Anyone come up w/ a way to make our bikes "bluetooth" compatible?

[stude31]

I am about to purchase a new helmet for Teryl and before I purchased the audio I was thinking that it would be nice to have "wireless" connection and use the scala rider... etc.   I didn't know if anyone was successful at finding a modular that you could make or buy that would successfully do such a thing. 

Something like a 3.5mm bluetooth adapter dongle but not sure how you could get the cb to work... 

Just thinking, wondering if anyone else sits and thinks about these things..


Joe
Stude31

[mike72903]

Just thinking, wondering if anyone else sits and thinks about these things..
Stude31

Evidently not

[stude31]

Just thinking, wondering if anyone else sits and thinks about these things..
Stude31

Evidently not

That or it is too complicated and is taking a long time to do a write up.  If that is the case then I'll pass.   

[Kunkies]

Highly recommend a Sena solution, you'll never look back...

http://senabluetooth.com/product/intercoms/smh10r/

[YoungPUP]

Just a quick google search.  Picked this specific one for ya since you asked for a Bluetooth dongle. http://www.cellphoneshop.net/dongleaudio.html?CAWELAID=1742112809&catargetid=530001600000014027&cadevice=c&cagpspn=pla&gclid=CIHcoJSRtrsCFcpDMgodECQAXA

[PAVALKER]

I have a NUVI 660 Gps mounted on the bars that is Bluetooth compatible and pairs with my phone, and the GPS audio jack plugs into the Valks audio port.  That's about as much Bluetooth as I can handle.....

[gordonv]

At Goldwing.doc, there is a write up about wiring in a Bluetooth headset for connecting your cell phone to the intercom system.

I think this would work only for a cell phone, unless the bluetooth will pair with another or multiple devices.