Intercom spares help you move a communication system between helmets, replace a worn part or add the correct audio and mounting hardware. This collection includes second-helmet kits, speakers, microphones, clamp and adhesive mounts, remotes, Mesh adapters, helmet-specific fittings and replacement covers from brands including Cardo, Sena, Interphone, Schuberth, Shark and Shoei.
The current range also contains a small number of complete communication products and adjacent mounting accessories. If you need a full rider-to-rider system, compare the main motorcycle intercoms collection first.
Start with the exact intercom model
Intercom accessories are rarely interchangeable simply because they share a brand name. Check the full model and generation printed on the control unit, then compare the manufacturer part number, connector, cradle and mounting method with the product listing. For example, Cardo PACKTALK EDGE and current PACKTALK PRO helmet kits are different from older PACKTALK, PACKTALK SLIM, NEO, FREECOM and SPIRIT accessories. Sena 50S and 50R products also use different physical mounting arrangements.
What you can find in this collection
- Second-helmet kits: typically a cradle or mount, speakers and microphone options so one control unit can be moved between compatible helmets.
- Speakers and audio kits: standard or upgraded speaker sets for the specific systems named in the listing. Sena SC-A0325 Type A HD speakers, for example, are specified for the 20S, 20S EVO, 30K and 50S.
- Microphones: wired microphones are commonly used in full-face helmets, while a boom microphone may suit flip-front or open-face designs. Follow the intercom and helmet instructions for the final choice and position.
- Clamps, adhesive mounts and helmet adapters: used to secure compatible units or integrate them with a particular helmet shell or prepared fitting point.
- Remotes and Mesh adapters: optional controls or bridging devices with their own system, firmware and feature requirements.
- Replacement covers and small parts: model-specific trim, holders and fittings where replacing the correct component is preferable to changing the whole system.
Fitting speakers and microphones
Check the helmetās speaker recesses, cable channels and available ear clearance before fitting. Speakers should sit evenly without pressing on the ear, and the microphone should be positioned as its manufacturer directs. Do not cut or reshape the helmetās impact-absorbing liner, and keep wiring clear of the visor mechanism, ventilation controls and retention system.
A Bluetooth-to-Mesh adapter can add a route into a Mesh conversation for the compatible devices described by its manufacturer, but it does not make every brand, generation or feature fully interchangeable. Check supported headsets, app or firmware requirements and the intended pairing method before ordering.
Why buy intercom spares from Moto Central?
Moto Central brings together parts from several major communication brands, making it easier to compare complete kits with individual helmet-side components. Product names and manufacturer references can help narrow the choice, while the wider Cardo, Sena and Sena intercom accessories ranges provide useful routes when you already know the system family.
If two parts appear similar, use the exact model and part reference rather than connector shape alone. This is especially important when buying for an older unit, a recently updated generation or a helmet with an integrated mounting provision.
Customer questions
Does a second-helmet kit include another control unit?
Usually not. It generally contains the speakers, microphone and mounting hardware for another compatible helmet, but check the individual listing contents.
Are accessories from the same brand automatically compatible?
No. Mounts, connectors and software support can change between models and generations, so match the complete product name and reference.
Can I mix intercom brands?
Only where the manufacturers explicitly support the required communication mode. Physical spares such as clamps, speakers and cradles should not be assumed to work across brands.
Why is the manufacturer part number important?
It distinguishes visually similar accessories and can identify the intended model family more reliably than a shortened product name.
