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If you were planning to get an intercom system for your bike, here's two new one from helmet manufacturer Nolan: the N-Com B1 and Multi 2.
Whether you want a headset for communication with your passenger or for simply hooking up with your phone, GPS navigator or music player via Bluetooth, these intercoms will get the job done. Even more, you'll be able to link with other fellow riders with compatible Nolan headsets installed.
The B1 is designed for N-Com-ready Nolan helmets such as: N104 – N44, N103 - N91 - N90 - N86 - N85 – N71, N43E AIR - N43E – N43AIR – N43, while the Multi 2 one will work with N101 – N100E – N100 – N63 – N62 – N33 – N20, G9.1 – RF2 – G6.1 – R2 – J2PRO – J2 – DJ1, and is allegedly easy to install with other helmets, too.
Both the Nolan B1 and the Multi 2 are available as single and twin packs and can also be connected to audio sources via cable, while supporting conference call and GPS conference protocols. The Nolan B1 single pack prices start at €159.99 ($208) and €264.99 ($345) for twin set, while the Multi 2 starts at €164.99 ($215) for the single pack and €289.99 ($377) for the twin pack. For more info, please check with the N-Com website.
The B1 is designed for N-Com-ready Nolan helmets such as: N104 – N44, N103 - N91 - N90 - N86 - N85 – N71, N43E AIR - N43E – N43AIR – N43, while the Multi 2 one will work with N101 – N100E – N100 – N63 – N62 – N33 – N20, G9.1 – RF2 – G6.1 – R2 – J2PRO – J2 – DJ1, and is allegedly easy to install with other helmets, too.
Both the Nolan B1 and the Multi 2 are available as single and twin packs and can also be connected to audio sources via cable, while supporting conference call and GPS conference protocols. The Nolan B1 single pack prices start at €159.99 ($208) and €264.99 ($345) for twin set, while the Multi 2 starts at €164.99 ($215) for the single pack and €289.99 ($377) for the twin pack. For more info, please check with the N-Com website.
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