Sena (or similar) helmets with communications
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Sena (or similar) helmets with communications
Any users of Sena helmets with communications built in? From what little I’m finding it seems like a pretty effective tool but always interested in what other users have to say.
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My wife and I use SENA Bluetooth units in my motorcycle helmet. Fantastic tech for music playback, phone calls, and rider-to-pillion (or rider-to-rider) communication.
I've never felt the need for that level of communication system in my bicycle helmet though.
I've never felt the need for that level of communication system in my bicycle helmet though.
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I had the sena for my motorcycle works great.
A friend of mine has the one for the bicycle and he seems to like it just fine.
A friend of mine has the one for the bicycle and he seems to like it just fine.
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My son and I use the Zello app on our phones. It essentially makes your phone act like a walkie-talkie and anyone you put in the contact list will hear what you say if they are also logged in. Other walkie-talkie apps exist too. And you can pair a bluetooth headset with the phone so you don't have to get it out of your pocket.
So no need for a special helmet.
So no need for a special helmet.