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Hey Mike since you're doing favors... Get Shoei to send me another RF1200... There's nothing wrong with the one you sold me, it would just be nice having the option to throw one on that doesn't have my sena and gopro shit stuck all over it. Thanks, you the best!

Like new condition, comes with boxes and extra mounts, again this is a 2 pack. $250 no trades, cash only!

Alright @RidersDiscount humor me with a quote for a neotec 2 and a Sena system with it. Gonna try to get another year out of my neotec though.

Gone are the days when you had to send out your helmet to get a custom communication device installed. The Sena SRL Communication System (sold separately) was created specifically for the brand-new Shoei Neotec II Modular Helmet. The Neotec II is a complete overhaul of the original Neotec. It features an all-new aerodynamic design and interior resulting in an incredibly quiet helmet. This modular helmet gives you the convenience of an open-face helmet with the safety of a full-face helmet. In addition to a multi-position face shield, this helmet has a QSV-1 sun shield built in. It also comes equipped with a Pinlock EVO fog-resistant system. Shoei's Neotec II has a high-quality ventilation system to provide maximum comfort. The expanded 3-position upper air intake vent allows air in while the all-new exhaust outlets expel unwanted warm air. Additional ventilation is also found on the inside of the helmet, with several funnels built right into the EPS. The interior of this helmet is completely removable, replaceable, and washable. The Neotec II incorporates Shoei's new 'Noise Isolator' cheek pads, which deflect wind and reduce unwanted noise. Note: Pictured Sena SRL Communication System Is Sold Separately This helmet has a patent-pending 100% stainless steel interlocking mechanism, making putting on and removing the helmet quick and easy. The Shoei Neotec II is available in sizes XS-XXL. MSRP $699.00 If you have any questions about this product or would like to place an order, feel free to give MIKE a call at 866.931.6644 ext. 804. Is email more convenient? Send us a private message through this forum or write to us at FORUM at RIDERSDISCOUNT dot COM and we'll get back to you right away!

In for sure, see you in Caldwell. Someone tell the new peeps about how they shouldn't try and pair their Sena's with me.

Sena universal helmet clamp kit 20S part# 20S-A0205 Thanks

I'll see your HJ and raise you a Sena pairing with @Tonik

I wear earplugs when I ride. Can’t stand wind noise. I’ve always tried hard to protect my hearing. When I got my Sena, I noticed that I couldn’t get the speakers loud enough to be heard over the ear plugs. And I wasn’t willing to ride without them. So I picked up a pair of solid earbuds with the sound isolating foam that expands in the ear canal, and ran the headphone wiring inside the helmet to the attached Sena earphone jack. So the left earbud comes out of the helmet on the left side and vise versa. When I put the helmet on, I place it on top of my head, insert the earbuds in my ears, and then slide the helmet the rest of the way down. I never notice the wires. So now I get noise isolation and can hear the Sena perfectly. A decent, cheap earbud I can recommend is the JVC Marshmallows. And personally, I’d buy extra foam tips off of Amazon. I go through probably 10 pair of foam tips a riding season. To me, this is the best solution.

Has anybody found a plug and play option for upgrading Sena Speakers? The 10S does have an earbud jack so I could go that way if I had to but I don't really want to deal with the wires.

Sena Technologies has been a leader in motorcycle communication technology since their inception in 1998. Here we feature the new Sena 30K Communication System. The 30K design features a new dual-antenna. Sena's Mesh Intercom Technology allows you connect with a "virtually limitless amount of 30K users" within a mile range. All you have to do is press the button on top of the 30K to turn on public mode. If one of a group’s riders goes out of range, the rest of the group remains seamlessly connected while the 30K searches for the lost connection and reconnects automatically once back in range. The Sena 30K is still Bluetooth 4.1 compatible and able to connect up to 3 other Sena and non-Sena Bluetooth devices. This system is equipped with Sena's Audio Multitasking Technology, which allows you to have an intercom conversation while simultaneously listening to music, FM radio, or GPS. The audio features overlay "for a smooth listening experience." The voice prompting feature allows you to make hands-free commands. This communication system comes equipped with both a wired microphone and a boom microphone. The 30K is available in single and dual packs. Included with the Sena 30K Communication System: headset main unit, universal helmet clamp, wired boom microphone, boom microphone holder, wired microphone, microphone sponges, USB power and data cable (micro USB type), 2.5 to 3.5 mm audio cable, cigarette charger, glued surface mounting adapter, rubber pads, speaker pads, hook and loop fasteners for speakers, hook and loop fasteners for boom microphone, hook and loop fastener for holder, hook and loop fastener for wired microphone, allen wrench, foam speaker covers, and speaker port cover. Single MSRP - $329.00 / Dual Pack MSRP - $579.00 Not yet listed on our website, you can order your Sena 30K Communication System by calling MIKE at 866.931.6644 ext. 804. Is email more convenient? Send us a private message through this forum or write to us at FORUM at RIDERSDISCOUNT dot COM, and we'll get back to you right away!

