Custom adapter for Shoei helmets expands choices
Cardo Systems, a leader in the powersports communications industry, has expanded its accessories portfolio. The focus is on the adaptability of its PACKTALK EDGE, NEO and CUSTOM models to various helmets from Shoei. The custom adapter is compatible with the Neotec 2, GT-Air 2 and J-Cruise 2 helmet models from Shoei, a recognized brand from Japan. The installation is greatly simplified by the use of a mounting area already designed by Shoei on the lower left side of the helmet. This allows a more flexible choice of communication system for users of these helmets.
The specialized Shoei helmet adapter is now available for purchase at authorized Cardo dealers for the suggested retail price (MSRP) of €20.95, the equivalent of approximately $24.60 USD.
All-in-one solution: The new Half-Helmet Kit for jet helmets
The redesigned Half-Helmet Kit is another useful addition to the PACKTALK EDGE model, especially for use with tight-fitting jet helmets. The kit features an integrated design that includes both a mount for the communication system and a gooseneck microphone. The wiring to the speakers has also been redesigned to be more compact. Overall, the kit allows for smoother mounting and improves ease of use in daily use.
The Half-Helmet kit is now available from Cardo dealers for an MSRP of €69.95, approximately $82.20 USD.
Conclusion
In summary, Cardo Systems’ new accessories can be viewed as targeted enhancements for a specific group of motorcycle helmets. The custom Shoei adapter offers more freedom in choosing a communication system, while the half-helmet kit significantly simplifies the application for jet helmets. Both innovations focus on easy installation and improve everyday comfort. Cardo Systems’ move to address the needs of motorcyclists is certainly noteworthy and should enrich the choices in motorcycle communications.
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