It's actually a BMW Nav 1V (4) which is identical to the Zumo 660 and fits directly into a Zumo 660 cradle etc. Cheap second back up unit, present to yourself cos you deserve it, etc...if interested drop me a PM.
The unit is fully functional, comes with a pouch, two cables, one for connection to the mains and one for connection to a PC. Instruction booklet, DVD with full EU mapping and lifetime maps update through Garmin. I have checked with Garmin and the lifetime map updates are transferable as it stays with the unit not an individual.
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Excellent device.........very attractive price, :yes:
Yeah anyone who wants a tried and tested sat nav which is reliable, then this would be a good purchase. I don't personally rate Tom Tom's for bikes and haven't since my Tom Tom Rider One developed cracks in the plastic mounting bracket and Tom Tom Customer Service said there was nothing they could do about it as they had no replacement Rider One mounts as the Rider 2 had come out even though they had had numerous failings in the original mounts.
Garmin on the other hand have excellent UK customer service and I've always found them very helpful.
Still available and willing to consider any sensible offers.