Trail TechTrail Tech 922-125 Voyager Pro GPS Kit with Digital Gauge Trail Maps 4-Inch TFT LCD Touch Screen, Buddy Tracking, Handsfree Bluetooth

I bought this to install on my 98 XR400. I used a smaller RAM mount to mount to the handlebars (it's from something else I had, not included with this product). It provides a great heads up display of speed/tach/voltage or of maps & your position. I love the buddy tracking feature! I tried it out with a friend who also has the same unit and we were able to see each others position in town more than a mile away. I still need to test it in canyon trails. The display is good size and the menus are easy to navigate. The tach sensor seems to work pretty good but reads a little high at least in my application. Definitely recommend if you're looking for a good unit!

Great device to have. Easy to load custom trails and follow. Don't have any friends with one so I can't comment on the buddy tracking. This kit says it's for a SxS but it works perfect for a dirtbike. It comes with an extension for the temp sensor and a really long coil wire which I cut down. Better price than other options that don't come with any sensors. Only thing that's not included that could be useful is a wheel speed sensor but the gps speed is fairly accurate.

Wish screen came in 7 inch like ride command doesn’t connect to others as easy as advertised.

Wheel speed sucks rpm doesn't work right I got a used one instead of the new one I paid for

Have yet to use the unit, but this is my first impression after unboxing and installing. I purchased the voyager pro to mount on the steering column of my Polaris Rzr. Size and fit are perfect for what I wanted. Only complaint is that this unit does not have a charging port or charging cable i.e. USB or AC adaptor (common wall plug) so I can sit at my desk and transfer files, charge the unit, and mess with the various screens/settings. I find it pretty silly that in this day and age I had to sit in my truck with the unit plugged into the 12v (lighter) socket in order to charge it and mess around with learning the unit. Remember it has to be in the docking station to charge so I had to unplug the connectors, remove the entire docking station from my rzr and bring into my truck in order to do this. Yes, I could have left it in the rzr and accomplished the same thing, but it's in the garage and I'd either have to sit there with the engine running the entire time or risk draining the battery. The only other option (which I just did) is to order a separate docking station and an AC adaptor from Trail Tech. Mind you this is not a desk top docking station, its the same one made to mount in your vehicle so yes, it will lay awkwardly on your desk with all the wires and connectors hanging out the back. Also, the AC adaptor is on backorder so I guess it's back out to the truck I go...