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lee
Debbie's Servant
jandhumphreyme
Member
lee
Debbie's Servant
Here's a used one for $650 shipped.
https://advrider.com/f/threads/bmw-nav-vi-price-drop-5-29.1446829/#post-40145033
https://advrider.com/f/threads/bmw-nav-vi-price-drop-5-29.1446829/#post-40145033
rangerreece
RangerReece
On my third NAV VI
OP: in this case the best advice I could give anyone would be to purchase a new one, and work the best deal you can using your MOA discounts, etc.
I’m currently on my 3rd NAV VI. Two were defective (data converter failure... “ghosting”) a common defect in the earlier editions. Buying new, I was able to get replacements through Garmin free of charge, with a week turn around on the second scenario. Any used NAV VI I bought at this point would be highly circumspect, with no guarantee.
And I do recommend the NAV VI. When used to it’s full potential (you will have to get yourself educated on the technology) it is a major asset to the bike and the riding experience, so much so, I feel lost without it, (pun intended).
OP: in this case the best advice I could give anyone would be to purchase a new one, and work the best deal you can using your MOA discounts, etc.
I’m currently on my 3rd NAV VI. Two were defective (data converter failure... “ghosting”) a common defect in the earlier editions. Buying new, I was able to get replacements through Garmin free of charge, with a week turn around on the second scenario. Any used NAV VI I bought at this point would be highly circumspect, with no guarantee.
And I do recommend the NAV VI. When used to it’s full potential (you will have to get yourself educated on the technology) it is a major asset to the bike and the riding experience, so much so, I feel lost without it, (pun intended).
