Bluetooth intercom for motorcycle helmet
Starting at £308.50
£200.52
Our selection of Bluetooth intercom includes communication kits for motorcycle helmets: Cardo Packtalk Edge with JBL sound, Freecom, Spirit and Neo, Sena with Harman Kardon sound, models for jet helmets with stick microphones, Scorpion Exo-Com Link, and Chaft, available in solo or duo versions.
Talk, listen, navigate, without letting go of the handlebars.
Communicating on a motorcycle
The Bluetooth intercom is fixed onto the helmet and connects the rider to their phone and other riders. It allows you to listen to GPS directions, make and receive calls, listen to music, and talk with your passenger or other group members. French road laws forbid earbuds and using a handheld phone, but allow integrated systems in helmets, like the intercom, which has speakers housed in the shell.
Other helmets
Motorcycle helmets also come in:
All helmets are gathered on the helmets page.
Bluetooth or mesh
Classic intercoms connect riders via Bluetooth, in a chain, with each one connected to their neighbour. High-end models, like the Cardo Packtalk Edge or the Sena mesh technology, create a mesh network where each device relays the signal: a rider who strays or leaves the group reconnects automatically, and the range increases with the number of participants. The sound is by JBL for Cardo and Harman Kardon for Sena, ensuring clear audio even at high speeds.
Solo or duo
The solo version comes with a single headset; the duo version includes two paired kits, for the rider and their passenger. Compatibility with the helmet is checked: some models, like the Scorpion Exo-Com Link, fit into helmets designed for them, while others attach with clips or adhesive; jet helmets require a boom mic. Battery life during conversation and voice control are important for long journeys. You can update your intercom via the manufacturer's app.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between Bluetooth and mesh for a motorcycle intercom?
Bluetooth connects riders in a chain, limiting the group and cutting off conversation if someone goes out of range. Mesh creates a network where each kit reconnects automatically, ideal for riding in groups like with the Cardo Packtalk Edge.
Is the intercom allowed by the highway code?
Yes, integrated systems in helmets are allowed, unlike earbuds and handheld phones. The speakers are housed in the padding of the helmet with nothing in the ears.
Can an intercom fit a jet helmet?
Yes, with a boom mic attached to the side of the helmet, placed in front of the mouth. For a full-face helmet, a wired mic stuck inside the chin guard is sufficient. Check for space available for the speakers.
Should I get a solo pack or duo?
The solo pack equips a single helmet, for listening to GPS, music, and making calls. The duo pack comes with two pre-paired kits, allowing you to talk to your passenger or another rider without complicated adjustments.
What battery life can I expect from an intercom?
Generally, expect a day of riding, more or less depending on the use of mesh and music. On trips, charge the kit each evening to set off with a clear mind the next day.
