Chigee AIO-5 vs Carpuride vs Beeline: Which Navigation System is For You?

[@Ride_XP]

Thanks for watching! Please check the description for all links mentioned. Please let us know in the comments if you have any experience with the very cheap systems and if they're any good!

[@jpaulie2008]

Food for thought, upgrading my dual sport and need some electronics. Will be checking these out.

[@okomatic]

Beeline Moto reminds me of a cyclocomputer with GPS navigation. That could be another cheap option if it can also work on motorcycles.

[@Ride_XP]

True! they do actually have a bicycle version called the Velo II

[@ajcarlos6253]

I think it’s the same company

[@tbymrtn]

You just sold the Absolute device down the river for a select section of the market. I lol’d at that for real.

[@Ride_XP]

@@tbymrtn hahahah do you mean the live tracking feature? 😂😂

[@EchosAdventour]

Does it tell you the traffic congestion ahead like a normal google maps on the phone?

[@Ride_XP]

@@EchosAdventour The phone mirroring devices mirror the phone, so yes they do! The Beeline Moto app doesn’t though.

[@EchosAdventour]

@@Ride_XP thanks

[@40bedside]

User of chigee for a few months already on my gs. Waze hangs frequently and is impossible to use. Google maps OK. Blind spot detection erratic.

[@Ride_XP]

Interesting! thanks for your feedback. Never had those problems but definitely worth a look

[@anotherperson8575]

Tire monitors that come as a cap have a higher risk to be stolen😂... Yes, it's easier to use and maintain but in the Philippines? I dunno, it might cost more if you're in the area thay have people with "itchy hands". It's sad

[@Ride_XP]

True, another reason to consider the internal system