
SELECTING THE RIGHT GPS DEVICE FOR YOUR NEEDS
The GPS hardware you choose has a big impact on your overall LITPro experience. LITPro supports various models from several third-party manufacturers. This guide will help you consider important factors in selecting the best device for your needs.

Best Performance (10Hz+)
PRECISION DEVICES
Suggested for riders seeking the highest data accuracy and most comprehensive performance analytics.
Includes RaceBox Mini S and Dual Electronics XGPS160.
- Highest accuracy for line choice, corner analytics, and speed
- Airtime analytics with Mini S
- All LITPro features supported
- No heart rate without adding a Garmin or Polar fitness watch
- Mounting locations include helmet or front fender

Better Performance (1Hz)
GARMIN WATCHES
Suggested for riders seeking the highest accuracy in a watch form factor. Supports most LITPro features except airtime.
Includes any Garmin GPS watch and Edge bike computer that syncs with Garmin Connect.
- Best GPS accuracy in a watch form factor (current models)
- Excellent durability - waterproof
- Line choice and corner analytics possible in most cases
- Integrated heart rate
- Mounting locations include wrist or handlebars

Good performance (1Hz)
POLAR WATCHES
Suggested for riders seeking good performance at a lower price point. Supports most LITPro features with occasionally spotty GPS performance in harsh environments.
Includes any Polar GPS watch that syncs with Polar Flow.
- Good GPS accuracy in watch form factor
- Excellent durability - waterproof
- Line choice and corner analytics may be inaccurate in harsh GPS environments
- Integrated heart rate
- Mounting locations include wrist or handlebars

Ok performance (1Hz)
APPLE WATCH & SMARTPHONES
Suggested for riders interested in trying LITPro without a dedicated hardware purchase. Supports most LITPro features. Occasionally spotty GPS performance in harsh environments and no airtime.
Most Series Apple Watches (4 through 8) have poor GPS performance. The Series 3 and Ultra are the only models that perform decent on motocross style tracks (quick changes in speed and direction). Also includes iOS and Android smartphones.
- Ok GPS performance - can be inaccurate in harsh GPS environments
- Most LITPro features supported
- Mounting locations include wrist or handlebars (for Apple Watch)
- Smartphone can be tucked in a boot or carried in any other creative fashion (must be on rider)
2023 GPS Device Shootout by LITPro
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2023 GPS Shootout by LITPro: Introduction
Riding motocross demands accuracy and precision. So does the GPS device you choose. Introducing the 2023 GPS Device Shootout by LITPro.
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Riding motocross demands accuracy and precision. So does the GPS device you choose. Introducing the 2023 GPS Device Shootout by LITPro.
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2023 GPS Shootout: Polar Vantage M vs Polar Pac...
To launch the 2023 LITPro GPS Device Shootout series we have matchup #1: the Polar Vantage M vs the Polar Pacer Pro tested at Barona Oaks MX. Learn more details...
2023 GPS Shootout: Polar Vantage M vs Polar Pac...
To launch the 2023 LITPro GPS Device Shootout series we have matchup #1: the Polar Vantage M vs the Polar Pacer Pro tested at Barona Oaks MX. Learn more details...
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2023 GPS Shootout: Garmin Forerunner 235 vs Gar...
As part of the 2023 GPS Shootout we run matchup #2, a head-to-head between the Garmin Forerunner 235 and Garmin Forerunner 255. Learn more details about this head to head comparison...
2023 GPS Shootout: Garmin Forerunner 235 vs Gar...
As part of the 2023 GPS Shootout we run matchup #2, a head-to-head between the Garmin Forerunner 235 and Garmin Forerunner 255. Learn more details about this head to head comparison...