Honda unit to release motorcycle navigation system

Honda unit to release motorcycle navigation system

TOKYO, Japan - Honda Access Corp., a Honda Motor Co. subsidiary, said Feb. 23 it will release a motorcycle navigation system costing 173,250 yen on April 28. Designed to be installed on the handlebars, the system was developed jointly by Honda Access and three other companies including map maker Zenrin Co. (Kyodo)

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