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Motorcycle intercoms keep you talking to your pillion, your riding group and your phone without lifting a hand off the bars. This range covers Bluetooth headsets from SCS, Midland, Interphone and LS2, plus helmet-ready audio kits that suit AGV, Airoh and Leatt lids. Pick by range, the number of riders you pair and battery life. How to choose a motorcycle intercom Range and rider count decide most buying choices. Bluetooth 5.0 holds a stable signal between paired riders, while longer-range units stretch coverage across bigger gaps in a group. SCS, Midland, Interphone and LS2 all fit the standard 40mm round speaker pocket found in most helmets, so a unit seats cleanly in an AGV, Airoh or LS2 lid. Speakers run 7mm to 11mm thick to clear your ears inside the shell. Feature Entry Bluetooth Premium Bluetooth Pairing range Up to 500m Up to 1200m Connected riders 2 to 4 4 to 6 Talk time 8 to 13 hours 13 to 20 hours Speaker size 40mm 40mm HD Water rating IP65 IP67 Charge type USB-C USB-C fast charge Match the intercom to your riding Solo riders who only want music and GPS prompts are well served by a 2-rider Bluetooth headset. Touring and group riders should look at a higher-range unit that links 4 to 6 riders across roughly 1200m. Speakers sit in the standard 40mm helmet pocket and most units carry an IP65 or IP67 water rating for all-weather use, with USB-C charging giving 8 to 20 hours of talk time per charge. Fit a clamp or stick-on mount to suit your shell, then route the boom or wired mic for the chin bar. Pair your headset with a matched helmet from the range. Related: Intercom Comparison Guide · All Helmets · Full Face Helmets · Modular Helmets · LS2 Helmets · AGV Helmets Frequently asked questions What is the difference between entry and premium Bluetooth intercoms? Entry Bluetooth headsets pair a smaller set of riders, usually 2 to 4, over a range up to about 500m. Premium units stretch coverage to roughly 1200m and link 4 to 6 riders, which suits touring and large

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