The Beeline Moto II is a navigation device for riders who prefer simplicity. It costs £179.99 and works with any motorcycle or bicycle. It pairs with a smartphone to display clear directions on a bright 38mm TFT screen. The screen shows arrows, road lines, and data such as speed and trip time. The device fits easily on handlebars using strap or clamp mounts. No wiring is needed, and power comes through USB-C charging.
The Beeline Moto II runs up to 14 hours on auto brightness and is waterproof to IP67. It weighs 63g in metal or 40g in plastic. Navigation remains sharp, even in rain or glare. Setup takes minutes through the Beeline app, available on iOS and Android. Routes can be planned quickly with “fast,” “fun,” or “relaxed” options, and GPX files import without issue.
Optional Beeline Plus adds live traffic, loop routes, and speed camera data for £39.99 yearly. The base device needs no subscription. Riders value its minimalist design, reliability, and ease of use. It trades extra features for focus and simplicity. At this size and price, the Beeline Moto II delivers precision guidance without clutter or distraction.
My two cents…
Great review from John at Bennet’s.
The Beeline Moto II is what happens when someone finally says, “Hey, maybe riders don’t need a tablet glued to their handlebars.” For £179.99, you get a tiny 38mm screen that actually tells you where to go, no maps exploding in your face, no Siri screaming. Just clean arrows and basic stats. USB-C charge, no wires, no drama. Thank you. It lasts 14 hours, laughs at rain, and weighs less than your morning guilt. The app setup’s idiot-proof, and you can pick routes that are “fast,” “fun,” or “relaxed.” Add £39.99 for live traffic if you must. Minimalism wins.
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