Can Am communication vs Sena or similar

[cmar157]

I am looking at a new 2016 RT Spyder and currently my bike has the Can Am communicating system. I do a lot of 2 up riding with my wife and really like the intercom. Should I look at putting the Can Am system back in or just switch over to a Bluetooth system like a Sena. I have no experience with the Bluetooth system and wanted to get some feedback.

Thanks

 

[jcthorne]

Forget the 1990s wired helmet and go with top end Bluetooth. Much clearer comms and much easier to add other functions like CB, phone, music etc.

 

[JayD]

My vote is Sena. No problem in 3 years. Dont buy their bottom of line.

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[HayRog]

My vote is Sena. No problem in 3 years. Dont buy their bottom of line.

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:thumbup::thumbup: Sena 10 dual for us

 

[ARtraveler]

Another vote for Sena here. Have used Nolan N com, Chatterbox, Cardo, and Sena. Sena wins hands down.

 

[BUZZARD II]

How does that Sena 10 or 20 work with other riders? Are there stations or frequencies to tune in etc. ?

 

[billybovine]

How does that Sena 10 or 20 work with other riders? Are there stations or frequencies to tune in etc. ?

You can pair with any other Sena headset. No matter the model. Because headset makers do not use BT to communicate headset to headset. They are not compatible with headset communicators of other brands. Sena does offer a mode to pair with a headset of another in BT. Not very practical but it does work.

 

[Darren111]

Sena 10c

Sena 10c works for me and no problems at all with it. I have had it for just over a year now.:thumbup: