JOFENOG
Long Beach, CA
Scala rider
This is a great device. I ride for my job and with a 3/4 helmet and my windshield all the way up (on R1150RT BMW) I can have a normal conversation at 85mph. I did get the two speaker clamp as an upgrade for my basic model and it works just fine with the unit and made the conversation more clear for me. My only complaint is that my helmet got tossed around on a parking lot ground by helicopter rotor wash and that broke my single speaker clamp (reason for upgrade). So as long as you don't subject the device to any hard hits I would recommend this unit to everyone.
Mark Botkin
Indianapolis, IN
Cardo Systems - Scala Rider Bluetooth Helmet Headset
I have tested / tried 3 to 4 different headsets. This one is the best by far. The only issue that I have with the unit is that the person on the other end doesn't hear me very well. They have stated that my voice doesn't have much volume.
E. Jones
Garden Grove, CA
Cardo Bluetooth headset
Great for what I was looking for. It took me a couple days to realize I needed to change my phone from vibrate to max volume so I could hear the caller better. Quality is good up to about 65mph for my full face helmet.
Storm Cannon
El Sobrante, CA
Cardo Scala
The only problem we had with our cardo's was the back came off of the earpiece exposing the wiring. It was an easy fix. Overall the device is a great communication tool at speeds under 50mph. Over 50mph there's quite a bit of static - but who really wants to talk when you're riding fast anyway? We love it!
James
College Station, TX
like a dream
I got this when it was basically the only bluetooth solution for motorcycle helmets. It takes a couple tries to get the ear speaker in the right place, but once it's set up correctly it works great. People act surprised that I'm calling them from the bike. At 85mph there's virtually no noise on the other end.
Ron Twohig
Scott Depot, WV
Scala Rider
I'm using this with a Garmin ZUM0 550. Easy bluetooth connection and install. Not really satisfied with hearing capability of the caller or person I call. They say my voice is really faint, even at low speeds.
S.Sphynx
Puyallup, TX
Scala-Rider Bluetooth Headset
The Good: (1) Well-made rubbery weather-resistant construction. (2) Links-up easily with cell phone and is immediately usable. (3) Charging unit is very small and portable. The Less-Good: (1) The primary button needs better tactile feedback with gloves on. (2) The ear-speaker either (a) needs a way to affix to the ear or (b) should be unplugable, with an ear-bud option. (3) Due to the padding in my helmet, I had to affix unit with Velcro glue-strips instead of the supplied clamp; the unit’s desi
Dawn
Old Saybrook, CA
Scala-Rider Headset
Considering the options, these headsets are the best way to go. My boyfriend & I each got 1 of these headsets before going out to Bike Week in Dayton Beach, FL this year. He is an experienced rider & I am a beginner. While at first I thought the Scala Rider Team set seemed the best choice for us to intercom/communicate with each other only one of those headsets would be able to be used with the cell phone & make/receive incoming/outgoing phone calls. These at least can call each other via th
Edgemo
Titusville, OH
Scala-Rider headset
I was very pleased with the bluetooth headset. The one I ordered had the set up for non-bluetooth phones. It works great for incoming calls. I have had some difficulty on voice activated outgoing calls but I believe that it is a function of the phone's limitations. All calls have been very clear and the people on the other end seem to have no problem hearing me. I am using it with a full face helmet and it works as advertised.