Rider 2nd Edition ships with a RAM motorcycle mount (although you can buy an optional vehicle windshield mount for those 4-wheel days). When paired with a compatible Bluetooth phone, the Rider's in-helmet headset can be used for hands-free calling.

With a suggested retail price of $699, the Rider 2nd Edition has a 3.5'inch QVGA touchscreen display, 380MHz processor, 32MB RAM, and comes preloaded with US and Canadian maps on a 1GB SD card.

Sounds nice and all, but for $700 bucks, I'd rather get a Garmin Zumo...