olice departments have begun to use bicycle officers in many facets of the community today. Radio communications, while using this mode of transportation, have become more effective with RadioMate's RMT 742. This lightweight headset attaches to your existing bike helmet with velcro and may be worn on either the right or left side of your helmet. The RMT 742 includes a quick disconnect, extended voice tube, background noise suppressor and replaceable eartip.

The interface for the RMT 742 allows connection to most portable two-way radios.

This lightweight headset attaches quickly to the exterior of any bike helmet. An inner eartip directs sound to your ear for clear audio.

Small and lightweight, this speaker microphone has a 2.5 mm jack for alternate receive audio through an optional earset. Shown with RMT 930 purchased separately.

Mini-inline interface offers a small push-to-talk switch and coiled cable to radio. Includes clothing clip for easy attachment to any uniform. Compatible with almost all portables.

Bicycle handlebar push-to-talk switch attaches to most bike frames.

Popular and lightweight, the behind-the-head style may be worn with or without a helmet. Select from eartip or speaker disc models.

Pistol grip style interface shown here with optional handlebar push-to-talk pigtail. Can be mounted to your duty belt with its sturdy clip.

This belt mounted PTT switch allows the user to connect to a portable radio to transmit and receive on the headset when off the motorcycle.

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