Cycling SatNav Recommendations Please

[JtB]

I know there are lots of cycling SatNavs out there, just wondering if someone can recommend one that:
1) Has UK maps included (would be nice also to have Europe).
2) Plans cycle friendly routes that avoid main roads and dual carriageways.
3) Allows user to plan and upload a route in advance.
4) Is reasonably rugged and waterproof.
5) Has good battery life.
6) Has a good display that gives clear indications and copes well in sunlight.
7) Has good audio that gives clear indications.
8) Comes with a bracket to mount on handlebars.
Many thanks in advance

 

[Kies]

I have neither,but folks on here use Garmin 705, 800 and 810 . They will be along shortly .... after planning a route to the keyboard

 

[Mr Haematocrit]

Garmin 800 or 810 with open street maps
http://www.dcrainmaker.com/2013/05/download-garmin-705800810.html

Will meet most of your requirements, other than its not waterproof, its water resistent and does not provide audiable instructions... it beeps to let you know a turn is coming up.

 

[JtB]

A bleep is good and it doesn't need to be submersible, but it does need to withstand the British weather and avoid main roads - thanks.

 

[Deleted member 26715]

7) Has good audio that gives clear indications.

I have to ask why? Maybe it's just me but the first thing I do to any Sat Nav is turn off the annoying voice

Alan...

 

[Born2die]

I use my phone and osmand app gives good clear instructions and I can upload GPX files

 

[MrDampy]

My Bike Sat=Nav!
Works a Treat!

 

[vickster]

Not really one for the weight weenies though

 

[jasonmccullum]

i have a mio cyclo 305 which i paid £170 for. it also has a surprise me function where if you tell it the time or distance you want to ride it will create a bicycle friendly route at random so you will never get bored riding the same routes all the time

 

[Born2die]

Not really one for the weight weenies though

Wait till he cycles without it and realises the bike turns much faster