Product Review | Beeline Moto II Black Navigation Mate

After a month of real-world riding, the Beeline Moto II Black has proved itself as a simple, reliable navigation tool that keeps you focused on the ride, not the screen. Jeff has been using it on a range of bikes and now takes the pocket sized street directory on every ride…

Crisp 412×412 colour screen with anti-glare and hydrophobic coating for any riding condition. Easy to fit to any bike.

After a solid month using the Beeline Moto II Black, I can honestly say I haven’t been lost once, and for anyone who knows me, that’s nothing short of a miracle! Heather has made it a rule that I fit the Beeline to every bike I ride so I make it to the photoshoot point! It’s compact, clean-looking and easy to use, whether I’m swapping between test bikes, riding one of my own bikes or heading out on my RideWave e-Bike for a pushy ride, I use it.

Compact and sleek, it fits cleanly into any bike cockpit without clutter.

Well thought out packaging and not a lot of single-use plastic.

The included instructions are clear and easy to follow.

No swearing required when pairing to your device.

Designed as a sleek, minimalist navigation solution, it doesn’t clutter the bike or distract from the ride. The ultra-bright IPS TFT display is crisp and clear in any light and even in harsh Aussie sun or a downpour, the anti-reflective, hydrophobic coatings keep everything dry and visible. Two large, glove-friendly RockerTop 2 buttons make operation straightforward on the move, meaning there’s no fiddling required when you need to navigate the display.

You can choose Route, GPS Tracking or Compass modes depending on how you ride.

Built tough, it’s both IP67 waterproof and shockproof, with a 14-hour battery life that easily handles a full day’s ride. Charging is via USB-C, or you can use pogo-pin mounts for a powered setup. Navigation comes in two main ways: traditional turn-by-turn guidance with ETA and speed info, or Compass Mode for those who prefer to just aim for the horizon and make their own path.

Turn by turn.

Using the Beeline on the CB1000 Hornet SP.

Mounted to the Guerrilla 450.

Clear, easy to read display.

“Designed as a sleek, minimalist navigation solution, it doesn’t clutter the cockpit or distract from the ride”…

It even throws in handy extras like speed limit alerts, speed camera notifications (where available) and full ride logging. The Beeline app connects seamlessly, letting you plan routes, import or export GPX files and relive your adventures later. The whole package feels well thought out, minimal, intuitive and tailored for real riders rather than gadget geeks.

Simple USB-C charging gives the Moto II 14 hours of life.

IP67 waterproof and shockproof build so it handles rain, spray and road vibration.

There’s an optional powered mount for peace of mind.

You can plan your routes via the app, with GPX import/export support.

With a recommended retail price of $349.95, it represents great value for the quality and capability you get. The Beeline Moto II Black does exactly what the box says: keeps you on track, wherever you’re headed. Compact, rugged and stylish, it’s the perfect travel companion for any motorcycle or e-Bike. Available now from your local bike shop via Whites Powersports.

Heather loves the predictability of Jeff’s whereabouts, but wouldn’t mind if he still got lost occasionally!