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Garmin zumo 396 LMT-S, Motorcycle GPS with 4.3-inch Display, Rugged Design for Harsh Weather, Live Traffic and Weather

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Features

  • Motorcycle navigation for the twisty road to adventure
  • Rugged, glove-friendly, Sunlight-readable 4. 3 display; resistant to fuel vapors, UV Rays and harsh weather
  • Stay connected: pair with a compatible smartphone for hands-free calling, get smart notifications through the free Smartphone Link app, and easily share GPX files for group rides
  • Access free Live services for traffic and weather using the smartphone link app
  • Garmin Adventurous Routing finds curvy or hilly roads; limits major highways

Description

With its rugged all-weather construction, wireless connectivity features and glove-friendly 4. 3” touchscreen display, our zūmo 396 LMT-S motorcycle navigator is built to turn straightforward rides into twisty, gnarly, road- gripping adventures. And you can share the good times with your friends.

Brand: Garmin


Model Name: Zumo 396LMT-S Navigator


Vehicle Service Type: Motorcycle


Screen Size: 4.3 Inches


Special Feature: Touchscreen


Connectivity Technology: Wi-Fi


Map Type: City Tour, street/tourist


Included Components: Lifetime maps and live traffic, Motorcycle mount and hardware, Motorcycle power cable, Preloaded City Navigator for NA, Quick Start manual, USB Cable, zumo 396 See more


Audio Output Mode: Bluetooth, Intercom, Helmet-related


Battery Life: 4 Hours


Product Dimensions: 4.94 x 0.98 x 3.38 inches


Item Weight: 1.76 pounds


Item model number: 010-02019-00


Batteries: 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


OS: Linux


Connectivity technologies: Wi-Fi


Special features: Touchscreen


Other display features: Car Audio or Theater


Human Interface Input: Touchscreen


Scanner Resolution: 480 x 272


Color: Black


Whats in the box: Lifetime maps and live traffic, Motorcycle mount and hardware, Motorcycle power cable, Preloaded City Navigator for NA, Quick Start manual, USB Cable, zumo 396


Manufacturer: Garmin


Date First Available: April 11, 2018


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    • Great GPS with outstanding mounting system
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I was looking for something to replace an older Garmin 1300 GPS that I have used on past motorcycles. I was using a Ciro perch mount and really liked it, so when I opened the box for the Zumo 396 and saw how thick it was, I was seriously considering returning it as it would not fit the Ciro mount. As I looked through the contents of the box, much to my delight I found that it contained a perch mount option too. It was really easy to swap out the Ciro mount for the Garmin mount. Note: There is also a handlebar mount included. The next step was to route the power cable. I routed it under the tank and up to the handlebars. There's plenty of cable, and once I determined where everything would fit, I assembled the mount. The included instructions are black and white are not very clear, I downloaded the owner's manual from the Garmin website and the color illustrations and text were much easier to follow. There is an in-line fuse on the end of the cable that attaches to the battery. I ended up trimming off about eight inches of wire to connect to the battery terminals. Before I mounted everything on my bike, I had used the GPS just to see how it worked. With the brightness on 100% and the display timeout on Never, the battery lasts about 3 hours of continual use. The GPS mount is always hot, even with the ignition off. I guess a mechanic could wire it into the ignition circuit, but I'll just pull the GPS out of the mount and not have to worry about the battery draining. I've used Garmin GPS units since the late 90's and I'm very satisfied with their performance. I'm hope this one will be just as good as the others. One last thing, there are a lot of extras on this unit including BlueTooth compatibility, alerts, etc., some which you have to pay for. It would be best to download the owner's manual before you buy to see if this is what you want/need. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2024 by Norm@Jackson
    • Durable, but be warned the unit will power on with it partially clipped in to the mount.
Style: GPS
Completely my fault, but be warned the unit will power on with it partially clipped in to the mount. I was in a rush and rode out with it partially clip in :( It actually stayed in place for about 45 miles then it popped out while doing 60mph on I-95. Stopped quick jogged back, the traffic was busy but I was able to retrieve it. I think I even saw a Semi run over it, but again it was busy. Some slide and bounce marks but the screen looked OK. I plugged it in to it's bracket, this time making sure it was completely snapped in and it worked fine! Since then I've used it over 10k miles and generally very pleased and it appears to still be waterproof after it's fall. Negatives: The what is ahead on my route function is great though not complete ,i.e. all gas stations were listed. But then I also find this on BaseCamp. A bigger negative is that when importing a route from BaseCamp it ignores my speed preferences. I like to choose a slightly slower speed to account for time at gas/eats. It also recalculates the routes even when I tell it to import routes and in the process it looses the pulled and placed changes I did to the route in BaseCamp. So every turn away from the base route must have waypoints not just those little dots. Also the ODO reading is microscopic for older eyes, but I got the RAM mount close enough if I squinted a bit :) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2019 by SailorJon
    • Overall, a great little GPS for a bike
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I'm a motorcycle tour guide, and need this for business. Garmin has always been solid, and for the most part I love this little unit. The touchscreen is great, and it has nearly every road I'd want to take, except for some really funky side roads which it can struggle with. The maps are good, but not great (its not google maps, if you're used to those). It has nearly everything you'd want, but falls short on some of the details. The PRO's: Price. For a solid waterproof GPS that can take a pounding, its hard to beat. - Ease of Use: really easy to use, with some nice features. The live traffic updates are useful. - The RAM mount ---- I love that they added it, and it mounts on nearly any bike out there with standard sized bars. The CON's - - The software sorta blows, if you're planning out a long trip. Basecamp could use a serious upgrade. IT works, but you gotta dance to make it work. Whomever said its straight out of the 90s was dead on. - Your settings will overwrite things sometimes and change your routes. I didn't like that part, and had to put in my own, extra waypoints to keep me on the routes I wanted to ride. - The mount: its killer if you want to hard wire it to your bike --- I didn't. I use an AC Adapter so I can move it to another bike, and ended up sawing a corner of the mount off just so I could make it work with a standard AC adapter. that part, could have been thought out a little bit better. I'm happy with it, it works well and has a lot of features. Its just a hair short of getting that last star which would have made me love this thing. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2019 by MrZip66
    • Nice little unit for the money, will get another real soon for my other touring bike.
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I should have gotten this long ago after going thru so many car units for my bikes. The Motorcycle units are much better for motorcycles and the mounting hardware is awesome. The unit took a little time to settle into the cradle and would cut off a few times after initial installation on my bike with it being a buzzy little single. but after a few rides it is now rock solid. The adventure riding mode will take you thru neighborhoods if not set correctly but is so fun when your just out riding. nice unit. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2025 by Gene Gene

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