Beeline Moto II Metal - Silver

Great update on the previous model which I lost and very prompt delivery

You can hardly notice on the bike. Easy to fit and remove using supplied mount. App works just like google maps for route planning, fun feature is good. One or 2 grass lined roads, but you can rate the section to give feedback by pressing a button on the unit,
Visually it is easy to see at a glance. Sometimes I’d like a bit more detail around complicated junctions, but I’m still getting used to it. Reroutes quickly enough and allows you to keep you phone in your pocket rather than clutter up the dash.
I’m happy with it for my occasional use, rather than having phone float in the breeze. You can charge and use at the same time.
I wanted this for the size, but did not get the first version due to the display. This updated version is easier to read and helps be find good routes and get to my cafe for a fry up.

Using it on my e bike as well as my F800ST. What a brilliant piece of kit. Recommended by a friend who no longer uses his top of the range motorcycle specific sat nav because this is better: he was right. Get one!

I was concerned the Beeline Moto2 would be too small for me as I am short sighted. But know it seems fine.

This little satnav is perfect for my little Honda Forza 125. The display is clear and easy to read without being obtrusive. The information displayed is free from clutter and irrelevant detail so it is easy to read with a quick glance and does not distract like some other mainstream satnav systems have a tendency to do. Battery life is more than adequate and is easy to charge on board. If you need good basic directions without fuss and frippery the Beeline is great. I once had to deviate from the planned route and had an issue getting back on route as I had not read the instructions properly, once I understood the information the off route screen was giving me it got me back on route very quickly. Great little satnav, I am very happy with it. My advice is, if you buy one, READ THE SIMPLE INSTRUCTIONS PROPERLY!

I've been after a decent but simple Sat Nav ever since my iPhone flew off its holder on the handlebars while riding last year! I had read lots of reviews about this product and so have invested in it. So far so good. It's easy to set up, with a simple, decent App, good battery life and most importantly, it feels like it isn't going to fly off the handlebars !

Brought from sportsbikeshop recently, idea if you don't want a chunky sat nav on a smaller bike or retro like mine.
I also Brought the mirror mount [wrong one initially but exchanged it with no bother]
Highly recommend!

Like the product does what it says dislike that you have to subscribe to get all the features especially the round trip by miles

When it’s working it’s Genius. So much better than the original.
However, when I have it, whilst riding, one will check the beeline Moto 2 when approaching a junction, to see which way to go. It’s then that I notice that’s it’s turned off. Blank screen! Have to press the lower button to turn it back on, by which time, the junction it a few miles behind me. So, as a sat nav for motorbikes… it’s futile. However sports bike shop are all wonderful and really helpful.
Unlike Beeline. Who have ignored my email.

Never really saw the need for one of these as I already have a Satnav on my bike. Thing is, I ride more than one bike. I wanted something light weight, unobtrusive but functional for when I'm riding a volunteer blood bike and this fits the bill. Yes, I could use my phone but prefer to have this tucked safely away in a pocket. The Beeline does the job really well unless you need voice directions (although this is a subscription add-on). For me, it works well, easy to see, easy to link to your phone and easy to use. You can go the fastest route, twisties or set it to just point in the general direction. It also records your route if not using it to navigate. I like it.

It is a perfect navigation for any bike (motorcycle and pedal bike as well). This what actually caught my attention to it as I’m also a cyclist. Was considering TomTom and garmin as they are main players for navigation systems and I’m so happy I went for beeline moto2. Have never used beeline moto1 so cannot compare. This unit is small however it is perfect size on the steering wheel. Battery life is outstanding - did 300miles (8hrs) with it on one day what was a week ago and battery is still around 75%. For navigation there it few guides you should see before you use it but it is very easy to read. As a cons (be honest there is always something to improve) is that on motorway it doesn’t show exit lanes but simply 200ft to exit so on complex motorways this is very minimal info. What I did I used distance in miles and feet so now I can see signs and beeline moto pointing to the same exit). App is great and easy to use and rerouting is nearly instant. Perfect device for me. Also worth to mention it doesn’t show your phone messages or incoming calls but tbh for me this is a plus and now I get it why others also pointed to that. Simply mount it anywhere you like (mirror., steering ) and enjoy the ride.

I got Beeline because I can't fit the standard phone holder. Very happy with the purchase. Minimalistic, no distractions, works well. I missed couple turns on my first ride on difficult junctions, but later figured out what did wrong. Full app version still needs some improvement (like real time road works), but in general good app. I would recommend it.

Simple to fit and use, no unnecessary functionality. Minimal distraction while riding but clear directions. As always prompt delivery by Sportsbikeshop.

Nice and small and suits all my classic bikes pretty simple to use
Down sides
The more useful functions are not available unless you're willing to pay for a subscription and it's not so easy to plan a more interesting ride away for the route choice it gives you (it can be done by adding way points but it's time consuming)

It does what it says on the tin ( well on the box anyway ). I used this for the first time yesterday & it took a bit of getting used to compared with a car GPS but it got me to where I needed to be no problem. I decided I could make it home without it & when I inevitably got lost I turned it on & my phone picked up where I was & I set up the journey & it got back on track no problem at all. Would recommend.