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Whistler XTR690$100.00 to $219.00
Tags:whistler, xtr690, | Whistler XTR695$137.00 to $247.00
Tags:whistler, xtr695, | Escort Passport 9500i$384.00 to $584.00
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Whistler Cruisader

Cruise confidently on your motorcycle with the Whistler Cruisader on board. Specially designed for cycles, this detector picks up both total band and POP frequencies, alerting you to their presence with both tones, and on the backlit LCD display. Cloaking technology keeps the device's existence private, while still providing 360-degrees worth of protection. A battery and temperature mode takes out some common guesswork along your enjoyable ride.Minimize
Rocky Mountain RMRC435

The RMR-C435 a.k.a VIPER II detector transmits a series of pulses at the same wave length used by the police laser guns (Lidar), which are electronically timed at about 100 feet apart. The power output is four to eight times that needed to trigger the detector in the laser gun.
Rocky Mountain D210

The Rocky Mountain Radar D210 Radar Detector is an advanced micro-electronic designed radar detector with Smart-Scan . 360° laser detection detects all radar bands, all laser radar and safety and instant-on radar. Features include a VG-2 undetectable design; mute, dark, and city/highway functions; a windshield mounting bracket; coiled power cord; volume control and a last setting memory function.Minimize
Escort Solo S2

Never again must you choose between convenience and performance. The revolutionary new cordless SOLO S2 radar and laser detector creates the most powerful combination of long range performance, and convenient battery operation ever - it's simply amazing!No other detector provides the portable convenience and protection of the SOLO S2 radar and laser detector. It's easy to own and operate. No more cords - just stick it to the windshield, turn it on, and you're ready to go. The SOLO S2 is ideal for the person who is constantly in and out of rental cars, or just wants the easiest-to-use radar and laser protection.Minimize