Is there away to install a Bluetooth system on my bike (helmet) and still use the onboard sound system for music, intercom, cb, etc? I need the Bluetooth on my helmet for my GPS, but don’t want to give up the others.
Thank you!
Sound system
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oilboy1162
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600 hurricane(funner!)
'82 gs850g
93 gl1500se(trade,sigh)
2013 gl1800(yeah baby!)
Re: Sound system
rty either sena or j&m
I know people say we spend too much money on our rides, but I can't hear them when I'm 1000 miles away! 
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oilboy1162
- Posts: 167
- Joined: Sat Mar 02, 2013 12:37 am
- Location: Nashua,New Hampshire
- Motorcycle: '72 cb750k
500 interceptor (fun!)
600 hurricane(funner!)
'82 gs850g
93 gl1500se(trade,sigh)
2013 gl1800(yeah baby!)
Re: Sound system
try either sena or j&m
I know people say we spend too much money on our rides, but I can't hear them when I'm 1000 miles away! -
baumedagn
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- Location: Lexington, SC
- Motorcycle: 2019 DCT Tour
2012 GL1800HPNM
Re: Sound system
I just installed the Sena Freewire with the S20EVO headsets. All audio functions on the bike work just as if I was using a corded system. However, we use the Bluetooth intercom, not the one on the bike. The factory intercom causes a half second delay that can be heard through the headset making it virtually unusable. The audio quality is better (IMO) than the J&M Elite headsets we were using and others say my cb transmissions are loud and clear just as if we were using corded headsets.