Clash...... So the main thing other that taking to the rider is listening to the radio ??????
Clash...... So the main thing other that taking to the rider is listening to the radio ??????
" Truth is often deemed rude, blunt and to the point which is why so few make their friend " Freddy Hayler ..352-267-1553 Sanford, FLA Gutterman6000@Gmail.com
Yep.
Radio is a sound salvation - Elvis Costello
Welllllll You can blue tooth the bike to any of the mentions head sets....using http://www.bikemp3.com/Bluetooth-Headsets_c19.htm
" Truth is often deemed rude, blunt and to the point which is why so few make their friend " Freddy Hayler ..352-267-1553 Sanford, FLA Gutterman6000@Gmail.com
I prefer the SENA SMH10, SM10 and GL1800 cable.
Pair the SMH10 to your phone and the SM10, Connect the SM10 to your bike with the GL1800 cable, listen to bike audio or phone audio.
I also have mine paired to my Garmin 550 and my phone paired to the Garmin and the SENA SMH10. When I receive a call I see the caller number and or name if they are in my contacts and can call them back later or take the call if I am at a safe place.
http://www.texascyclechrome.com/search.aspx?find=SENA
PBlair
Phil@TexasCycleChrome.com
2004 GL1800 White
2012 H-D Ultra Classic Limited Black
2013 F6B Black
I have Scala Rider Q2 headsets. (Eventually I will upgrade to G9) They are bluetooth and wireless. They provide intercom for 2-up riding plus bike-to-bike communication for up to one other set (pairing with up to two sets total) with up to a one mile range (line of sight). I've found that even on long trips, you don't need much more range than that. They will sync to your smart phone for hands-free cell phone use. They will sync to your gps for turn-by-turn navigation, too.
They also have a wired cord that plugs into your iPod/mp3 player for music. You can listen to your music and it will automatically be overridden by (in this order of priority): 1) gps 2) cell phone incoming call 3) intercom or bike-to-bike comm.
There is also an adaptor that EC sells that you can use to plug into your F6B.
The system for two sets is around $260.
The headsets are easy to install into a full-face or 3/4 helmet. Not recommended for an open-face helmet because of wind noise and positioning the speakers and mike boom.
I've done some repositioning of the speakers in my helmet to get the right clarity/volume for cell phone calls. Oh yeah - it also has fm radio, but it ain't worth spit.
Positives: wireless, less expensive than a CB and wired headsets. Negatives: no more than two "buddies".
Otherwise, I'm very happy with it.
-Tim
2009 BMW R1200RT
2013 Honda F6B HR Signature Series (born 7/17/13; sold 6/25/16)
2011 AB Trailer
2005 Honda GL1800 Portland Gray Metallic (Gone), 2005 Honda VTX 1300R (Gone), 2004 Honda Shadow Aero 750 (Gone)
Darksider #858: Kumho Ecsta 195/55/16 with Dynabeads/Dunlop E3
IBA #47379
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