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GT Rider

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  1. I have been using a garmin 276c for two years and I like it a lot.

    It has a bright clear screen. Its nice if you are out on the trail when the sun goes down. I have had no too cold issues with it.

    I bought the auto navigation kit ( 010-10510-00) which has detailed street maps for North America, power adapter, mounts and memory.

    I bought the trail software from gpsquebec.ca. I can plan my trips turn by turn and don't have to worry about looking for signs as much (especially at night). I mostly saddlebag and it can be frustrating at intersections with no signs (especially at night).

    Good luck with your purchase.

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  2. The list I have compiled is from all the regions' maps and FCMQ booklets. I made this two years ago. It shows the hotel address, phone number and web site. Click the yellow pin for this info. I can not guarantee the accuracy of every point as I have not been to every hotel.

    Here is a screen shot of the list. The hotels are listed by region. FCMQ trails are shown.

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    Zoomed in Further.

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  3. i have ridden thousands upon thousands of miles in quebec and for the life of me i can't see the need for studs.all they do is tear up the trail and cause a safety hazard.now if i were a lake racer then maybe.just my 2 cents, but to me studs are a crutch.

    The time I got half way up a steep mountain (around St-Donat) and started sliding backwards with my wife (2 up) convinced me they are worth while. That never happened again.

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