accessories » Helmet Headphones

With my new 1250, I'm starting in the world of electronics and I'm at a loss on where to begin for a way to listen to music / nav when on long trips. Bike-to-bike would be nice, but not a must. Any suggestions?

I used a Cardo System headset and my phone for nav / music.

I have a Sena SMH5 for rider to pillion, bike to bike and music and nav guidance. Cheapest in their range and works well. Sister and brother in law also use Sena I think the new SMH10 and are impressed with that. Use nav v for guidance and music, wife uses phone for music, set up works well.

I have a basic Senna set - you can connect with phone and GPS/SatNav and stream music. It doesn't support bike to bike but the sound quality is very good.....and it cost about £100 (SF1 deal - a lot less than bike to bike versions). Easy to use, fit and comfortable.

Thanks, all.

Any recent mid-price range unit from Cardo or Sena will get you bluetooth music, gps instructions and varying range of rider to rider or rider to pillion communication. A better question is does your current helmet have carve-outs for earphones? Other forum members could comment on using bluetooth earbuds, and the long distance comfort of those. There are also dedicated communication/helmet systems from both Shoei and Schuberth.

Zitat von bill the cat im Beitrag #6

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Any recent mid-price range unit from Cardo or Sena will get you bluetooth music, gps instructions and varying range of rider to rider or rider to pillion communication. A better question is does your current helmet have carve-outs for earphones? Other forum members could comment on using bluetooth earbuds, and the long distance comfort of those. There are also dedicated communication/helmet systems from both Shoei and Schuberth.

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I have a Klipsch R6 Neckband Bluetooth connected to my Iphone and it works beautifully. I have been enjoying this neckband for 2 years now , clear sound and not annoying earbuds.

Sena 3S for me. Does the job, super small, vry good sound and cheap as chips.

Zitat von jb62 im Beitrag #9

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Sena 3S for me. Does the job, super small, vry good sound and cheap as chips.

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Just replaced my Sena 20S Evo for Cardo Freedom 4+

If anyone wants a deal on a little used dual Sena 20S evo let me know

Thanks for all the suggestions. I haven't pulled the trigger, but I'm heavily leaning toward the Cardo slim.

I have the Sena 10c. It has great sound quality and it doubles as a helmet camera. I have been using it for about 8 months now, and I skimped out on getting the Sena 10c Pro which allows you to access the camera with your phone, and now I regret that because its difficult adjusting the camera to get the correct angles. Also, Sena is top of the line and the majority of people use Sena because they are reliable and work. I have known people who got other brands and they spent around 15 minutes trying to connect them together and keeping them on, they never got connected. When I want to connect with another Sena, it is simple, and there is an app that allows you to connect to your friends or fellow riders easily, and you can create groups within the app for future rides or big groups.