Garmin StreetCross

Garmin

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About this app

Garmin StreetCross is a navigation app specifically designed for motorcycles. This app will only work in combination with the compatible models below.

To see if your YAMAHA motorcycle is compatible with the app, please refer to the owner's manual or the product information page for your model.

The navigation operations can be done via motorcycle handlebar during the ride.

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Key Features
Garmin Real Directions
Get spoken turn-by-turn directions through your connected helmet or headset.
Meanwhile, navigation features are projected to motorcycle meter panel when smartphone is connected to motorcycle via Bluetooth®.

Live Traffic
Avoid traffic delays and find timesaving detours to help keep you on your way with live traffic updates.

PhotoReal Junction View
It displays the appropriate lane to drive in during an active route.
Junction view realistically depicts junctions and interchanges along your route, including road signs and the surrounding landscape;
A brightly colored arrow indicates the lane needed for your next turn or exit.

Rider Alerts
Get alerts for speed zones along your route. You'll be notified about speed limit, speed camera, and school zones.

Live Weather
Show weather, temperature along the ride.

Share the Ride
Share tracks with fellow riders by sending GPX files.

*Some navigation features are not available in all regions.

Note: Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life.

Privacy Policy: https://www.garmin.com/privacy/consumerauto/policy/

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Our monthly plan will be available up until 2025/3/20, when all subscriptions will end and maps will be free to download. (There will still be a fee to update Japan maps.)

Yamaha's new XMAX pairing instructions: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQ0KcjsghTc

Ratings and reviews

It's a little rough around the corners, sure, but it works. There's a good selection of settings for how it routes you. The biggest issue is the directory of locations. It's not nearly as fleshed out as Google or other map applications, but that only applies to names of locations, addresses always work. It does not have the searching abilities of Google maps where you can easily peruse businesses and services in an area, but I don't use that often on my bike rides. Great addition tomy motorcycle

The phone screen must stay on for the app to work. if someone calls you, the screen will turn off and you'll lose directions. Addressing is not fully fleshed out. You'll need to search from another app to get the exact address or at times an address nearby to get directions close enough to work. Battery drain issues, after a longer ride, 3-4hrs phone may be depleted. Shame Yamaha used this as the GPS solution.

It’s okay most of the time, but sometimes it gives the wrong directions. It led me through a closed road and even a rough path—crazy! The route going there was fine, but on the way back, I don’t understand why it took me through a different way that was closed, so I got lost. I hope they update the app like Maps and Waze.