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Help with Bryton Rider 50 GPS
Just bought a Bryton Rider 50 GPS but having real trouble with the mapping functions.
Before I installed the HD Maps UK & Ireland CD onto the internal memory card I could see place names and major roads around London when I zoomed out. After installation, now I can see road names zoomed in but when I zoom out more than two clicks I just get blank landscapes with no place or city names.
Really frustrating as have spent hours farting around to no avail and should be out on my bike. Any ideas?
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Had a similar problem with mine (couldn't get any roads at all in fact) and, in the end, I took off all the maps and put them back on again and that did the trick.
Also watch out for the mount, mine broke the last time I went out and the GPS ended up on the road with a car fast approaching it.
Still cheaper than a Garmin though.
Not just me then. That was my next plan of action - just to wipe it and start again. Takes a bit of working out doesn't it. Thanks