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Originally Posted by Mr Bread  Where did you guys get your gps, and what is around usual to pay?
I would like to do some really long distance trips and the gps seems like a good idea. |
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Price - what do you want to do with it? Full on route-planning, waterproof, motorcycle-friendly Zumo 550 is about 600$ these days,
or you can get a Nuvi 200 for ~150$ on Craigslist that is a 'simpler' solution.
If you buy used, just make sure it's not too old, as the roads and maps do change and buying something 3-4 years old most likely means you've gotta spend another 100$ on maps to make it truly useful for traversing the continent.