Special Bianchis, a Walkie Talkie for Group Rides, New Scope Wheels, and

I've been thinking to get a communication solution like this, though calling the VeloVox a "walkie talkie" is misleading. It's a Bluetooth headset that connects to a phone to do the communication. Sena's Bikom 20 on the other hand creates a mesh network and doesn't require anything else.

It would be nice to see a combination of the two. The VeloVox does appear more attractive, and having both left and right audio is better than Bikom's left side only. The Bikom is also more expensive, which doesn't help.

I personally dislike headsets where the left and right earpiece are not physically attached. Primarily because they are often not to pairable to a replacement if one gets lost or damaged. Unfortunately, VeloVox is no different here.

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I've been thinking to get a communication solution like this, though calling the VeloVox a "walkie talkie" is misleading. It's a Bluetooth headset that connects to a phone to do the communication. Sena's Bikom 20 on the other hand creates a mesh network and doesn't require anything else.
It would be nice to see a combination of the two. The VeloVox does appear more attractive, and having both left and right audio is better than Bikom's left side only. The Bikom is also more expensive, which doesn't help.
I personally dislike headsets where the left and right earpiece are not physically attached. Primarily because they are often not to pairable to a replacement if one gets lost or damaged. Unfortunately, VeloVox is no different here.