BMW LAUNCHES FIRST EVER DUAL-USE SATELLITE NAVIGATION SYSTEM
19 April 2007 - BMW Motorrad GB

Navigator III Plus the latest sensation in satellite navigation technology

The days of riders stopping on the hard shoulder to turn the page of the map are numbered, following the arrival of the latest Satellite Navigation system from BMW Motorrad.

The Navigator III Plus, a revised version of the popular Navigator II, is a powerful and intelligent satellite electronic system that is not only fast-working, but robust enough to survive even the worst of the British weather. It is the perfect navigation and communication aid to help the rider reach his destination with minimum difficulty and fuss. The Navigator III Plus takes the strain and stress out of navigation, allowing the rider to fully enjoy the ride.

The Navigator III Plus retains the same outward appearance as its predecessor, and has maintained its Advanced Mount Cradle design. The device’s fuel resistance and spray-proof housing also remain.

Its advanced technical features, easy operability and high-quality display make it a natural choice for the motorcyclist who wants to stay ahead of the game. The Navigator III Plus comes with a car kit, meaning it is the only device on the market that is entirely and uncompromisingly equipped for use on both motorcycles and in cars.

Detailed data for all of Europe is already pre-installed on the system, and up to eight separate tracks can be saved by the user. Motorcyclists will also find the addresses of all BMW Motorrad dealerships stored on the system. All of this is available from any UK Motorrad dealership for £995 including VAT and is fit for use on a range of BMW motorcycles.

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