Bluetooth Headset
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I know, riding and talking is not the best practice, but I have the need to be available for my Wife while riding. No I 'm not whipped, she has MS and needs assistance at times.
Do any of you use a phone with a bluetooth headset under your helmet that is voice activated?
Do any of you use a phone with a bluetooth headset under your helmet that is voice activated?
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RE: Bluetooth Headset
CAN YOU HEAR ME NOW?????
It's going to be a challenge at best and I understand what you are trying to do but please at least consider this. Cell Phones are dangerous enough driving a cage. A lot of days I can ride but only if I keep in touch with work etc... The only way I have found so far is to keep the phone on vibrate and safely pull over when I get a call. In your case especially if your wife needs assistance you could be pulled over, asses the situation and then react to it in a safe manner - If you try to do all that and continue to ride it's very risky
It's going to be a challenge at best and I understand what you are trying to do but please at least consider this. Cell Phones are dangerous enough driving a cage. A lot of days I can ride but only if I keep in touch with work etc... The only way I have found so far is to keep the phone on vibrate and safely pull over when I get a call. In your case especially if your wife needs assistance you could be pulled over, asses the situation and then react to it in a safe manner - If you try to do all that and continue to ride it's very risky
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RE: Bluetooth Headset
I agree with Kess to keep the phone on vibrate. I also have the benefit of having a Blackberry so I can play hookie from work and the office/clients can still get a hold of me. Most people in the business world I deal with prefer email these days. Nothing better than being at a scenic overlook on your Harley and returning email. Technology has it's benefits.
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RE: Bluetooth Headset
This was my original/ideal thought as well. As a VERY new rider just checking my options with all of you advanced riders. The imput is greatly appreciated and I think your suggestion is definatly the rout I will take! Thank you very much.
ORIGINAL: Kess
CAN YOU HEAR ME NOW????? It's going to be a challenge at best and I understand what you are trying to do but please at least consider this. Cell Phones are dangerous enough driving a cage. A lot of days I can ride but only if I keep in touch with work etc... The only way I have found so far is to keep the phone on vibrate and safely pull over when I get a call. In your case especially if your wife needs assistance you could be pulled over, asses the situation and then react to it in a safe manner - If you try to do all that and continue to ride it's very risky
CAN YOU HEAR ME NOW?????
It's going to be a challenge at best and I understand what you are trying to do but please at least consider this. Cell Phones are dangerous enough driving a cage. A lot of days I can ride but only if I keep in touch with work etc... The only way I have found so far is to keep the phone on vibrate and safely pull over when I get a call. In your case especially if your wife needs assistance you could be pulled over, asses the situation and then react to it in a safe manner - If you try to do all that and continue to ride it's very risky
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RE: Bluetooth Headset
ORIGINAL: tater2stock
I know, riding and talking is not the best practice, but I have the need to be available for my Wife while riding. No I 'm not whipped, she has MS and needs assistance at times.
Do any of you use a phone with a bluetooth headset under your helmet that is voice activated?
I know, riding and talking is not the best practice, but I have the need to be available for my Wife while riding. No I 'm not whipped, she has MS and needs assistance at times.
Do any of you use a phone with a bluetooth headset under your helmet that is voice activated?
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RE: Bluetooth Headset
ORIGINAL: tater2stock
I know, riding and talking is not the best practice, but I have the need to be available for my Wife while riding. No I 'm not whipped, she has MS and needs assistance at times.
Do any of you use a phone with a bluetooth headset under your helmet that is voice activated?
I know, riding and talking is not the best practice, but I have the need to be available for my Wife while riding. No I 'm not whipped, she has MS and needs assistance at times.
Do any of you use a phone with a bluetooth headset under your helmet that is voice activated?
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RE: Bluetooth Headset
Obviously HD is finding new ways to make money and so they thought it would be great if the audio system had bluetooth technology. Personally I love bluetooth in my car, but not on my bike. There are already enough distractions as it is.