Headsets

Every report I hear says that if you go cheap, you won't be satisfied

Lots of long distance BMW riders use Autocom. They seem to have a sale on right now, but they ain't cheap. http://www.autocomamerica.com

For Autocom, I would trust Brown Motor Works of Pomona, California. http://www.brownbmw.com . Ask for Fernando. He tells me that he still has stock at deep discount, but may well sell out this weekend. No, I have no vested interest in his income, but I understand that he gives good service and support.

Even more expensive, and supposedly favoured by Gold Wing riders is Baehr. It's a Danish company, and I don't know how to get their stuff in the US, but I know that it is available.

http://www.baehronline.com

I have not tried any of these products. I am filtering opinions of people I respect. You can read a lot of discussion on the topic at bmwst.com.

Wow thanks for the info.
The Autocom units are looking like something my partner and I will invest in. More than we wanted to spend but, when we started talking about it these units just started looking like what we want.

I knew these boards were gonna be great! :lol:

dont know if you went ahead with the autocom units or not, but i thought id post my experience here.

i have just bought and installed the autocom active 7 sport system.
it works very well, has enough inputs for just about anything (music / 2way / mobile phone / gps and pillion to rider)

it was not a cheap setup, but you get what you pay for,

jason in oz