The beginning
Wired systems
The first electronic devices linked rider and pillion with physical cables. Talking was possible, but freedom of movement stayed limited.
The FreedConn vision
Connected freedom
“The road is no longer a solitary place. It is shared ground.” One simple conviction has driven the FreedConn brand from the start: a passion for two wheels should not mean isolation.
How the motorcycle intercom evolved
Talking on a motorcycle has always been limited by riding itself: wind noise, the engine, the helmet. Technical answers came step by step. FreedConn grew in that context, to put this technology within reach.
Further out
The CB radio era
Radio waves made bike-to-bike conversation possible over longer distances, at the cost of dedicated and often bulky equipment on the machine.
Today
Bluetooth, then Mesh
Wireless shrank the components and moved communication into the helmet. Mesh builds dynamic networks so a group can ride without dropouts.
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Matched to how you ride
Models built for weekend rides, daily commutes and group runs
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Support five days a week
Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm, before and after your purchase
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Wide compatibility
Full-face, modular and open-face helmets, any brand
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14-day returns
Exchange or refund if a fault occurs
FreedConn today: the range
The brand builds electronic communication systems for motorcyclists and cyclists, for city riding as much as for sport. The current range answers three distinct needs.
Bluetooth and Mesh communication
FreedConn intercoms use Bluetooth 5.1 and dynamic Mesh technology, as on the FX and R3 series, to connect several riders over distances that vary with the model: up to 1,000 metres of theoretical range in open ground.
Video integration
Some models carry a built-in 2K camera to record rides, for safety as much as for the pleasure of watching them back.
Audio processing
FreedConn devices rely on digital signal processing, DSP and CVC, to keep calls and music clear in a noisy environment, paired with speakers designed to sound right inside a helmet.
Since 2015
FreedConn's footprint around the world
Research centres in Jiangxi, Heyuan and Dongguan, brands established across international markets, a strong presence in South America. Freedconn Store, an independent reseller and not the manufacturer, sells the range in Europe, with European support.
The FreedConn vision for the future
Mobility keeps changing. FreedConn continues to invest in research to improve communication in motorsport and cycling. The areas the brand is working on for the coming years:
Integrating the hardware
Making communication modules more compact and better integrated into the lines of the helmet.
Intelligent audio assistance
Developing software features that improve active noise reduction and make voice interaction easier while riding.
Interoperability between systems
Making Mesh technology more accessible and more compatible, so riders can connect whatever equipment they own.
FreedConn builds technical tools that make talking on the road easier.
In real conditions
The road, every day
