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Garmin 665 in BMW cradle
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Fastman
Fastman
You’re good to go. I used my Zumo 660 in the OEM GPS mount on my 2016 GSA for about 9 months before springing for a Nav VI. No wonder wheel functions and no integration with all the bike data, but it worked just like it did on my previous bike (K1300S).
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azgman
Addicted to curves
Like Jiggin, I ran my existing 665 in my new R1200GS until I could find a reasonably priced Nav V. I did it for the wonder wheel integration which I find to be very useful. The Nav V also has better screen contrast than the Garmin 6xx series and a few additional features, like the "My Ride" screen.
bhackleman
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Depending on what you use, a benefit of the 665 is audible book support and ability to add satellite radio if you add the antenna. Neither of those supported on BMW version unless you get Nav 6 and stream media from your phone.
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