FYI: Sena will be at the AIM show pushing their new 30K model and "Mesh" networking feature. Might not be a bad idea to swing by their booth and (respectfully) tell them about what we've been experiencing. Believe me, what the trade show reps get as feedback this weekend will definitely get back to Corporate.

I've been using a uclear for a few years. Very happy with the unit and customer service. After reading I'm glad I didn't go sena.

My second 10U is working well. I wanted to switch to the 20S when my first 10U failed. After reading these comments on the 20S, I am glad they didn't let me change to the 20S. Sena used to be the best product on the market. If there products keep having issues, somebody else will step up with a better product.

2 years and 30,000 miles my 10U still works like a champ (Knock on wood). I know several people who have had issues with Sena though. I had an issue with my SMH10 way back when and I just called them after getting tired of waiting for the email/online support. Everything taken care of quickly.

In my experience, 2 person intercom on the 20S works fantastically. But add one more person, and the quality dips a LOT, and there's guaranteed popcorn interference. It gets worse with more people, and then out of the blue some people will get disconnected, put into a separate group chat, and MAYBE reconnected. Hopefully they fix that with the 30K unit, although I certainly won't be dropping that kind of dough for an upgrade I won't be able to take advantage of with everyone else still using the 20S. I've seen several places where people complain about Sena's customer service, so I was pleasantly surprised when I got pretty straightforward help after scuba diving with mine in a few rainstorms on Tonik's SE Ohio ride a while ago. I told them I got caught riding in the rain 4 hours from home, which had never been an issue plenty of times before, and this time my Sena gave up the ghost. They asked for some basic information, and I had an RMA number that day. Took a while to get the replacement, but at no cost to me. Sucks to see others not getting the same treatment. Sena has a great product (when it works) and a large market share, so I hope they stick with a product designed for riders by riders and not a company designed for money by sellouts.

I regularly ride with 4 others with Sena 20S units and we're all frustrated. One rider has been through hell and back trying to get his hardware and software issues worked out and Sena has been of little help. Mine have been reasonably stable but the range isn't great and each software version seems to be random on whether it helps or hurts. We regularly hear "beat boxing" when someone gets on the edge of range, barely 200 feet away, and that includes anyone in the chain. Speaking of chains, two riders works OK. Three is usually straightforward, but 4 and 5 riders can be a hot mess, even when we're careful to pair up in the order we ride in. I heard today that Sena issued a cease and desist letter to a Facebook group admin who's been collecting experiences, trying to apply pressure to Sena about their bad QC. Talk about digging a hole for themselves. The way I look at it, they have a window. Fix what they’ve got as best as they can, provide upgrade discounts and make an ultra-reliable next gen product to sweep this all behind them. And do it before someone else eats their lunch...

I had an issue with my Sena 20S dual pack. Intercom range would drop within like 200 feet, had latest firmware and did factory reset, nothing helped. My old smh10's had way better range. Sena customer service is the worst ive ever experienced by far for any product ever in my 31 years of being alive. I emailed with them back and fourth for about a month for this issue. They kept purposely asking open ended redundant questions and took a day for each response. Like they are extremely ignorant or do it on purpose hoping u get frustrated and give up, well I'm no quitter my friend! Once I got them to agree (again about 1 month after my initial contact with them) they agreed to send me brand new units but only after I sent my old ones in first, I told them to kiss my ass. Knowing they were on backorder, so then they agreed to just ship me new ones first when they came into stock. Fast forward 2 months later, still no headsets. I emailed them every week. Finally I got super pissed and asked a supervisor contact me. In fact asked a total of 5 times and 2 weeks past and I got the run around. I then opened a BBB complaint. The company never responded to my dispute and due to that their rating dropped to a C I believe. I then ended up calling Sena myself, fumming fucking mad, being that crazy belligerent customer. They somehow found a way to get me new headsets mailed out by the next day. Here's the kicker...just got the new set...range is equally as terrible. Not even close to the claimed 1+ mile com range. I contacted those fuckers again and they are sending me another new set. I'm speechless at this point.

