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<blockquote data-quote="TurtleShifter" data-source="post: 173199" data-attributes="member: 217">Garmin 62c.&nbsp; The only downside is it doesn't have a secondary dedicated hardwire port.&nbsp; It uses the mini USB connection that you use to connect to your computer as the same place as to the connection for the hardwire kit to the bike battery.There are a few out there (Montana, 78s) that have the secondary port.&nbsp; Only a concern if you have a hard get off and somehow destroy mini USB connection.&nbsp; Remote possibility but not too concerned.&nbsp; This was $199, no shipping or taxes.&nbsp; Then I bought the hardwire kit as my 60Csx batteries would vibrate and lose connection then turn back on and start all over again.&nbsp; You would lose all previous stuff for that day.&nbsp; Even if you put a small amount of foam in there, I never have liked to take the chance and it's simple and cheap insurance....hey, see what I did there.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TurtleShifter, post: 173199, member: 217"] Garmin 62c. The only downside is it doesn't have a secondary dedicated hardwire port. It uses the mini USB connection that you use to connect to your computer as the same place as to the connection for the hardwire kit to the bike battery. There are a few out there (Montana, 78s) that have the secondary port. Only a concern if you have a hard get off and somehow destroy mini USB connection. Remote possibility but not too concerned. This was $199, no shipping or taxes. Then I bought the hardwire kit as my 60Csx batteries would vibrate and lose connection then turn back on and start all over again. You would lose all previous stuff for that day. Even if you put a small amount of foam in there, I never have liked to take the chance and it's simple and cheap insurance....hey, see what I did there. [/QUOTE]

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