Bluetooth Commuication
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Cruiser
Joined: Oct 2006
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From: East TN
Bluetooth Commuication
Picked up a bluetooth communication system. Maybe not the most advanced but its nice. And cheap at $100 for a set. Music is a bit weak with my phone but telephone and intercom to passenger is great.
Tourer
Joined: Apr 2012
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From: Goodyear, Az
I've been looking at the Shark audio units, since they were recommended by someone on another forum. I know they have been around for a few years, and are sold elsewhere, under another name, as well.
What kind of helmet are you using?
I can't justify a $300 bluetooth, for occasional use, but I'll be curious as to how you like them in a few months.
What kind of helmet are you using?
I can't justify a $300 bluetooth, for occasional use, but I'll be curious as to how you like them in a few months.
Advanced
Joined: Mar 2013
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From: P.E.I.
My wife and I bought Zena bluetooth headsets and intercoms. They will range .5 mile from each other. She rides her own bike and we have friends that have the same intercoms and you can pair 4 of them together if you all want to chat while rideing. They were great while going to Laconia and Cape Breton last year.
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Cruiser
Joined: Oct 2006
Posts: 136
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From: East TN
I've been looking at the Shark audio units, since they were recommended by someone on another forum. I know they have been around for a few years, and are sold elsewhere, under another name, as well.
What kind of helmet are you using?
I can't justify a $300 bluetooth, for occasional use, but I'll be curious as to how you like them in a few months.
What kind of helmet are you using?
I can't justify a $300 bluetooth, for occasional use, but I'll be curious as to how you like them in a few months.
Intermediate
Joined: Mar 2013
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From: Clovis, NM
The wife rides with me (2 up) and the SENA headset is pretty solid I've had it for almost a year and never ride without it). I tried several ones and returned them all. The SENA does so much, solid battery life, weather proof (proved this several times over) easy to operate, you can even change songs listening to your MP3 player. It's $$$ but you get what you pay for. The only thing I had to play with was mic protectors cause its so darn windy where I live.
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Road Warrior
Joined: May 2012
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From: CA
x2 on SENA. We have the SMH10 and works great. Stream music, take/make phone calls, easy to use large button etc.
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Road Warrior
Joined: Sep 2012
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From: MA
I've been looking for a device so me and the girl (passenger, not her own bike) can talk to each other with our full face helmets on, and listen to our own music.
The sena smh10 has caught my eye as I've heard great things, but open to other ideas and experiences before I give them my money.
The sena smh10 has caught my eye as I've heard great things, but open to other ideas and experiences before I give them my money.
