Garmin zumo 660
UPDATE: Two new models, the the zumo 220 and zumo 665, have brought even more offerings to the zumo line.
The Garmin zumo 660
The zumo 660 updates the 550, moving to a nuvi-like flat form factor and wider 4.3” display, and adding lane assist/junction view, 3D buildings, speed limit display and A2DP Bluetooth.
To see how the 660 stacks up against other zumos, check out my motorcycle GPS comparison page.
Compare prices on the Garmin zumo 660
More Garmin zumo 660 reviews
- Consumer-authored Garmin zumo 660 reviews
have been posted at Amazon
- Scott Blum reviews the zumo 660 for Allstate Riders
- About.com gives a 3-1/2 out of 5 star rating in their Garmin zumo 660 review
- WebBikeWorld has posted their own review of the zumo 660
- Motorcycle.com compares the zumo 660 to the TomTom RIDER 2nd edition and the Lowrance Endura Sierra
I’ll be posting more hands on GPS reviews as they appear, but in the meantime, here are some…
Other Garmin zumo 660 resources
- A PDF version of the Garmin zumo 660 owners manual
- Want to see how the zumo 660 stacks up against other models? Check out this Garmin motorcycle GPS comparison tool.
- Here’s a dedicated Garmin zumo message forum.
- This Garmin message forum also has a significant number of zumo-centric postings.
- A Garmin zumo wiki, complete with a Garmin zumo FAQ.
- Here’s a roundup of Bluetooth motorcycle helmets.
- Share your rides at zumo Connect.
- The official Garmin zumo 660 web page
- How to access archived trip logs on your zumo (post title says nuvi, but it works the same)
- Pairing your Bluetooth headset/helmet with the zumo 660:
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- Check the current Garmin zumo 660
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 |  In stock at PCNation | $649.99 |
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 | In stock at Target.com | $682.49 |
 | | $653.99 |
 | In stock at Factory Outlet Store | $669.95 |
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Gumby
Edmonton, AB
April 6, 2011
DON’T LOSE OR DAMAGE THE SOFT WEATHER CAP!
I have had great luck with the unit, HOWEVER The weather cap that protects your line out/antenna connections CANNOT BE REPLACED. Garmin does not sell it, stock it, provide it, hell, they don’t even have a part number. They also can’t tell you what size of machine screw you need to attach it so making your own becomes extremely difficult. Their warranty repair depots don’t have it either as this part is not supplied to them. Garmin told me my only alternative was to purchase a ENTIRELY NEW unit for a part that, at most, would cost only a few bucks. Their support staff are the worst I have ever dealt with.
Recommend: NO
Call them back and talk to someone else. Ask for a supervisor if need be. They should do an out of warranty repair (actually giving you a refurb). For high-end handhelds, I believe the cost is around $100. Not sure what it would be with the zumo.
I did that. I have sent them 7 emails, and talked to 3 different reps and 2 supervisors. I was told there was nothing they could do for me unless I paid for a full refurb, even though all it needs is one small machine screw and a small piece of rubber that was designed to be taken off and on by the consumer. With cost of shipping and handling, and the refurb, I’m looking at close to $250.00 U.S.
Unacceptable.
I would pay the $40 for shipping and handling for the $3.00 part, not an issue. In fact, I would order about 5 of them to be safe lol.
But $250 for a $3.00 part that was designed to take off and on and ANYONE can do themselves easily is ludicrous.
Oh, I forgot to add I was looking at 7 to 10 weeks before it would be back to me, which screws me for my trip. That is why they actually suggested I just purchase a new one.
That really sucks. Were you dealing with Canadian support or folks in the US?
I called the Canadian telephone number but it routed directly to the U.S. support centre.