've mentioned previously, Jamiroquai is THE only riding music, so that's usually in my ears as well.
Us experienced guys know what works. I used to have music playing, and my jam was Pink Floyd or Muddy Waters, but it became more hassle than fun and I quit listening to music while riding.
Nice taste in music.....

[mvk24_imp]

I've settled on the phone, that I keep in the inside pocket of my jacket, with an ear bud plugged into it. I really can't see the phone outside in daylight, so I just listen to the turn by turn directions.

This is what I do. I either have Bluetooth earbuds or a single earbud in my ears/ear, and listen to Googlemaps or Waze from my phone in my pocket. As I've mentioned previously, Jamiroquai is THE only riding music, so that's usually in my ears as well.

This is what I do. I either have Bluetooth earbuds or a single earbud in my ears/ear, and listen to Googlemaps or Waze from my phone in my pocket. As I've mentioned previously, Jamiroquai is THE only riding music, so that's usually in my ears as well.
Us experienced guys know what works. I used to have music playing, and my jam was Pink Floyd or Muddy Waters, but it became more hassle than fun and I quit listening to music while riding.

This is what I do. I either have Bluetooth earbuds or a single earbud in my ears/ear, and listen to Googlemaps or Waze from my phone in my pocket. As I've mentioned previously, Jamiroquai is THE only riding music, so that's usually in my ears as well.
Us experienced guys know what works. I used to have music playing, and my jam was Pink Floyd or Muddy Waters, but it became more hassle than fun and I quit listening to music while riding. More of a def Leppard/white snake guy myself lol dad always had the hair metal bands on so it stuck.

If Danger zone from the top gun movie comes on though.. I'm speeding lol

2014 CB1100, 1981 KZ440 LTD, 1993 Yamaha XJ600 Seca, 1994 Yamaha XJ600 Seca

[Nachodaddy]

I just listen to the ringing in my ears. Sometimes the voices get loud enough to hear over the ringing, though.

[Cormanus]

You need better earplugs, Nachodaddy.

[Nachodaddy]

You need better earplugs, Nachodaddy.

Well, I agree, but about fifty years too late.

[peterbaron]

…. Nacho, can you hear me??

[Nachodaddy]

…. Nacho, can you hear me??

What?

[Rod 1975_imp]

I use my phone with Google Maps. As a support, I have Peak Design system. It's superior to Quad Lock and SP Connect.
Watch this test [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7w09FkDmC5I&t=4s]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7w09FkDmC5I&t=4s

[SportsterDoc]

My phone is holstered on my belt.
If I need to check a map (as if getting lost is a bad thing...unless fuel is low), I pull over and check.
Not a common occurrence, as I plan routes in advance, especially fuel and food stops in remote areas.
If the route is complicated, sometimes I jot down steps on a 3x5 card.
If I decide to reference the card, a quick stop offers a chance to stretch and sip water.

I've thought about a GPS or phone holder, but riding in high temps is a concern for electronics.

I did use a GPS (suction cupped behind windscreen) on my 1105 mile 6 day ride Sep 2020, but then gave it to a granddaughter, as I really did not feel the need to continue to use it.