Can you hear me now? If you had a Bluetooth helmet, you could. I got my first motorcycle helmet when I was a sophomore in high school. It was a glossy black full-face helmet with a clear lens, and the ...

Bluetooth experts have produced a Cavalry half helmet with built-in communicator mainly for the American cruiser market. There is no word on its availability yet in Australia through Sena distributors ...

Helmet intercoms have been around for some time now, but a Bluetooth motorcycle helmet frees you from all the wires and battery connections that older systems needed. What’s more, they integrate with ...

Lately, I've been hearing voices. They tell me all sorts of useful information, such as where to go and how to get there. Don't worry, all of this precisely stops when I take off my motorcycle helmet.

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Riding a motorcycle brings several advantages over driving a traditional car, but there's one thing that's a lot harder to do with the former ...

Riding a motorcycle without a helmet is dangerous. But sometimes they just seem inconvenient, for lack of a better term. That might put you off wearing one, which is unfortunate. You need a helmet, ...

Motorcycling used to be just you, two wheels, an engine, and the road. It still can be, but many riders prefer to stay connected while out riding. That’s where Bluetooth communication headsets come ...