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Ride without our GPS, cell phones, and other Bluetooth compatible devices connected? This isn’t the Dark Ages. The 2016 Bluetooth Headsets Buying Guide is all about augmenting our time on two wheels with the most advanced communications systems in the game. So what makes the top Bluetooth motorcycle helmet communicators the best? When searching for a helmet headset, there are a ton of things to consider. Who will you be speaking to? What kind of Bluetooth devices will you be connecting? How low of a profile do you want vs. what kind of interaction do you want to have with the communicator’s controls? All of these are great questions to ask about the top motorcycle helmet headsets, and all of them are readily answerable with the right information at hand. When it comes to communicators, we have seen them all. Aside from working with them every day, we ride in them, we read about them, and we push them to the limit of their capabilities so that we can report back on the best of the bunch.

Whether you are in search of directions from your GPS, phone calls, or simply want to hear some tunes from your Bluetooth device (or the good ol’ radio airwaves) the top helmet communicators are proven to deliver. In the 2016 Bluetooth Headsets Buying Guide, the best communicators of the past year are put forth with our explanation as to why they made the list.harley sportster for sale in mn Best Premium Com. Unitmotorcycle rental in sturgis Cardo PackTalk Bluetooth Headsetvintage military motorcycle with sidecar for sale Best Unit for Large Groupsmotorcycle shop prescott valley az

Since the release of its flagship product, the SMH10 motorcycle headset and intercom system, Sena has continued to release innovative motorcycle Bluetooth communications devices, including a new line of smart helmets which blend our proven Bluetooth communication systems with advanced noise-control™ technologies. Sena’s line of action sports Bluetooth devices, including our Bluetooth sport communication devices, next-gen Bluetooth action sports cameras, and Bluetooth bike cameras also offer exceptional video and audio recording capabilities, helping to enhance the lives of speed demons and action-seekers everywhere. On the Industrial forefront, Sena’s Industrial peripheral communications devices provide a better solution for jobsite communications, as our Bluetooth two-way radios, Bluetooth stereo headsets and intercom systems, and Bluetooth long-range communications devices improve both jobsite efficiency and workplace safety.You might have noticed that motorcycle helmet technology has moved very rapidly (which is the pace of most technology) and that today’s bike-to-bike communication systems are affordable and work very well.

There are also a variety of helmet accessories like helmet headphones and earbuds that use Bluetooth technology. Although the range and specific details of helmet accessories vary between the units, these kits are universal and can work on most full face, open face, and even half helmets through either clamp-on systems or adhesives. But that is if you have a helmet that you just want to add some communication to. These are ready to go: The DOT Torc T14B (B stands for Bluetooth) Helmet has a fully removable and machine washable inner liner. The smooth drop down sun visor can protect your eyes from the glare of the open road while you are jamming away to the music or talking with your friends on the phone. (Not at super high speeds – of course) The dual density EPS shell has and oval profile and is best suited for slightly oval shaped heads. According to helmet reviews, die-hard motorbike riders who want a stylish, affordable helmet with a built-in Bluetooth device and good airflow love this O’Neal Commander Bluetooth motorcycle helmet.

The Commander is the second iteration of the popular O’Neal Bluetooth racing helmets that allows a Bluetooth compatible GPS, cellular phones and other media devices to easily sync with the system so you can listen to turn-by-turn directions while you stream to the built-in stereo speakers, with no wire hanging out against your mouth. The  Hawk H-66 Bluetooth Motorcycle Helmet has a Blinc Bluetooth system to offer MP3 music playback and rider-to-rider communication. The drop down shield on the inside makes it easy to take off in the morning or afternoon and ride into the night. Just tuck it away when you don’t need it down. Alongside it’s sleek style and stylish design, there are other stock colors to choose from when looking at this easy to setup helmet. This ready-to-go bluetooth helmet from Torc has a helmet shell that is 20% smaller than your typical size helmet, and offers equal rider protection. Offer in 5 different colors, there is definitely one available that will suit your needs.

Go ahead and play music, talk on the phone and listen to turn by turn navigation right inside your helmet with this modular helmet from Torc. With 2 speakers included, a noise cancelling mic, full duplex communications with DSP filter, self-adjusting volume, glove friendly and waterproof controls – this helmet is packed with audio goodness. You can also combine 2 or more blinc enabled helmets fro rider to rider communication (passenger or other bikers) up to about 100 feet away! Now when you loose your buddy at the stop light that he was afraid to go through and you ran, you can meet back up easily just be telling each other the next turn, or where to stop. Intelligently designed and built for the savvy, do-it-all street motorcyclist, the HJC Bluetooth Modular Motorcycle Helmet is a great example of a first class display of comfort and convenience while on the open road. Filled with great features, like the no tools required shield replacement feature, and Bluetooth capability built right in, HJC offers a touring helmet that is just as capable as the rider.

But you are going to have to install the bluetooth helmet comm of your choice, as this is “bluetooth-ready.” Sena has got the Half-shell motorcycle helmets covered with the Sena Bluetooth Stereo Headset and Intercom with Built-in FM Tuner. A simple ear pad attachment is designed for easy installation in your favorite helmet. The Bluetooth 3.0 ranges up to 760 yards and boasts a 4-way intercom for hooking up and chatting with the entire gang. Adding this as a stand alone motorcycle helmet music system without the mic is a great option for most bikers that prefer the half helmet style. Hookup to your phone and listen to GPS navigation instructions, your own music, or tune in to the built in FM stereo and enjoy all that today’s modern bluetooth technology has to offer. Just make sure not to ride on my right side as my 3″ straight pipes will be all that you can hear 🙂 Let’s face it! The only reason you got a bike in the first place is to pick up women, so why spend time yelling at the top of your voice when you can use the Nolan N-Com Bluetooth. T

he Nolan Bluetooth capabilities enable you to hear her joy mile after mile, take a call, or listen to your favorite songs. Here is a look at the top 5 bluetooth motorcycle helmet kits for those of you that cannot part with your own lid for a new one. Love the DIY projects? Here is how to install a set of speakers connected to a bluetooth receiver for under $20. In these situations, one can only wish they had a full-face helmet, or any helmet for that matter. In this article, we are going to be talking about only the best of the bluetooth motorcycle helmets and their accessories, for jamming through those rain storms and on to more sunny roads. If you are on the hunt for a next generation bluetooth helmet, you should give the following a look, which are only the best when it comes to fashion and more importantly – function. Someone once said that there are two kinds of motorcycle riders: those who have crashed and those who are going to crash. Like many, I too, suffered with the helmet ‘to-wear-or-not-to-wear’ dilemma and I have had my share of twilight rides. A