Anyone use the CB function
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I have not had an occasion to use the CB on my Tri-Glide but I see no reason why you shouldn’t get a 3-5 mile range just like in a car. The only possible problem I can foresee is that you and hubby will be close so you may have to adjust your squelch if in fact there is a squelch; I haven’t even looked at my TG CB yet (been to busy with Trunk, Heat & Brake issues).
I use my CB in my truck when on the interstate to get “Smokey” reports from the truckers and to pass the time; the CB in conjunction with my Valentine Radar Detector have saved me a ton of tickets!
Let use know how it works for you on your trip.
Stay Safe Out There!!!!
Jim
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I would like to suggest a different approach but it will be an slight expense.
I don't like the cord hooked up to my helmet so I purchased a set of these. You can use them with a full face, 3/4 or half helmet.
When C and I ride we can chat using these. Either on separate bikes or 2 up. We can also hook up our cell phones to them and they work great if you get a call. It doesn't use bluetooth to communicate between bikes but you can also pair up to 5 head sets or talk to 5 riders at once. We got ours on eBay for a really great deal. We can talk up to 500 feet away with very little static but the closer you are, such as riding in a group, they are crystal clear.
Just another option to look at. We really like them.
I don't like the cord hooked up to my helmet so I purchased a set of these. You can use them with a full face, 3/4 or half helmet.
When C and I ride we can chat using these. Either on separate bikes or 2 up. We can also hook up our cell phones to them and they work great if you get a call. It doesn't use bluetooth to communicate between bikes but you can also pair up to 5 head sets or talk to 5 riders at once. We got ours on eBay for a really great deal. We can talk up to 500 feet away with very little static but the closer you are, such as riding in a group, they are crystal clear.
Just another option to look at. We really like them.
Last edited by Mr. Wizard; 07-24-2009 at 07:34 PM.
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I would like to suggest a different approach but it will be an slight expense.
I don't like the cord hooked up to my helmet so I purchased a set of these. You can use them with a full face, 3/4 or half helmet.
When C and I ride we can chat using these. Either on separate bikes or 2 up. We can also hook up our cell phones to them and they work great if you get a call. It doesn't use bluetooth to communicate between bikes but you can also pair up to 5 head sets or talk to 5 riders at once. We got ours on eBay for a really great deal. We can talk up to 500 feet away with very little static but the closer you are, such as riding in a group, they are crystal clear.
Just another option to look at. We really like them.
I don't like the cord hooked up to my helmet so I purchased a set of these. You can use them with a full face, 3/4 or half helmet.
When C and I ride we can chat using these. Either on separate bikes or 2 up. We can also hook up our cell phones to them and they work great if you get a call. It doesn't use bluetooth to communicate between bikes but you can also pair up to 5 head sets or talk to 5 riders at once. We got ours on eBay for a really great deal. We can talk up to 500 feet away with very little static but the closer you are, such as riding in a group, they are crystal clear.
Just another option to look at. We really like them.
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I agree, that's about it ( 2 miles)....not much farther. Personally, I would like to have a little more reach. I have both set ups... speaker/mic installed in fullface modular helmet, and HD micrphone kit mounted on left side handlebar. Mic only / is noise cancelling and works OK if you're an occasional talker.
Last edited by Harpoonman; 07-25-2009 at 04:41 PM.