Bike to Bike Communications
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I’m assuming that the 2019 CVO has the CB feature as standard and can be connected by Bluetooth and my 2015 CB is connected by the cable. I’m hoping bike to bike can still be achieved even though they are connected to CB differently. I wouldn’t think it would matter how they are connected as long they both connect to a CB feature
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02-03-2019, 03:06 PM
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I’m assuming that the 2019 CVO has the CB feature as standard and can be connected by Bluetooth and my 2015 CB is connected by the cable. I’m hoping bike to bike can still be achieved even though they are connected to CB differently. I wouldn’t think it would matter how they are connected as long they both connect to a CB feature
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02-03-2019, 03:08 PM
Yes you will be able to communicate with a 2019 Limited CVO. I communicate with a rider on a 2019 CVO Limited. The problem on the wireless the 2019 are having, has to due with wind noise. It seems if you aren't wearing a full face helmet, you pick up a lot of wind noise. Part of the issue may be that the mic itself has a hole on both sides. Not sure why there is a hole on the side facing away from the rider.
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