Garmin Handlebar Controller for zūmo XT2 & Tread – Map Zoom, Music, and Waypoints

Designed for rugged rides, on-demand map control from the handlebars

The Garmin Handlebar Controller adds a tactile layer of control to your navigation setup, letting you manage maps, music, and waypoints without taking your hands off the bars. When paired with the zūmo XT2 motorcycle navigator or a compatible Tread device, you gain direct button access to essential map actions, so you can stay focused on the road, trail, or terrain ahead.

Core benefits at a glance

This compact, glove-friendly controller is built for real-world riding conditions. The button layout is crafted for quick reach and intuitive use, so you can zoom in and out, switch map layers, and mark waypoints with minimal distraction. The result is a smoother navigation flow that supports situational awareness, whether you’re carving through mountain switchbacks or cruising along a dusty trail.

• Critical map control while keeping both hands on the handlebars
• Glove-friendly design that supports rapid zoom and pan
• Quick access to map layers, waypoint marking, and music control

Beyond map interactions, the controller emphasizes reliability and readiness for diverse environments. It features rugged construction and IP67 water resistance, so weather, dust, or splashes don’t derail your ride. A wired power setup helps maintain consistent performance in varying temperatures, making it a dependable companion on cold mornings or hot days in remote areas.

• Rugged and IP67-rated for adventurous rides on motorcycle, snowmobile, or ATV
• Wired power supports steady operation in extreme temperatures
• Versatile mounting options to fit handlebars of 7/8" (22.225 mm), 1" (25.4 mm), and 1-1/4" (31.75 mm) diameters

Whether you’re evaluating map details on the fly, planning the next waypoint, or fine-tuning your audio during a long leg, the controller is designed to complement your existing Garmin navigator setup. It’s about enhancing convenience and clarity in moments when precision matters most—without promising guaranteed outcomes, but with clear possibilities for a smoother ride and easier navigation thanks to hands-on control.