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gps sun shade/visor?
I've recently added a Zumo 550 to my R1100RT. I have it mounted underneath the accessory shelf so there's a small hint of something like shade, but I still can't really see the screen in sunlight.
I've seen guys with gps on their bikes and an added wrap-around (top and two sides) sun visor of a size big enough to do the trick.
What I haven't seen is where i could buy one similar.
thanx in advance
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I have one of these on my Nuvi:
[url]http://www.glarestomper.com/[/url]
Dave has a 'fixed' one on his Zumo. I think he got it from these guys:
[url]http://www.bmrproducts.com/proddetail.php?prod=073_CoverZumo550&cat=42[/url]
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thanx!
Thanx for the help. Just purchased the glarestomper for about $16. reviews on their site say it works.
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[QUOTE=clowry;793595]I have one of these on my Nuvi...[/QUOTE]
My N??vi 550 will be wearing a glarestomper in 5-10 business days!
Thanks, [B]clowry[/B]!
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one FS
just got mine...actually I received TWO. anybody interested? Same $ as retail...about $16 I believe.
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On my zumo 550 I use a robins hoods sun shade. It is made of a hard plastic and works great.
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Happy to help! Hope it works for you.
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I have the Robins Hood on my Zumo 660. They make it for the 550:
?½ [url]http://www.priushood.com/garmin-zumo-550-sun-visor-cus550.html[/url] ??
It works. You need to stick hook and loop around your unit.
However, I find that to follow indications on a GPS at speed is very distracting, and could be dangerous. This why, even if the hood gelps cut the glare, I ony rely on audio instructions via Bluetooth through my Sena SMH-10 on the road.
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GPS Shade
+1 on the Robin's Hood shade, I have one on my Zumo 665 and it works great,
it can be a bit of a space problem in a tank bag, but it is unaffected by the wind.
Good product, reasonable price for what you're getting.
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bought the glarestomper and it works a treat. kinda "suprisingly well," actually.
But thanx for the thought on the other product. I'm
sure somebody will take your advice
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If you have a glarestomper, run some solid copper wire around the rim, inside the seam to stiffen the thing up. Big improvement.