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I have a2018 Street Glide Special. My wife is going to start riding with me more (I hope)! I would like to be able to talk with her without turning my head.
We use the Sena SMH5 headset, they are economical, you can share music if you want. I have the old set not the new but those will last a full day almost with just an open mic for conversation.
I have a2018 Street Glide Special. My wife is going to start riding with me more (I hope)! I would like to be able to talk with her without turning my head.
What do you guys suggest?
Thanks,
P
Doesn't the SGS have the BoomAudfio system? If so, I'd go with the Harley wired intercom thru that system. Admittedly, I hated being hardwired to the bike when Bluetooth is so common and state-of-the-art. However, unlike a BT device which must be recharged and/or is susceptible to running out of power, a hardwired system is always ready to go. If you choose to go wireless, there is nothing wrong with any of the Sena or Cardio [sp?] systems. Bilt even makes helmets with integrated BT systems [I believe they are now Sena systems]. Of course, you will need 2 compatible helmets.
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