Music Options on a Freewheeler FLRT?

[SouthportFLRT]

Cardo PackTalk

Uclear Digital Pulse Speakers mounted inside my 3/4 Shoei Helmet. Cardo Packtalk Bold mounted with Boom Microphone Cradle to helmet for "voice Commands". Music via phone mounted on Tackform handlebar mount bluetoothed to Cardo. Volume controlled by Voice Command as well as Intercom, Phone Communication, Google GPS, Music Selection. Works supremely well. I enjoy seeing the road in front of me rather than the SGS Fairing blocking part of my view. FortNine on YouTube for references regarding choice of speakers, Communication System, etc. Possibly Ryan (FortNine) and I have different musical tastes....but I do trust his research and advice regarding many products.

 

[Noodles107]

This works really well ... It attaches to the helmet effortlessly, takes up no space, operates from the accessory handlebar mounted control and the added bonus of speaking to each other with voice activated microphones. Put the cell phone in the windshield bag, pair the unit and wallah ...

 

[JTJersey]

Don't ya'll worry about little distractions while listening to tunes with earbuds? You know, little things like that semi pulling up quickly into your blind spot as the nice lady in the Corolla in front of you, who is arguing with her kid while texting and suddenly realizes she needs the lane your in.

 

[Noodles107]

This works really well ... It attaches to the helmet effortlessly, takes up no space, operates from the accessory handlebar mounted control and the added bonus of speaking to each other with voice activated microphones. Put the cell phone in the windshield bag, pair the unit and wallah ...

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Another cool feature if your significant other is on their own ride ... like priell3 the intercom works clearly up to almost a mile away so you can talk to each other when you're riding together. I had this setup on my Ultra Classic as well and its also a cool extra safety utility as Debs was always another set of eyes ... "see that car pulling out on the left" "I do thanks"