InterCom
By Kevin Jones • 2nd October 2011 • 81 viewsCan anyone advise me on the best intercom to use. Both the wife and I have Shark Evoline Helmets and are not looking for anything fancy. Just something that we can use to talk to each other.
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old git said: On October 2, 2011
We have shark evoline helmets which are fitted with interphone iv system that’s works brilliantly with Zumo 660 and is easy to set up without compromising the full use of the flip helmet
Kevin Jones said: On October 3, 2011
Thank you, much obliged, I’ll let you know when I get set up.
Fabrice Symonds said: On October 4, 2011
if you are after wire free then I can highly recomment the Interphone F4 twin pack
i got this to chat with a mate as we both rode around Mont Blanc this summer
great quality even up to approx 800m away
dont be put off by the cost, trust me we were for over 18mths but once we had them we couldnt believe how good they were
try eBay for lower cost, I ordered them from Italy
Arthur Callaghan said: On November 18, 2011
I’ve been using Autocom equipment for years and had the Super Pro fitted to my latest bike 6 months ago. I tried the Cardo Scala G4 bluetooth headsets at the beginning of the year and they were also fine. They have a built in FM Radio but because I commute 85 miles each way the signal would fade as I rode and lose the stations so I had to keep retuning, which is irritating when you have to do this twice a day. I had the Autocom fitted and added the WIRE3A bluetooth adaptors which connect to the Cardo headsets and get good comms. My bike has a radio with a decent aerial fitted so I get decent radio. I could integrate SatNav and mobile as well but I don’t need them.
mikethebike said: On January 6, 2012
The best by far is the cardo scala system, the q2 is fantastic and really the g4 isn’t much better so not worth the extra. the great thing about it is that is goes on your helmet and there are no wires to mess with so ifsellingyour bike there isn’t anything to remove, you actually forget it’s there as it is vox operated so no messing as soon as you turn it on it will easily last 6 hours chatting all the time and listening to music and the sat nav all at the same time as well as being able to take and make phone calls.
Good deals to be had at peterborough bmf in may..