Bluetooth headset

[AndyXXV]

Anyone tried a helmet bluetooth kit? I'm looking for one that'll easily clip on and off the helmet rather than super glue on. The one drawback of travelling to work by bike (if you consider it a drawback) is that I can't save time and make a few work calls.

 

[Mac166]

I have got an Autocom system fitted to my work Pan with bluetooth. It is great, I can receive calls whilst out riding and am able to switch off the tx so my trainees cannot hear the conversation.

 

[richard]

I have got an Autocom system fitted to my work Pan with bluetooth. It is great, I can receive calls whilst out riding and am able to switch off the tx so my trainees cannot hear the conversation.

Me to its sweet :yo: Autocom:yo:


R:bow:

 

[Bob Pinder]

http://www.bikersoracle.com/blackbird/forum/showthread.php?t=24494

My own tried and tested opinion is that bluetooth has yet to be developed properly for bikes...........

 

[AndyXXV]

mac166 and richard, which model have you got? there seems to be a bewildering range of option Bob, all I really need is rider to pillion, mobile phone and possibly MP3. Thanks

 

[Rolfy Dave]

Me to its sweet :yo: Autocom:yo:


R:bow:

Me to its sweet :yo: Autocom:yo:

Good choice:bow:

Rolfy
:beer:

 

[Duck n Dive]

Autocom for me too... funny added benefit (or not maybe!) is that if you have a pillion they can join in the conversation as well......

And just as it says on the box "clear as a bell"... :yo: :yo: