Beeline has designed a stripped back navigation device for motorcyclists, which replaces visually complicated maps with a single arrow to direct bikers.

Created by London-based startup Beeline, the navigation tool works in a similar way to a compass. Attached to the vehicle's tank or handlebars, riders simply need to follow the direction of the pointing arrow to reach their destination.

The gadget, called Moto, is a development of the startup's existing navigation device designed for cyclists, which was launched in 2015 through design duo Barber and Osgerby's creative consultancy Map.

While the new version maintains the same minimal design, it introduces optimised features designed specifically for motorcyclists and scooterists, who travel at much higher speeds.
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