Intercoms on a budget

[Asterix41]

I know the truth of what you pay is what you get but does anyone have any recommendations for intercom sets which for a pair would be in the £200 to £250 range? Or is there a way of having a more expensive rider one and a cheaper pillion one for my son who will only use it 3-4 times a year? Looking at all of the reviews they end up being £300 to £400 for the pair. Not so much the budget but being able to justify quite an expense for so little use. Thanks

[Craig-SM]

Buy yourself a new Scala Packtalk and a second hand Scala G9 should be within your budget and meet your requirements

[daveuprite]

Important Tips:

String must be longer than this and you must ride close enough to one another, otherwise communications are rapidly curtailed.

[bill_qaz]

Motorola T60 walkie talkies have port for headset and mike and a vox setting. Not much bigger than a mobile with a good strong clip.
I have only used them for trail riding without headset as we stop to talk but loud enough to use with helmet on maybe worth a look as a cheaper alternative to a dedicated set

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[Asterix41]

Thanks both

[bowber]

M&P have an offee on Interphone intercoms at the moment.
We have the sport and it's very clear and lasts a couple of days normal riding.

https://www.mandp.co.uk/interphone-sport-twin-pack.html

Steve