# Questions about bike application

**URL:** <https://www.twowayradioforum.com/t/questions-about-bike-application/5096>\
**Category:** General Discussion\
**Created:** [August 23, 2008, 7:59am UTC](https://www.twowayradioforum.com/t/questions-about-bike-application/5096 "2008-08-23T07:59:30Z")\
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**Author:** ![dhp78](https://www.twowayradioforum.com/letter_avatar_proxy/v4/letter/d/57b2e6/32.png) [@dhp78](https://www.twowayradioforum.com/u/dhp78)\
**Post date:** [August 23, 2008, 7:59am UTC](https://www.twowayradioforum.com/t/questions-about-bike-application/5096/1 "2008-08-23T07:59:30Z")

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I am looking for a 2-way for a motorcycle application. I want:  
-a quality solution that will work well.  
-VOX  
-small and light enough to cary easily  
-clear voice transmission  
-noise/wind canceling mic  
-possible future intigration with Autocom intercom system  
-Would there be an advantage to the motorola CP series

So far my search seems to be pointing toward the XTN XV2100.  
Is this a valid solution?  
Does the HM200-MB1 headset work well with minimizing wind noise?  
Are you aware of compatible VOX headsets that can be used in a helmet?  
Can mike and speakers connect seperate or is it thu a single connector?  
Do you price match or offer a volume discount for QTY(3)?  
Will the stock frequencies be ok for non licenced use?

Thanks, Derrek

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**Author:** ![Anthony\_R](https://www.twowayradioforum.com/user_avatar/www.twowayradioforum.com/anthony_r/32/418_2.png) [@Anthony\_R](https://www.twowayradioforum.com/u/Anthony_R)\
**Post date:** [August 25, 2008, 9:46am UTC](https://www.twowayradioforum.com/t/questions-about-bike-application/5096/2 "2008-08-25T09:46:51Z")

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The radio will work great. depending on how much distance you are looking for, you could even use a standard frs/gmrs radio, such as a motorola talkabout series radio. As far as VOX goes… not really good with motorcycle applications. the motorcylce helmet kits have a ptt button that you mount on your handle bar with velcro.

do you use a full face helmet? if so, you will not have to worry about windnoise. but if you dont, that is going to be a factor.