Intercoms and accessories

To choose an intercom you need to understand what kind of motorcyclist you are and how many motorcyclists you usually ride with. Read the other aspects to consider below. 

• You often make long trips or trips: choose an intercom that allows several hours of use and stand-by. You can, however, keep an emergency charger (power bank or battery starter) with you to use your intercom throughout the journey.
• If you use the scooter or motorbike in the city and for short trips, choose an intercom that allows connection to the phone to make calls and follow the GPS.
• If you are traveling with a passenger, choose a rider-to-passenger communication device
• If you love going out with some friends, with or without a passenger, choose an intercom that allows communication with both the passenger and some other motorcycles, perhaps at the same time.
• If you often go out with large groups of motorcyclists, take an intercom that supports the conference function to be able to talk and listen to everyone at the same time.

A good quality intercom can allow rider-passenger communication, bike-to-bike communication and hands-free and conference function. There are specific intercoms by brand and by type of helmet. Find out if there are dedicated intercoms for your helmet brand. Many models of intercoms are compatible with any helmet model and can be integrated on multiple helmets.