Sena Communication Systems

An intercom changes how you ride with others. Instead of hand gestures and stopping at every turn, you can simply talk, hear your navigation, and answer a call without taking off your helmet. This collection consists entirely of Sena products.

Bluetooth or Mesh: this is the main choice

Bluetooth pairs devices one-on-one in a chain. Fine for two people, but with a larger group, the connection is lost as soon as someone falls too far behind, and then the entire chain has to be rebuilt.Mesh works like a network where each helmet passes on to the others. If someone drops out, the connection automatically restores, and the others remain connected. For group rides, Mesh is practically the difference between working and not working.

60S combines Mesh and Bluetooth, available as a single and duopack, with a choice of a boom microphone or a universal microphone in the clamp kit.SPIDER ST1 and RT1 are the more accessibly priced Mesh models, with the RT1 featuring controls on the handlebars and the ST1 on the unit itself.5S and SMH10 are Bluetooth systems, suitable for riding in pairs.SF1 is the simple entry-level headset.If you already have Bluetooth units and want to switch to Mesh, the +Mesh adapter converts your existing set.

Pay attention to helmet fit

An intercom must fit in your helmet. Check if your helmet has cutouts for the speakers, otherwise, they will press against your ears during long rides. For some helmets, there are specific clamp kits, such as the version for the Arai SZ-R.This collection also includes Sena systems for outdoor and water sports, such as the Talkie and the Nautitalk series.All Sena products at WheelsWork come via official European distributors.