Which intercom?
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I was a doubting Thomas when I purchased this.
https://www.gearbest.com/motorcycle-parts/pp_26492...
At the time it was $29.99 delivered, but even at $53 it must be a bargain.
Bluetooth stereo
FM Radio
I can't fault it. Installation took 5-10 minutes.
https://www.gearbest.com/motorcycle-parts/pp_26492...
At the time it was $29.99 delivered, but even at $53 it must be a bargain.
Bluetooth stereo
FM Radio
I can't fault it. Installation took 5-10 minutes.
We've used this set for the past 2 years with no problems.
Range isn't as advertised but is good enough. It was £55 for the set when we bought it though!
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00JQW17NM/ref=sspa_dk...
Range isn't as advertised but is good enough. It was £55 for the set when we bought it though!
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00JQW17NM/ref=sspa_dk...
The most competive prices for the Sena intercoms are from a website called Athleteshop, the price of the 20s evo with mini speakers is £178. This is a lot less than other sellers. Anyone know of this company or am I missing out on all of the accessories that go with the intercom
https://www.athleteshop.co.uk/sena-20s-evo-motorcy...
SAS Tom, can you price match this??
https://www.athleteshop.co.uk/sena-20s-evo-motorcy...
SAS Tom, can you price match this??
rat840771 said:
The most competive prices for the Sena intercoms are from a website called Athleteshop, the price of the 20s evo with mini speakers is £178. This is a lot less than other sellers. Anyone know of this company or am I missing out on all of the accessories that go with the intercom
https://www.athleteshop.co.uk/sena-20s-evo-motorcy...
SAS Tom, can you price match this??
The lead times seem a bit vague, I would try to get SportsBikeShop to price match? They are normally pretty good at matching prices in my experience https://www.athleteshop.co.uk/sena-20s-evo-motorcy...
SAS Tom, can you price match this??

Edit to add SportsBikeShop won't price match them as they are not based in the UK!
Edited by Danm1les on Tuesday 6th March 13:07
Following some recommendations on here I just bought the SENA 10s dual pack from the cheapest vendor on eBay.
Due to the weather we haven't had a chance to test on the bikes yet, but we have installed the units in our helmets and found the process very easy.
We have also used the opportunity to test them out (in the house, not on the bikes) and found the instructions very intuitive and easy to follow. Speaker and microphone quality seems very good and linking to phones/music/satnav et cetera seems very easy to navigate.
Due to the weather we haven't had a chance to test on the bikes yet, but we have installed the units in our helmets and found the process very easy.
We have also used the opportunity to test them out (in the house, not on the bikes) and found the instructions very intuitive and easy to follow. Speaker and microphone quality seems very good and linking to phones/music/satnav et cetera seems very easy to navigate.
Another vote here for the Freedcom/Fodsports/Boblov cheapo units available on Amazon or eBay.
We got a pair of these last year and the only thing I can really fault is the terribly translated Chinglish instructions.
The speakers are not the thinnest but with some careful positioning they are plenty loud enough even with earplugs. If I'm commuting I charge them once a week and have music on roughly 1.5 hours a day; intercom or bike-to-bike they last about 6 hours max.
They only do two-way bike to bike, so I guess that's where the added value with Sena et al comes in - provided you have a few mates with mesh compatible headsets? I just want to listen to music and talk to the Mrs, which these do just fine.
We got a pair of these last year and the only thing I can really fault is the terribly translated Chinglish instructions.

The speakers are not the thinnest but with some careful positioning they are plenty loud enough even with earplugs. If I'm commuting I charge them once a week and have music on roughly 1.5 hours a day; intercom or bike-to-bike they last about 6 hours max.
They only do two-way bike to bike, so I guess that's where the added value with Sena et al comes in - provided you have a few mates with mesh compatible headsets? I just want to listen to music and talk to the Mrs, which these do just fine.
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