Headsets for comms between Rider & Passenger?

[Dwight]

We just purchased a new to us 2016 Spyder RTL. We're looking for a pair of the stock headsets just for communication between the rider and passenger. Maybe you have some that you don't use anymore and would like to sell them.
Thanks
Dwight

[Flamewinger]

Stock headsets??? Most use bluetooth such as Sena, Cardo and Uclear. If you have a CB and intercom in the bike then you might be able to get corded headsets. Need to check with dealers. Maybe Amazon?

[BLUEKNIGHT911]

Stock headsets??? Most use bluetooth such as Sena, Cardo and Uclear. If you have a CB and intercom in the bike then you might be able to get corded headsets. Need to check with dealers. Maybe Amazon?

.... I'm very sure ...BRP ...never offered any type of " Headsets " for their product ........ Search the after-market or what you did ...used gear ... Mike

[Little Blue]

....I may have them. Need to know more about what you are trying to do. My set works with the Factory CB system. They are a wired setup.
Let me know. ....

[Dwight]

Yes, our 16 RTL has the CB. I haven't tried to buy new ones but have seen them advertised several places including BRP. There are priced at nearly $200 each.
Thanks

[Piratezz]

CB is becoming more obsolete, The newer systems by Cardo and Sena, provide bluetooth connections, so you can do multiple things at the same time, Talk to passenger, listen to music, hear your navi giving directions, even the odd phonecall, can be taken without stopping the bike.
What brand you should use, is purely "what you like best" both sena and cardo will do the task, special benefit is no cords, and batterypower is more then enough, for a day travel, even with all the bells and whistles on..
Dave (here on the forum), has alotta knowledge, you could contact him, he is a specialist on these matters.
I for myself have a cardo system, and that is doing just what it needs too do

[gkamer]

My wife and I both use the Sena SMH5 Bluetooth headsets. I connect to my phone via Bluetooth and she connects via Bluetooth on her phone. We can then pair our headsets with each other. That way we can talk to each other or she can listen to her music on her phone and I can listen to my play lists on my phone.

[TRBorslien]

+1 on the Sena SMH5, four years trouble-free! Wife has hers paired with her phone, I have a dumb phone and like it that way.

[Little Blue]

Yes, our 16 RTL has the CB. I haven't tried to buy new ones but have seen them advertised several places including BRP. There are priced at nearly $200 each.
Thanks

I have a set of wired communication headsets from BRP.
Let me know if you are interested. Thanks.....

[Dwight]

Certainly, let me know what the cost is and the condition.
Dwight

[Little Blue]

The set of Comms that I have must be used through the BRP CB setup. This is NOT a stand alone.
If this is what you want, the SET I have is 'New in the Box'. Let me know. .......

Please PM me, Little Blue

[Little Blue]

I still have the 'wired coms' let me know. ......

[cruisinTX]

Have you looked at AutoComm? I don't know if they are still in business but we purchased a unit back in about 2007 that allowed rider to passenger comms along with three other plug-ins. The intercom portion had top priority through voice activated mics and the other three plug-in spots took priority based on where you plugged them in (positions 1--3) The AutoComm had us wired together and did not depend on any other system to work. My wife would carry the unit inside her jacket pocket as it was pretty small (approx. 3.5" x 2.5" x 0.75"). She would get all geared up with the system as I was getting on the bike. Once she was in place on the passenger seat, she would hand me the lead to plug into my portion of the wiring which activated they system. We plugged her cell phone into the #1 spot so it could over-ride the MP3 player that was plugged into the #2 spot. Our MP3 would hold about 8 hours of music with 2GB internal capacity and a 1GB card. The #3 spot we had intended to use for a two-way radio to talk to other bikes if we ever rode with any that had them, but that never happened. It worked beautifully for our needs and could be powered with either a 9V battery or wired into 12V bike power.

You might find an old one of those on E-bay or even new ones if they are still available.

[dklehman]

I have a very lightly used set of cardo packtalk bold with JBL speakers i only owned the bike for about 1700 miles and got the set at about 900 miles. I would let them go for 300 plus shipping