Best Comm Units

[Remzac]

Scala Cardo works for me.

[FDRUCaptain]

I have the Nolan N-com system in my helmet and I won a pair of Scala Cardo headsets at a motorcycle race last year as a door prize. I installed one unit on my son’s helmet so we can talk. I also listen to music on mine. I like the Nolan. I can’t speak for the Cardo since it’s not in MY helmet, but I will be trying it out by wearing his on some commutes this spring. I love having music in my ears without putting a god awful “me too” fairing on my bike.

Couldn't agree more about the fairing.

[jd750ace]

I have the Nolan N-com system in my helmet and I won a pair of Scala Cardo headsets at a motorcycle race last year as a door prize. I installed one unit on my son’s helmet so we can talk. I also listen to music on mine. I like the Nolan. I can’t speak for the Cardo since it’s not in MY helmet, but I will be trying it out by wearing his on some commutes this spring. I love having music in my ears without putting a god awful “me too” fairing on my bike.

[RoadieRob]

I've pretty much bought every lower price piece of crap Bluetooth communication system out there. I highly recommend spending the money and go with the Sena. You won't be disappointed.

[Jaybo]

All of the Sena units seem to have great reviews, there are lots of others out there as well, but mostly chinese made for a lot less money. Some are better than others though and have followings. I researched a bit on ADVRider.com , there are some great threads about this subject there.

[FDRUCaptain]

Ok, I'm thinking about adding a Bluetooth unit to my new helmet. It's a Shoei GT Air and Sena makes a unit directly for it, the 10u. It's a hidden unit so it fits inside the helmet instead of stuck on the outside. Sounds neat but are there other options that are better? I mainly will use it for listening to music and phone calls, my job requires me to be "available" as much as possible and my boss doesn't like the "I was on the bike" excuse.

What do you guys have and what do you like about it?