Navigation Simplified the Beeline Moto II | Review

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Today, Tom takes a closer look at the latest iteration of the compact motorcycle navigation unit - the Beeline Moto II. In this comprehensive video, Tom deep dives into everything you need to know about this innovative device, from unboxing to real-world testing.
Join Tom as he provides a quick overview of the features within the Beeline Moto II and its partnering app. Designed for riders who prefer a smaller, more discreet alternative to bulky GPS units, the Beeline Moto II seamlessly complements the look of any bike without compromising functionality. It's super lightweight and portable, making it a perfect companion for any ride.
Additionally, the Beeline Moto II offers a cost-effective solution compared to mounting a phone on your motorcycle, providing essential navigation features without breaking the bank.
Don’t miss out on Tom’s in-depth review, where he tests the Beeline Moto II in various riding conditions to see if it lives up to the hype. Whether you're a seasoned rider or new to motorcycle navigation, this video will give you all the insights you need to decide if the Beeline Moto II is the right choice for you.
Watch the full video to discover how the Beeline Moto II can revolutionise your riding experience!
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[@scottvessey915]

I’m upgrading from the Moto to the Moto II, should get the II in July. If I decide that turn by turn audio would be useful, it’s less than a quid a week, and I can try it for a month for free anyway.

[@damiengvideos4337]

There is another cool feature with the app where you can specify a distance you want to ride, 100 miles for instance...and it will create a route for you to start from your current position (home in my case) and it will route you 100 miles with the end of the ride ending back up at home. Thats a nifty option I think to get in a good ride and end up back where you started.

[@patrickwatters7555]

I just bought one its really good , I love it.😊😊

[@johnmilner0859]

The subscription is a rip off. That is why I will not upgrade.

[@moorepower13]

Super bummed they didn't disclose that to the kick starter crowd. I would have re considered for such an expensive device to not get the whole experience out of the box.

[@fiucik1]

One very important question: does it consider traffic? Let's say, there's an accident, and the road is closed, or there's a gigantic congestion, would it find a faster route whilst riding?

[@odinswolf1969]

Bought mine via kickstarter, due delivery june 24..

[@RichardReeve_K1W1]

Mine arrived dead. I was disappointed to see that the issue was already known to Beeline and was listed as a fault on their website. Obviously there is a quality control issue with these first units so buyer beware. I suggest waiting before purchasing. It is also over 36 hours since I reported the fault to Beeline through their support system and apart from a “we have your message” response I have heard nothing. Again extremely disappointing for a new product which as I said above Beeline obviously know that they have quality issues with. Overall my confidence in this product and the company behind it has deminished greatly. I repeat. Buyer beware!

[@SimranjeetSingh-o6x]

Do it show street speed limit?

[@patrickwatters7555]

Yes it does.

[@nikolaosberatlis3942]

Why not mount your Apple or Samsung/Pixel watch on the handlebars instead of using this device? I'd think Apple and Google Maps navigation would be better than Beeline's app and you wouldn't have to spend an extra $220 if you already have a watch. Even if you don't have one already a used watch costs the same or less than a Beeline Moto 2.