Three reasons to consider a communication device for dirt bike riding

Bluetooth communication devices aren’t overly common when it comes to dirt bike or enduro riding, but here at MXstore believe there are three key reasons to consider one for your next trail ride.

Bench race with mates: One of the cool things about a Bluetooth communication device is being able to bench race with your mates as you’re actually navigating your way through the trails. Depending on which device you have (and what your mates have!), you can add multiple riders to the conversation, meaning everyone can jump in on the banter!

Communicate upcoming dangers: While bench racing sounds like fun, the most useful part of using a Bluetooth communication system for dirt bike riding is being able to alert your trail riding buddies to upcoming dangers or obstacles they should be rationed by. When you're in the middle of a trail riding pack, it can be difficult to gauge what’s coming up - this where the lead riders can communicate what coming up to the group, preventing any unnecessary accidents. 

Share direct advice: There’s a reason street bike motorcycle instructors use Bluetooth headsets to teach new riders, and it’s just another reason to use one for off-road riding. If you’re a coach, or just have a friend who is new to dirt bike riding, you can share advice and teach them as they’re actually riding, which can be highly beneficial.

Best brands for dirt bike Bluetooth communication systems: 
Cardo