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A motorcycle intercom twin pack contains two complete units, ready to talk to each other straight out of the box. It is the right format for riding couples, for rider and pillion,...
Help me choose
The right question is not « which is the most powerful » but « what do I do with my bike ». Four uses, four answers.
I ride alone
No conversation to manage: what matters is hearing the GPS and the music over the wind.
Our recommendation
FreedConn F1 Motorcycle Intercom, Bluetooth 5.2
€79,99
See the audio range
I ride two-up
The simplest link there is: two units paired once, that find each other again at every start-up.
Our recommendation
FreedConn T-MAX S PRO Motorcycle Intercom, Jog Dial
€129,99
See the duo packs
I ride in a group
Beyond three riders, Bluetooth shows its limits. Mesh restores the link when someone drops back then returns.
Our recommendation
FreedConn FX Plus Mesh Motorcycle Intercom
€129,99
See the Mesh range
I want to film
A camera inside the communication unit: one device on the helmet, one battery to charge.
Our recommendation
FreedConn R3 Pro Motorcycle Intercom with 2K Camera
€239,99
See the camera models
Fits every helmet
Full-face, flip-up or open
2-year warranty
Official distributor, support in France
14-day returns
No restocking fee
Tracked shipping, 27 countries
France €4.95 · EU from €7.95
A motorcycle intercom twin pack contains two complete units, ready to talk to each other straight out of the box. It is the right format for riding couples, for rider and pillion, and for pairs who always ride together. It costs less than two kits bought separately and skips the initial pairing.
Each rider fits their own helmet, whatever the type, and the two modules talk in full duplex: you can interrupt each other as in a real conversation, without waiting for a turn.
| Pack | Video per unit | Field of view | Bluetooth | Twin pack price | Price of 2 single kits |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| R1 Plus DUO | 1080p | 120° | 5.0 | €319.99 | €379.98 |
| R1 Pro DUO | 2K QHD | 140° | 5.0 | €369.99 | €439.98 |
| R3 Pro DUO | 2K QHD, 4 MP sensor | Tilting lens, 360° rotation | 5.1 | €399.99 | €479.98 |
All three packs carry a camera on each module. Riding two-up with a twin pack means recording the same road from two viewpoints: the rider's and the pillion's, or one from each bike. After an incident, two recordings beat one, and for the memories the edit becomes far more alive.
Rider-to-pillion is the simplest setup: minimal distance, permanent link, no dropouts. It is also the one that changes riding two-up the most, replacing gestures and shouting through a visor.
On the R3 Pro DUO, the tilting lens and 360° rotating body let each person set their own framing: a pillion sits higher and does not share the rider's line of sight.
A twin pack can be extended: the modules accept other intercoms into the conversation. But if you regularly ride four-up or more, look instead at the Mesh range, built for groups that stretch out and regroup.
Yes, the modules are ready to talk to each other from first power-up. You only need to pair each one with your own phone or navigation device.
Yes, on all three options. The saving ranges from €60 to €80 depending on the model, for identical contents.
Yes. Each module ships with a boom mic for modular and open-face helmets and a flat wired mic for full-face lids. A rider in a full-face and a pillion in an open-face are both covered.
Yes, the modules accept other intercoms into the conversation, including other brands over Bluetooth. For a regular group of four or more, a Mesh model stays more comfortable.
Yes, each module has its own memory card and records independently. You get two files, one per viewpoint, via the built-in Wi-Fi and the app.
