Bike-2-bike comms.

Do you *really* have to spend £300+ per bike to get something usable?

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Nope. Those speaking tube things work fine.

And who wants to natter while riding a bike anyway?

 

yeah they might criticize my singing.

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Bike 2 bike? I'd like to see that.

Rider-pillions have been know to be part of the deal in going on the
bike instead of the cage. But for the rider, obviously not required.

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Champ wrote:

I parsed that as "tunelessly farting" and blinked. But yes. I think my
in-helmet singing is perfect pitch, just like my in-bath warbling. The
Doctor disagrees, mind.

 

Long tubes?

 

I keep on singing Pink Floyd stuff for some bizarre reason...

You can tell when people fart, if you look closely, as they move their
arse to let the wind out.

 

The elasticated, infinite-stretch tubes required for bike-to-bike are
horrendously expensive, mind.

I find semaphore works quite well ... up to about the ton, at least.

 

Cab wrote

The Motorsickle Song.

If you are happy riding behind I suppose and make a habit of looking
closely at a chaps arse whilst doing so. Not really something I have
much experience of.

 

Real experts use it as an excuse for a stand up wheelie.

 

ginge wrote

I can imagine Veggie bookmarking that as his next excuse for a broken
leg. Unexpected instability low down or something.

 

As old Bill said:
"Blow, winds, and crack your cheeks! rage! blow!"

 

Ah yes/....

 

so you wouldn't be looking at my arse if you were riding behind me?

I remember hearing the screech of WUNs brakes as I stopped for a
roundabout once. said he was distracted.

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Adie wrote

Yebbut Aide, you aren't a chap, in that sense, so looking at your arse
is one of life's more pleasurable duties for a bloke and not at all a
problem.

I am surprised he had the power of speech.

 

Yeah but she is *the* self proclaimed Geezer Burd IIRC

 

No. A pair of Cobra MT525 PMR446 radios comes out to £35 at bbshopping.co.uk
and there are a range of PTT helmet kits on there too.

If you want VOX, then you'll need the more expensive MT725 and something
like the Alan/Midland headset.

I use an MT725 with VOX with my ducklings being equipped with the 525 radios
and an earpiece. Works well up to motorway speeds ( for post DAS
ducklings ).

HTH

 

Hog wrote

Which is precisely why I put in the "in that sense" bit. Do try to keep
up at the back perlease.

 

*I've* never claimed to be a geezer burd. I'm quite happy being who I
am without a label. I just tend to have blokish habits and opinions.

it amuses me to quote others opinions of me though.
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TOG@toil, ,

He said bike-2-bike comms...