Helmet communication
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Helmet communication
My wife and I road a bike last month that had the set up for the helmet communication system and we really liked it. We travel for hours on the Harley, and although is nice not to have to talk the whole time
it is nice to be able to cummunicate with her without turning my head around and yelling while spit runs out of my mouth and slaps her in the face.....
My new RK does not have the set up obviously, so was wondering what the best aftermarket set up is where we can talk and she can listen to her ipod or whatever....
Thanks
it is nice to be able to cummunicate with her without turning my head around and yelling while spit runs out of my mouth and slaps her in the face.....
My new RK does not have the set up obviously, so was wondering what the best aftermarket set up is where we can talk and she can listen to her ipod or whatever....
Thanks
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I have an Autocom Pro-M1 that I have used on several bikes in several configurations. The unit sits under my seat so adjusting the VOX settings is not very convenient but once you get everything adjusted just right it's fine. Right now it's wired into my accessory plug under the seat so I can turn it on or off with the switch. It's able to accommodate a CB for bike-to-bike communication, intercom for passenger and music from radio or iPod. By the time I acquired the main unit, two headsets, various upper and lower cords, etc. I had several hundreds of dollars into it. It is amazing just how much more enjoyable riding is when you can communicate without yelling.
Last edited by RoadHog659; 07-12-2009 at 04:51 PM.
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2 more questions..
1) Do these work with half helmets?? Or do you need a full face helmet (maybe a dumb question but not sure)
2) I assume my new RK will not have an accessory plug as there is no fairing. (Haven't taken delivery yet, waiting to order a 2010 model). How does this wire in??
Thanks
1) Do these work with half helmets?? Or do you need a full face helmet (maybe a dumb question but not sure)
2) I assume my new RK will not have an accessory plug as there is no fairing. (Haven't taken delivery yet, waiting to order a 2010 model). How does this wire in??
Thanks
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I have the Autocom on my Vstar 1300. The module is under the seat, battery powered. You tap into a switched source so its only on when the bike is on. You can run phone, gps, 2 music sources and Bike to bike off of the unit. You will run the rider and passenger cables from the unit to where you need them.
Some choose not to have it under the seat but rather in a handlebar pouch up front. I did not like this and thought it looked messy.
When I get home I can take some pictures of my setup if it would help. Just watch your eyes while looking at my ugly metric until I can swing an 09 ultra classic
Some choose not to have it under the seat but rather in a handlebar pouch up front. I did not like this and thought it looked messy.
When I get home I can take some pictures of my setup if it would help. Just watch your eyes while looking at my ugly metric until I can swing an 09 ultra classic