Communication Systems

[edob04]

Does anyone use or know of a decent inexpensive communication system for long trips and where to buy? Thought it would be a little easier for a long group trip. Do you use a communication system for your trips, how do you utilize them?

[EditorGenevieve]

Hi,
I reviewed the Cardo scala rider communications system that you can read here: http://www.womenridersnow.com/pages/PRODUCT_REVIEW_Scala_Rider_G4_PowerSet_Headset_Intercom_System.aspx.

It is a high end system, but Cardo makes some less expensive models that may meet your needs. My review will give you an idea of the quality of the equipment they make.

[dillo]

Hi,

I love my Scala G4. The bluetooth feature is great and I love listening to music especially on long highway rides. I listen to my Ipod and if my phone rings it automatically interrupts the music so I can answer the phone, most people say that they can't tell I am on the bike. As soon as the call ends it switches back to the Ipod. My phones navigation system (i have an android) provides audio directions through the headset and since I am directionally challenged that is awesome for me. I have several friends who have the G4 and the intercom system works well too. Not inexpensive but it is high quality and worth the money.

Happy Shopping!
Teresa

[Kathy183]

Hi, I've purchased the U-Clear HBC 100 http://www.uclear-digital.com/HBC100moto.html. It was developed by the military and is boomless. It is a full blown communicator, but I will mainly use it to listen to tunes and my GPS. I'll report back once I've had a chance to try it out!