Does it work with any motorcycle helmet?

It is designed to mount inside a full-face or modular helmet with room for speakers. Fit depends on the helmet's shell and cheek pads, so check clearance before buying.

Can two riders talk to each other with it?

No. The BT2 links one helmet to a phone or two-way radio. It has no rider-to-rider intercom; you need a separate intercom unit for that.

Does navigation interrupt music?

Yes. Turn-by-turn directions take priority over music and two-way radio audio, so prompts come through even when another source is playing.

How is it better than the BT-MOTO?

The main change is a 32% larger battery. The rest is the same idea: phone pairing, Alpha Audio speakers and voice commands.

Does it support voice assistants?

Yes. Voice commands let you play music, send messages and place calls without taking your hands off the bars, using your phone's assistant.

What comes in the box?

The headset unit, helmet speakers and mounting hardware. Check the listing for the exact bundle, since dealer packs can differ.

What do buyers say about the CONNECT BT2 Bluetooth Headset for Motorcycle Helmet?

Rated 4 out of 5 from 37 ratings.

Where can I buy the CONNECT BT2 Bluetooth Headset for Motorcycle Helmet?

21 stores we checked sell it, including Rad UTV Parts, Pit Stop USA, MojoMotoSport.com, Pro UTV Parts, Dunes 2 Dezert SXS.

CONNECT BT2 Bluetooth Headset for Motorcycle Helmet

Q: Where is the CONNECT BT2 Bluetooth Headset for Motorcycle Helmet cheapest?

At CSPRacing.com, for $67.99, 15% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.

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What reviewers say

4 / 537 ratings

Ratings are solid at 4 out of 5 from 37 buyers, but written feedback is thin. Buyers mostly rate it on ease of pairing and music quality rather than on long rides.

What people mention

PairingPraisedBuyers say it connects to a phone quickly and holds the link.
Sound qualityMixedMusic is described as clear around town, but wind and engine noise drown it out at highway speed.
BatteryPraisedThe larger battery than the BT-MOTO is noted as a real improvement for longer rides.
FitMixedSpeaker and mount placement depend on the helmet, and some buyers find it fiddly.

About the CONNECT BT2 Bluetooth Headset for Motorcycle Helmet

The Rugged Radios CONNECT BT2 is a lightweight Bluetooth headset for motorcycle helmets. It connects to a phone for music streaming, turn-by-turn GPS navigation and phone calls. It has 32% more battery than the previous model, the BT-MOTO.

Music plays in stereo through Alpha Audio speakers. Voice commands let riders play music, send messages or place calls. Navigation prompts take priority over other audio, including when the headset is connected to 2-way radios or other sources. Digital speech processing reduces background noise so calls pick up the rider's voice.

The headset uses InstaPair for pairing and has ergonomic controls. It works with an optional 2-way radio for bike-to-bike intercom. If the headset battery runs out, riders can keep talking through the handheld radio.

Type

Bluetooth headset for motorcycle helmets

Model

Rugged Radios CONNECT BT2

Speakers

Alpha Audio

Battery

Quick-charge lithium-ion

Controls

Ergonomic controls and voice commands

Pairing

InstaPair