Nolan Intercom

[Tracer1234]

Hey all, got a new lid, X-lite 702gt

Love it, and bought with the intention of getting the Nolan intercoms.

Any thoughts on them, any good?

I an looking to get one tha will do bike to bike, and bike to pillion. As well as that, the option of going to other brands?


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I've been eyeing them up since I got my x-lite too, the price is eye watering in comparison with competing products though, and there isn't the option of using headphones instead of the speakers which was something I really wanted with my previous scala set.

Given my old scala clipped on the side of the x-lite just fine I'll almost certainly be going for something other than the ncom system.
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[ws4936]

I have used the Nolan n-com Bluetooth system, I think it was version 2, so a couple years ago now. I will say this...I currently use a Q3 Scala set in my Reevu modular helmet with custom monitors(silicone earplugs), and it impressed me so much (after using the n-com for a year/18 mo) that I bought another Q3 - fitted it to my wife's helmet, and an audio harness kit which I installed in my Nolan helmet for bike to bike intercom, where I could just use the wife's Q3 and slide it into the Nolan's Scala harness. I can't comment on the latest Nolan audio set(was it v3, or v4?), but after using Scala, I'll never choose another audio set again. It's just quality.
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