Intercoms

[5150]

I'm sure this has been covered before, but has anyone have a recommendation for decent intercoms?

After something for two bikes as oppose to rider and pillion comms. . .

Cheers

[barry sheene]

Try these,

www.autocom.co.uk/

I´ve been using one for years.

Edited by barry sheene on Wednesday 7th February 10:04

[KTiM]

or www.intaride.com

I have one and it is better than my old Autocom. Very good personal service from Intaride too (should say that I always had good service from Autocom as well).

[ChasMill]

Starcom

[rsvmilly]

barry sheene said:

Try these,

www.autocom.co.uk/

I´ve been using one for years.

I too have an Autocom. Very adaptable and has been used across several bikes. Not cheap, though.

[Scott W]

barry sheene said:

Try these,

www.autocom.co.uk/

I´ve been using one for years.

Another Autocom user here - customer service has always been great for me when I've changed the system from bike to bike.

[BobM]

I have a Starcom which is pretty much identical to the Autocom but I find I'm just picking up too much wind noise at anything above about 60mph. Maybe my helmet to blame?

[5150]

Thanks fellas - I'll have a gander. . . .

[CoachRob]

I've always shopped with Intraride. You get the same spec as some of the top A/Com stuff for a third of the price and David the Gaffer is a top bloke! Nothings a hassle.

[speed8]

Scott W said:

barry sheene said:

Try these,

www.autocom.co.uk/

I´ve been using one for years.

Another Autocom user here - customer service has always been great for me when I've changed the system from bike to bike.

Autocom here too and it works very well but I really need to sit down and set it up properly. I'm having trouble getting the earpieces comfortable so if anyone has any tips they'd be appreciated.

[Scott W]

Have you tried pressing the speaker in to the helmet with the back of a spoon? I was shown this trick by a guy who works at Autocom and it certainly worked for me!

[speed8]

Nope, haven't tried that. I'll give it a go when I get home.