Will this show dirt roads in Mexico, specifically in the Baja area? Looking for something that will mount to mx bike.
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I'm not sure that the program of Mexico's dirt roads., But you can add your own.Cycling can be put together MXJUD
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of course. this will show dirt roads in Mexico, specifically in the Baja area. this is good to mount to your bike.
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You need to find a rack to mount it to. If your bike has a rear rack already you may be able to fit a Givi/Kappa monokey plate to it, but you need to be aware of weight limits on the racks when loading. If you don't have the rack do a search for SW-Motech racks, they make adapters for just about every bike
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This is a very low scale ramp ... it is my opinion that it would not hold up for a dirt bike
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http://multimedia.3m.com/mws/mediawebserver?mwsId=SSSSSuH8gc7nZxtU4x_BMx_BevUqe9Uz7vTSevTSeSSSSSS--&fn;=FOD_4036.PDF
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not sure where it was manufactured, probably China or Mexico, and mine came with mounting bracket
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I've had this tire on dirt roads as well as "rails to trails" bike paths. It handles both fine. Depending on the consistency of the dirt road, and how much of your riding is off pavement, you might want to consider a beefier tire (or a mountain bike), but if you "dirty trail" riding is relatively small stretches between long ribbons of pavement, you'll be fine. As far as the compatibility question goes, brand doesn't matter; it's all about the size.
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Yeah, you can use it on a motorcycle. I recommend a Suction Cup, Flex Strap, Handlebar, Rotating Flat Surface, or Profile mount and a tether. All of those are available here on Amazon or on Contour.com. Very tough camera. There will be a lot of wind noise in the video, but it will certainly work.
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Sorry, I mounted mine on a Victory Vision. Works fines, but the spaces were tight as I tighten the nuts and bolts. Whether a car or motorcycle, most license plate frames are standardized. Hope this is helpful.
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I definitely wouldn't use it on a motorcycle. It falls off my windshield randomly and my dash is flat and it won't hold. The suction isn't strong enough. Plus the "sticky" part of the holder isn't very strong. I would recommend a mount that you can secure onto your bike that screws on. (I hope this helps!)
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I have my regular car GPS mounted on my motor Cycle . and I use it rain or shine . seems to work well for me and takes a lot of thr vibration out as well , I would say for the price go for it . PS never had under water , but a few darn good thunder storms .
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Hi Brian. I just bought the mounting kit and is a great accessory. I was very pleased with it. I don't use iBike software, I use my iPhone with Sports Tracker software. Regards, Wlademir (from Brazil)
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The person I bought it for had it mounted to pretty much every area of my Baja while off-roading and we've had no vibration issues to date. This is one of the best things I've invested in.
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I've used it on a bicycle - no reason you couldn't use it on a motorcycle if the handlebar (or other mount point) has the right diameter. It's a very secure mount in any case.
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Yes, it sticks out further and lower compared to stock. I'd say it's for a street look, not so much for off roading.
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Go to Shimano website, click on Latin America, and click on the bicycle stuff, you should be able to find out.
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Yes, it covers Mexico and Canada. It also includes all Central America and the northernmost parts of South America (say, to the south end of Venezuela). That stated, I have never used it outside of the US... so far. Some caution seems wise; for instance, the urban area of Caracas is not to be found on these maps (but Mexico City is). If going far south past the border, do look for a second opinion; there are crowd-sourced routable maps in Garmin format that may be more reliable.
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I had the M232 on my front wheel at BM. Did fine with the dust and made the bike a lot easier to find when we made stops. The brighter the better on the playa at night.