Bluetooth Helmet
Cruiser
Joined: Jul 2006
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From: No. Alabama
I believe the Scala Rider Q2 is stereo. The original was not.
Road Captain
Joined: Oct 2005
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From: Indianapolis, IN
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I am only interested in listening from my bluetooth stereo device and not using the microphone. Can I use the Scala Rider Q2 without the microphone attached? If it matters I use a 3/4 helmet.
I am only interested in listening from my bluetooth stereo device and not using the microphone. Can I use the Scala Rider Q2 without the microphone attached? If it matters I use a 3/4 helmet.
Road Master
Joined: Jul 2007
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From: Republic of Texas
From the Cardo website FAQs:
<<Is this product compatible with the A2DP profile?
At this time none of the Cardo products are compatible with the A2DP profile. >>
The "A2DP profile" is the bluetooth profile for streaming stereo audio.
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Tourer
Joined: Nov 2008
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From: SoCal
As I stated in the begiining of rthe post a friend of mine had shown me a helmet with Bluetooth, I did not care all that much for the fact that it was a full face but it actually has quite a few features.
The solid black was not that bad. I guess they also have a flat black.
Anyway here it the link if anyone is interested
http://www.extremesupply.com/onealhe...astTrackFF.htm
The solid black was not that bad. I guess they also have a flat black.
Anyway here it the link if anyone is interested
http://www.extremesupply.com/onealhe...astTrackFF.htm
Tourer
Joined: Mar 2007
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From: Lake Hartwell/Anderson, SC
Have you seen this one on the Oneal site? http://www.oneal.com/catalog/product...roducts_id=513
3/4 design, flip up visor with built in Bluetooth. Pricey at 230 each.
3/4 design, flip up visor with built in Bluetooth. Pricey at 230 each.
Road Warrior
Joined: May 2007
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From: Austin, TX - Some call it heaven.
With the Harley unit mentioned above or others such as the Kennedy cellset, you can actually make and receive calls while riding but I do not want that, nor is it a safe practice IMHO.
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From: IA
Unfortunately this new Harley unit is not compatible with the Harley Stereo.
You can connect to bluetooth devices, but will not be able to hear the Harley stereo, intercom, Etc... through the headphones.
Until Harley comes out with a bluetooth interface for the stock HK stereos you are out of luck.
These are nothing more than Harley branded (I forget the company that makes these) rider sets.
Its like the Harley Roadtek, just a relabled Zumo and $$$ added for the Harley logo.
You can connect to bluetooth devices, but will not be able to hear the Harley stereo, intercom, Etc... through the headphones.
Until Harley comes out with a bluetooth interface for the stock HK stereos you are out of luck.
These are nothing more than Harley branded (I forget the company that makes these) rider sets.
Its like the Harley Roadtek, just a relabled Zumo and $$$ added for the Harley logo.
It's a Garmin Zumo 550 $899 from Garmin, $799 from Harley with additional software.