Victory Magnum Connection to on-board bluetooth

Eric Miller

29. April 2016 15:04

I have a 2015 Victory Magnum, which has on-board bluetooth.  I have both an SMH10 and SPH10 that I use to communicate with other riders.  Since I have a 200W stereo system on the bike, including saddle bag audio lids, I like to ride without anything in or over my ears.  However, it would be nice to be able to receive communication from other riders, ideally through the built-in speakers.  I know there is a Sena bluetooth dongle for previous generation Victory Cross bikes, but I don't think that is applicable for what I'm looking to do.  Even better would be to have some sort of bluetooth lapel microphone to talk back, but just receiving sound as a start would be awesome.  

Is any solution or possible future solution to allow an existing Sena headset to output to the on-board stereo?

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  Sena Marketing

  4. August 2016 17:45

  Based on your requirements, one option for you is to use the Sena Bluetooth Mic and Intercom (http://www.sena.com/product/bluetoothmicintercom/). You can use this as a lapel microphone or have it strapped to your arm and communicate with other riders over Bluetooth. To hear the audio from this device you need to plug in a pair of earbuds into the 3.5mm earbud jack. However, since you said that you want to hear the audio through the speakers on your bike then you would need a way to connect a 3.5mm audio cable from the Bluetooth Mic and Intercom to the audio system on your bike.

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  Eric Miller

  11. August 2016 11:50

  Thanks Chris.  Couldn't the Sena Bluetooth Mic & Intercom connect to the Victory onboard bluetooth for sound through the onboard speakers instead of requiring a cable tether between the rider and motorcycle?  

  I also recently saw the announcement about the upcoming Calvary helmet...I may give this a try once available...do you know an ETA on this?

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  Sena Marketing

  11. August 2016 17:20

  Eric,

  Yes. You should be able to pair the Bluetooth Mic and Intercom to the audio system on your Victory but that would only allow you to listen to music through the speakers. Since you want to be able to communicate with other riders then you would need to connect the Bluetooth Mic and Intercom directly to the bike through a 3.5mm audio jack so that you can use the speakers to hear the audio. As for our Cavalry helmet, that product will be available in the coming months and will provide more information about it closer to its release.

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