Once I was riding to Reno from Portland, Oregon, with a group of friends. We had more than one mishap on that trip including electrical problems with my bike. At one point, as we were tearing down a two-lane highway in the middle of nowhere, my friend Dana pulled ...

You may not want to hear what your passenger has to say, but voice communication is a lot easier (and probably safer) than trying to decipher barely comprehensible hand gestures and/or being thumped on your back or helmet -- unless you just enjoy this sort of thing.

Nady System's PMC-2X has noise-cancelling microphones ...

Flashing your high beams or using hand signals works for simple communication, but only if your riding buddy is actually looking at you. For those important communications, or if you're the chatty type, IMC's Camos BHS-500 Bluetooth headset provides a ride friendly, hands-free intercom system.

The Camos uses Bluetooth 2.0 technology, ...

Having a conversation with someone on a motorcycle is much like having a conversation at a rock concert. Besides all the sweat and that annoying guy in the acid-wash jean shorts not wearing a shirt, they both involve a lot of yelling and usually result in both parties nodding their heads ...

My first thought, when I looked at this headset, was: "what a crazy thing that is!" It's a far cry from the big intercom-things that you see on couples who are riding two-up on Goldwings. I've always snickered at intercoms on bikers, wondering what they talk about -- where ...

This is the do-it-all headset you've been waiting for. You have been waiting for that, haven't you?

This is the successor to the popular Scala Rider Helmet Headset from Cardo Wireless. This new Q2 version allows you to listen to GPS instructions, communicate with a passenger, make mobile phone calls and listen ...