An up close picture of the newly revised Sena 20S EVO, one of the most advanced on the market. Give MIKE a call today to get yours as they are in stock and ready to ship!

I dig it, but I'm very skeptical this will work even close to acceptable on a motorcycle. Plus, for me, all I have to do with my current gear is plug into the bike and I'm warm as long as the FJR has gas (11.2 gallons at a time, in my case) no matter what the weather. No batteries to charge, I can ride as long as I like. This is true for my helmet speakers too and the reason I rarely use the Sena. I hate charging batteries and having the devices they power quit before I'm ready to.

You won't need to charge the Sena during the day. I have gone 15 hours easy with mine. Yea, the aux charger can come lose. Run a ground and switched hot up the center of the triple T. Secure it on the frame side and on the handlebars. Then get one of the below and you can use any usb cord you like for whatever device you have. It has plenty of power to fast charge the newer phones. It fast charges mine while I Nav and play tunes. Just secure it with that double side 3m white sticky tape stuff. https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B01DYE54LI/ref=ya_aw_od_pi?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I recently bought a sport touring concours 14. It has a factory cigarette lighter style plug in in the dash. I bought a RAM phone Mount and a RAM cup holder. I also bought a sena 20s that riders discount hooked me up with four a good deal. I'm waiting for the 20s to come in but it has the ability to charge while being used. So I'd like the use the cigarette lighter plug in to charge the phone and maybe the sena 20s while I'm using them to listen to music on long rides. My worry is having a charger cord that can come loose and start flapping around that close to the handlebars and front wheel. Not sure if I should use the coiled type cord or a straight one. What kind of setups have you guys had success with? The port on my bike is to the lower right of the tach on my bike.

Sena Technologies has been a leader in motorcycle communication technology since their inception in 1998. Here we feature the updated Sena 20S EVO Bluetooth Communication System. The new 20S EVO design features a fixed type shark fin antenna as opposed to the flip up antenna of the 20S. This new design improves intercom stability and secures the intercom distance. The Sena 20S EVO allows you to communicate with up to eight companions within 1.2 miles away with Universal and Group Intercom Technology, making it the perfect device for group rides. Don't worry if they aren't using Sena systems, the Universal Intercom technology allows you to communicate with other devices that also have Bluetooth ability. This system is equipped with Sena's Audio Multitasking Technology, which allows you to have an intercom conversation while simultaneously listening to music, FM radio, or GPS. The audio features overlay "for a smooth listening experience." The voice prompting feature allows you to make hands-free commands. The Sena 20S EVO Bluetooth Communication System is available in single and dual packs. MSRP $299.00 (Single) $549.00 (Dual) Included with the Sena 20S EVO: headset main unit, universal helmet clamp, wired boom microphone, boom microphone holder, wired microphone, microphone sponges, USB power and data cable (micro USB type), 2.5 to 3.5 mm audio cable, cigarette charger, glued surface mounting adapter, rubber pads, speaker pads, hook and loop fasteners for speakers, hook and loop fasteners for boom microphone, hook and loop fastener for holder, hook and loop fastener for wired microphone, allen wrench, foam speaker covers, and speaker port cover. If you have any questions about this product or would like to place an order, feel free to give MIKE a call at 866.931.6644 ext. 804. Is email more convenient? Send us a private message through this forum or write to us at FORUM at RIDERSDISCOUNT dot COM and we'll get back to you right away!

I'm thinking about buying a sena 20s. Do you guys sell those?

Literally just had to deal with Sena Customer service and I'll back the fact that they are terrible. Went through some rain and my Sena 20S stopped working. Contacted them for warranty replacement and they said the 20S control module is on back order, but the full 20S kit is not. I asked why they couldn't go into the box and just remove the module and send it out instead of having to wait for the 20S to come out of back order. They refused. So now I have to pull the entire system out of my helmet (which takes several attempts to get them perfectly placed) so I don't have to wait for a back ordered items.

Did you get anywhere with the availability of the Sena 10U replacements Mike? I'm in the same boat now too that others are in, mine is fucked. And Sena told me via email ETA of replacements be available is unknown at this time, but they gave me RMA to return it. @RidersDiscount