bluetooth gadgets

[joecool]

Hi again friends,

Now my question turns to gadgets. I will be traveling the interstate system and wanted to ask if any of you use a cell phone with a blue tooth adapter sticking in your ear? And if so, do any of you also have a MP3 player attached to that same ear piece via some sort of adapter? Any brands and or model numbers would be appreciated. Thanks in advance!

PS I don't use any kind of intercom system as it's just me on there and my helmet is the open ear kind!

 

[AApple]

I've had blue teeth for several years(that really sounds kinda weird....). Useless on the bike as far as talking on the phone...too much wind. I can hear if someone calls, tho, so at least I know if I missed a call while riding. I can get my voice mails while riding, since I can hear just fine on bluetooth. I don't have any other fancy bluetooth stuff, tho.
Other than that, I feel nekkid without my earpiece anymore. Hands-free rocks! k:

 

[Five]

About 60% of the reason I ride a bike is so I don't have to answer the phone. So, no.

 

[slabghost]

I rarely use a phone at all and certainly will not answer on the road ever. So no I have no experience or suggestions. I like the music of the ride.

 

[dan filipi]

I hate those ear pieces so I watch for the coppers and use speakerphone.
That doesn't work on the bike, too noisy anyway.

I'd rather not be distracted on the bike by a call coming in so I haven't even looked into bluetooth in the helmet.
Anybody needs to reach me just has to wait til I stop. They can leave a message then I call back.

 

[thewhiterhino]

I can't hear a phone ring on the bike, and I enjoy not being disturbed any.

When my fairing was broken I took all the radios out work on it and sold them to chasrogers since I never listen to the radio either.

Driving time is my thinking time, you might say my creative problem solving time if I might be considered a creative problem solver.
:headscratch: k: