IMHO, don't waste your time looking at, or doing a video for, the BRP GO apps. I'm with you, Google Maps is my go-to. I use the "Downloaded Maps" function of Google Maps for travel in the US or in remote areas where the cell coverage may be spotty. Also think that BRP dropped the ball in not adopting Android Auto or Apple Car Play. Why should our bikes be any different than our cars and trucks?? I use my phone for my music as well, utilizing (in my case) Samsung Music to avoid significant data streaming costs for sites like Spotify, Amazon Music, or RU-vid Music. I was appalled when I found out that RU-vid Music still eats up data when you have it set to only play music that is on your device!! Unlike yourself, I use the audio system constantly. I find that it works really well, and I'm quite happy with it!! Thanks for the videos!!
Learned more here then from most salesman we've talked to. We ordered spyder a while back and were waiting, waiting. We ended up today purchasing a beautiful red 2020 with 14000km. We informed our dealer the other day about our decision and they were very understanding about the situation. Again great video.
I have noticed some inconsistency in the dealer knowledge on these products also. My wife was looking at a Ryker late last year and we knew more about the options that they did. Sorry things did not work out for your new RT. This component thing is really dragging on. Enjoy your 2020... safe riding.
Very informative! I believe dealers should go through these explanations to new users who have bought their first Spyder. And I agree, there should be Apple Car Play and Android Auto that are the standard now.
You may have figured this one out by now but I thought it worth a mention. I have the same bike. The Mode/Eco thing retards the throttle performance and makes the bike "sluggish". I do like the shift indicator and when it is just me I typically ride in Eco mode. When riding with a passenger (or in traffic) I turn it off to get maximum performance. Try this, while riding under throttle press the button and you will feel the bike retard the throttle quite a bit. On the cruise control you can bump up (and down) your speed ny 1 mph using it as well (just like in a car). I enjoy your videos!
Thanks for your video. I have a 2020 RTL (same colour but the Black edition) and I actually learned a few things here lol. I agree on the BRP Go and Nav options. I cannot imagine paying additional fees to use navigation on a machine that cost 35Gs (here in Canada). I use Bluetooth from my phone for both music and navigation (Waze) and it works just fine for me. Would be nice to see Android Auto or Car Play though but highly unlikely we will ever see that from BRP (IMHO). Enjoyed your video. Cheers Kevin
I am sure I will delve into the BRP GO thing eventually, but I am having too much fun riding for that. My phone works just fine for NAV on our first Spyder so onward we go. Thanks for your interest in my channel.👍🇨🇦
Great video.Thanks for the information. I pick up my new to me 2021 RT tomorrow. This video broke down the control information! One of the sales people at the dealership showed me some of this!
I am happy that you found the video useful. You are going to love your new RT! We had an F3 before the RT and the comfort level is a true step up. All the best and I hope you get miles of smiles on your new ride. 🇨🇦👍
As per your comment at approx 14:49, no, they don't know what they are doing. If they are charging to use their map instead of letting us use Google's Android Auto, it's because they are money-greedy. Just like why you can't put a key-ring on your key, you need to pay extra for a key-ring holder. It's total BS. A 2024 Sea-To-Sky is over $40,000 Canadian, yet they still won't include Android-Auto or a key-ring holder? But hey, they include a suite case for the front of your ride, which you will rarely use, but the key is used EVERY RIDE. BRP needs to pool their owners and get feedback so they can be made aware of the "real world" they are apparently not aware of.
I’d did a bit of checking and as I am sure you probably know the 24’s come with apple car play but not android auto. The reason behind this as I understand it is that Android / Google does not allow it to be used on motorcycles. Anyway, thanks for your comments and for your in the channel.
@@BikeBoatandTravel BRP lies about why they don't support Android Auto. They blame Google for not allowing it on bikes, but the Gold Wing has it and so do the Harley's. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-g-H_AFgjhUo.html The BRP Pro App allows you to connect to Apple or Android. Just not Android Auto, but Sygic Maps which sucks: 1) Because it's pay to use 2) Because it can't find a lot of the addresses that Google Maps can.
@@BikeBoatandTravel Perhaps it's time to make a new video. Your video is titled "WHAT DO ALL THOSE BUTTONS DO??", but you don't cover *all* of the buttons. There was even a part where you said you don't use it so you don't know. It's either *all* of the buttons or it's not. Maybe your 2nd video can go more into detail with the display and all of the parts, even cover the trips & stats, screen display adjustment, etc. Anyway, I learned about the App yesterday, so I found out what that button does (the hard way). If you do cover the App in a new video, please use an Android & an IPhone, so everyone gets in on it, including the software it can connect to. Also cover that if it's not working, it's probably your USB cable (I learned that the hard way too) **Thanks
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