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Using Helmet Communicators \u2013 8 Buying Tips<\/span><\/p>\n

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I am a big fan of using helmet communicators<\/em><\/strong>
\nHelmet communicators are fast becoming a common accessory for motorcyclists these days. I’ve been using helmet communicators with my wife and friends for many years. We really appreciate using them for long distance two-up touring rides. \u00a0We’ve discovered that we both just love talking all day! \u00a0You know\u2026it’s rare to have much relaxing time at home just to talk. But when we’re on the bike, we can enjoy talking virtually all day long! Not about news, or decisions, but about our day, the beautiful scenery, the people we met and those thoughts that only come when out on the open road. \u00a0I prefer the wireless models because I am not a fan of plugging my head into my bike while riding. \u00a0Plus, we can also use with our dirt bikes and\u00a0ATVs for bike-to-bike communications very easily. \u00a0Having comm’s just makes me feel better when I can offer quick riding advice while on the trail. You see…I grew up riding dirt bikes and Linda is fairly new to the sport.\u00a0 “Stop at the top of that hill, ok?…” Now that definitely beats climbing down that cliff to drag the bike back up the hill… Oh\u2026Linda was fine… \ud83d\ude09 \ud83d\ude09 How many times have you wanted to tell someone to ‘stop at the next exit’\u2026 or ‘hey, isn’t that a beautiful view over there!’.
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