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Reviews (5)
Jan 24, 2019
Get a grip! In fact, get two of them to replace those old dirty torn onea!
Excellent replacement grips. Added these plus new wheels to my son's old scooter and our granddaughter loves it!
Nov 20, 2017
The ONLY way to use box-style side cases.
These are quality, well made bags designed to fit directly into the side cases. I got a chance to use them for the first time last weekend. Packed the bags in the house, then just carried them out and set them into the side boxes. Once I reached my destination just pulled them out and carried them in.
Two carrying system are included. First is a shoulder strap that attaches to each end of the bag; fairly standard for this type of bag. However, there are also zippered pouches on each side of the bag containing pull-out handles for briefcase style handling.
Another feature is that they have an expansion zipper. By unzipping it you can add another 3/4 or so inches to the capacity.
While this is not a problem with inner bag itself, you will notice that the left case width is reduced in the bottom half to accommodate the muffler, so you cannot pack the left bag as fully as you can the right one.
Jan 24, 2019
Great quality and functionality, but hard to hear at highway speeds.
I was debating which Motorcycle comm system to get when I discovered a great price on the Cardo Scala Freecom 4 Duo. I plan to use the second unit when my son and I ride together.
Pairing the unit with my phone was extremely easy. The pocket guide is a great quick-reference guide to carry along until the button presses for each function are memorized.
It was not a difficult install in my helmet because of the removable inter padding. Several installation options are provided for both unit placement and microphone type. I have a modular helmet so used the boom mic option. If the helmet is full-cover but not modular another microphone style is included that mounts inside the face guard.
The capability and functionality are great, providing every feature I would want on a comm system.The fidelity is clear, voice commands are handy.
The only drawback I have found is that at freeway speeds (65+), with both my iPhone volume and Freecom volume all the way up, it is totally drowned out by wind noise. I have some earplugs designed to reduce wind noise while letting through some higher frequencies which help a little, but not enough to understand, for example, navigation directions from my phone, much less the other party in a phone call. I plan to check the exact position of the speakers with respect to my ears, make sure they are not too far from my ears and not blocked by any padding, and perhaps experiment with other variables. I am certain with the right combination of elements and parameters they will be much more usable at freeway speeds.