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Bluetooth Motorcycle Helmet Systems

People want different things out of their comms systems on a motorbike. You may just want to listen to your satnav, listen to music and answer the phone (or not). You may have a pillion on the back to talk to (or not). Or, you may be in a group of riders and want to communicate with a whole heap of people. 

Whatever, your situation, we have a comms system that will work.

All the comms we offer work on a Bluetooth based communication with your phone / satnav or bike. Then you can communicate with other people either via Bluetooth or by Mesh. In truth, if you are more than rider to pillion or a two riders maximum then we would suggest you need to go Mesh. it has more distance and is much easier to reconnect if you are riding in a big group.

The other important issue is use the same communication system as your buddies. They all say they connect to other systems but in our experience get everyone on the same system (we offer predominantly Sena or Cardo) and then communicating is so much easier.

 

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Cardo Shoei Gen 3 adaptor (CAR003)

£18.95

 

Cardo 45mm speakers by JBL (CAR006)

£89.99

 

Shark Sena Mesh Single MWS (SRK2040)

£199.99

 

Shark Sena Mesh Duo MWD (SRK2039)

£359.99

 
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Verified customer reviews for Bluetooth Motorcycle Helmet Systems

Sena SRL-03 comms system - SAVE £56.50 when purchased with a new Shoei helmet

Mike M: Good integration

I had the SRL system fitted to a Nero 3 and its well integrated to the helmet. Works well with my bmw 1250 GSA and controls volume with the whizz wheel. I find the sound is good from the speakers and would recommend.

Schuberth Sena SC2 comms system for C5 / E2 / S3 - SAVE £56.66 when purchased with a helmet

Chris: Easy set up

Easy set up. Buy the package as so much cheaper

Sena SMH5 Multicom with clamp kit

Adam Augustin: Mr

I now have 3 of these that link to my 20s evo, which I use for motorcycle instruction. Frankly after trying most other blue tooth and back to back radio systems these are by far the best. Easy to link, simple to install to the students lids, and a large volume control which they can find even with gloves on. With really no other buttons to press its fool proof. Range is good for the claimed 700m even in built up areas and significantly better than the claims of others. For instructors these are perfect. Downside is when you remove the boom mic the supplied rubber hung is easy for the students to loose. Changed them for simple flat grommets. I would highly recommend them