BMW R1200RT/R1250RT Forum

Don't go with the BMW system. The Sena SRL setup should work just fine.

Have you tried another micro-USB cable? When the Nav is connected to the PC, File Explorer and BaseCamp should be able to see it. Do other devices work in the PC’s USB port?

The straight lines can be fixed by selecting Recalculate from the Route list.

Sirius XM is good for a year from the day you walk out with your bike.  Has it been over a year?  What did XM say when you called?

I'll 3rd TechSpec. Not the cheapest, but quality stuff that looks good as well.

@gogs01 - this is not the cable that you need to buy, it's the iPod cable that's attached to the bike itself.

Yes, a USB stick works well, but I use iTunes and it's really inconvenient to export a new song, convert it and then copy it on the flash drive.  Where as I just sync my iPod or iPhone with iTunes and it's done.

Has anyone ever had their bike's iPod cable replaced?  I'm having an issue where when an iPod is connected, that the music will sometimes stop playing, offer when I turn off the bike and then on again music fails to play.  The bike says the iPod is recognized but nothing plays. And...

What OS and version are you running?

I don't believe the 10U headsets have jog dials, as everything is integrated into the helmet.

RTman10 wrote: What the Nav V does on the GS but not the RT is give you an App called My Bike (or something like that).

On the '17 RT the Nav VI displays the My Bike info screen.

If you have your phone paired to the Nav, it also allows you to accept/reject calls via the wheel.

USB power is tapped into the trunk connection wiring, see the 4th picture. Don't know if it's water resistant or not, but its location should protect it enough I think.

Is the car kit for the Nav V and Nav VI the same?

So can you quote me a price to CA, USA 90502 ?