Bike intercom

Skynet-T800 · 16 May 2013 at 22:06

Hi,

Gonna get the doris on the R1.

She's keen :eek:

However I'd like to chat to make sure she's ok etc..

After a good intercom that doesn't break up after 80mph and can be used with sat nav/phone etc...

Budget of about £250.

Any suggestions?

Brackish · 17 May 2013 at 06:22

Me and a mate just got the new Cardo Scala Q3 multiset. Messed around with it in the house but not been able to test it yet. Was £275 from the rainforest but they are good for around 1km rider to rider.

There are cheaper ones but have no idea about rating up to 80mph.

Skynet-T800 · 17 May 2013 at 08:02

Ah looks good, will look into this, cheers.

Was looking at Autocom but the units look to big to hide under my seat!

psalliss · 19 May 2013 at 11:05

i got a set of these to try and around the house they seem good but havet tried on the bike yet but a mate who uses them at this training school for new rider and rates them
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2-BT-inte...08?pt=UK_Motorcycle_Parts&hash=item41732ce320

Brackish · 19 May 2013 at 16:21

Well me and my mate used the Scala Q3 headsets this weekend.

Oh wow they are fantastic! Auto volume gain that adjusts to wind noise and they were very clear even at motorway speeds. There are so many settings and ways to use them it is a bit confusing.

One point I was about 600 yards ahead of my mate and round a bend with high hedge rows and the headsets still stayed connected but got a tad rough.

Battery... Had mine on for over 6 hours and it still had life left in it!

Initial rating 5/5!

hornett · 19 May 2013 at 19:48

I have the Scala rider G4 and you can pick up a power set for a good price on the bay.

I Bluetooth it to my phone for the morning commute and have take a few calls in it while bombing down the motorway. Battery life is really good as well, plus the auto column works really well.

I wear ear plugs and can still hear it clearly