BIKE TO BIKE COMMUNICATION

[zedmeister]

Winnie i did not mean it the way it may have come over, deffo no offence taken, i am not techno minded so i do not know what i needed, soz for the confusion, thanks for the info.

[PCPeteUK]

Autocom isnt cheap but it is very good. An alternative is the Interphone 5, I'm not too sure how their prices compare though with the Autocom

I bought the Interfone F5 for the wing and it was also around £350 for the two bluetooth headsets. I went this route because (at the time) many of my wing friends used the F5 and it will auto link with up to 7 headsets so great for group riding.

Obviously, now that I have migrated to a 'proper' bike the kit is still working great as long as I travel at less than 70mph - but that could be due to my noisy Scorpion flip front helmet. Over 70mph and it has the benefit that I can't hear the long haired general screaming....

[Stoner]

Hi Guys,

I've been using Uclear for the last 4 years and it has been great! The best feature is that it doesn't comes with a Boom Mic.

Mine's the BC 100, bought 2 sets... used it every time I ride and especially so with my wife as an intercom.

Do check them out...

http://www.uclear-digital.com/

[trousersnake01]

Zed, I had a autocomm , i used to plug my tomtom in and a PMR radio. had it for three years and it worked great although the helmet wire got on my nerves.

However I have now gone for the Scarla Pro 2, its a bluetooth unit selling now for £90, it has a 1000 metres back to back, you can still if you wish attach a PMR.

I have my garmin, phone, and partners helmet attached , all through bluetooth so no wires,

Its loud, battery lasts ages, and when I make phone calls whilst riding people don't realise I'm on a bike.