Beeline Moto II Metal - Silver

I’ve used the Beeline for years and decided to upgrade. This new version is fantastic, so much more functionality and ease of use. Not cheap but I love the fact it’s not in your face and easy to swap between bikes.

Fantastic piece of kit. Used for a four day tour of Lakes, planning all daily route before leaving home. Able to navigate using the actual roads YOU want to drive rather than ones chosen by sat nav.

Good offer with free quality handlebar mount.

I love the clear display and it connects to my Cardo easily.

Directions are clear and usually in good time although I am rubbish at guessing how far 0.2 of a mile is but I have changed the settings so changes are given to me in metres. The turn by turn on the display are clear which helps as it is less information to remember so I can focus on the ride.

The only issue I have had is that sometimes it lags with when to turn or I make the turn and it says I have gone the wrong way - fortunately it's good as re-routing.

Being able to decide upon the type of ride I want is useful especially as I like something off main roads. The beeline has opened up my local area.

Overall I am enjoying the Beeline Moto II.

I was a huge fan of the first, thought it was simple and clever how it displayed navigational prompts with arrows and dots. But it did have it's downsides on complex roads/roundabouts. You had to accept you may go down a wrong turning every now and again.

Not anymore. This edition improves that massively by rendering the road layout ahead, while keeping the small form factor. Top stuff

Have had constant difficulties pairing the device. It took multiple attempts to pair the device when first out of the box. I bought it last minute for a trip to Ireland. Worked brilliantly for the first day. Thereafter refused to pair for the whole time in Ireland. Initially the advice it gives you is to "forget the device" in bluetooth settings on your phone. Tried this. Tried turning phone on and off. Tried uninstalling the app. Multiple time. Didn't work. Finally when playing around with the device I found an "unpair" option on the beeline itself. Tried this and eventually it re paired to my phone - after I'd left Ireland. Also throughout this time it wouldn't turn back on after turning off. Had multiple error messages, update signs and things on the display - only for them to self resolve, but not before long periods where it wouldn't turn back on. Once re paired it seems to have been reliable again. I'll keep it - but so far not impressed with ease of use or reliability. The map which comes with the app is difficult to use. Once you click "where to?" There's just an address bar and the map dissappears so if you're just looking for a rough speculative location or you don't know exactly where you want to go, or you want to decide where to go whilst looking at the map you can't. I found myself having Google maps up simultaneously just so I could look at a decent map at the same time. When it works- it's great and would be 5 stars.... disappointed overall.

This is probably one of the best upgrades I've brought for my bike, before I was always a bit daunted travelling too far and being let down by my phone, now I can seamlessly navigate anywhere and not get lost. It connects instantly to my phone, easy to follow directions and a decent battery life I highly recommend

I got this for creating routes & exploring the more deserted roads, or simply using as a backup when you can't remember every road turn in your head & this saves getting the map out. You can create routes on the Beeline website and they will automatically import into the Beeline device. Generally works very well but if you're in a dodgy signal area it'll 'freeze' and display 'rerouting' while its waiting to reconnect to your phone.
Quite expensive for what it is, and some of the accessories for it are extortionate. £49.99 for a powered mount? An absolute joke. I just use a usb cable and plug it into the bike. On this topic, they claim 14hrs battery life, which is nonsense. The most I've ever had before having to plug it into the bike is 8-9hrs.
Nonetheless, for me it works well and we've been riding new roads that we probably would have missed out if not for having the Beeline as a backup.

this is a good bit of kit. I recommend that you put a rubber plug in the usb-c charge socket when riding in the rain.

For a small device, you get a lot of information. I'm lucky I can mount it high so can keep an eye on the road whilst looking at it. Very motorcycle glove friendly. Shame you have to pay sunscription to get full use like voice directions but worth it. Much less distracting then when I had a screen.

The companion app for this device lets the product down. The route planner is very poor and seems to think a national speed limit dual carriageway is not a 'highway'. I tend to review things with the premise of if the item broke would I re-buy it and I'm afraid the answer would be no for this device. Look elsewhere if you want a reliable sat nav system for your bike.

Recommended by a friend. I wish I got one sooner, absolutely love it. Saves having my phone out, which can be difficult to see when the sun is out. Came across a road closure and re routed instantly.

I heard this can not only guide you easily, but take you either the Fun way, the Relaxed way or quickest
For a biker I'd say it's almost a given to have

Excellent product, easy to use, 3 routes to pick from depending on time allowed. Up grade from the Royal Enfield tripper, same idea but easier to use.

Bought this as I didn't want to use my phone as a satnav. I'm a cyclist so I'm used to head units, this isn't one, it's a second screen for the app. I can't record a ride or follow a route with the beeline only.

The battery is claimed to last 14 hours, I manage 8 to 9 hours meaning I need to recharge it at least once a week, especially before the weekend.

I bought the beeline to ride to the City and it doesn't work very well there, it often loses signal (tall buildings and GPS on the phone in pocket under thick jacket).

I've become weary of the mapping tool. It sends me through Bishopsgate when it's buses only and it imagines a weird path at some intersections, I have attached screenshots where I can go straight but it tells me to make a hook... so I check Google Maps and I would use that on my phone if I hadn't bought this.