INTERPHONE RIDESYNC Overview

Experience your smartphone on your motorcycle like never before, thanks to the Ridesync system. With "CarPlay" and "Android Auto" technology seamlessly integrated onto your bike, you can harness the most essential functions of your phone with utmost simplicity and safety. Enjoy a simplified interface designed for a wide range of applications optimised for motorcycle use: music, maps, podcasts, and more. Installation is easy and versatile thanks to the Quiklox system, providing instant access to apps, a large and readable screen with minimal clutter.
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[@ShapHaque]

The big advantage of the CarPlay systems, is that it does not throttle the screen brightness when used for long rides. The Ridesync unit is 1000nits of peak brightness which is great in direct sunlight. Wireless connection time is a little slow, but the unit is well made and easy to setup on the bike. So far its been a rock solid unit and much better than having my phone on the handlebars

[@UR-manden]

? why can't you charge your phone with a cable, just like you do on this thing??... I can charge my phone fine with a usb cable on my bike. Strange

[@davey235]

Really dissatisfied with mine. Would not recommend it all. Broke within 3 weeks of using it daily and was a complete faf to replace.

[@vksjd]

It doesn't look like this is available in the U.S.A. Is that correct?

[@mrks_motorcyclist]

If it happens that you fall off your bike, you're lying in one corner and the bike in the other, then... and then it is very important that you have your mobile phone with you and that it is not lying on the bike so that you can make an emergency call.

[@AlexOnABoat]

I've got to admit, I don't really see the point. It's basically just a way of replicating what's on my phone screen, isn't it?
Yes, I quite like the idea of being able to keep my phone somewhere safe, but in an accident, how safe will it be in my pocket? Possibly less so than secured to my handlebars, definitely less than if tucked in a tank bag, neither of which means I'll be able to get it if I have an off.
What I do wonder though is, why not just use an old phone? Sure, you can trade in your phone come upgrade time to reduce the cost of your latest handset, but given that the trade in value is probably much the same as the cost of one of these units why not just keep your old phone instead, pick a launcher you like that works with gloves and hot spot it to your latest handset?

[@HannTheSolo]

Great overview and everything but please can you tell us what watch are you wearing ? 😅

[@takanuva810]

seems cool

[@emromw]

Biggest problem with the phone on the handlebar is that it destroys phone cameras. Biggest problem with this is that it might get stolen. Inconvenient either way.

[@Chakalaka176]

Doesnt apply to Samsung Phones ❤

[@Timelessplays]

If you get the vibration thing from any mount company it’s fine I have never had an issue

[@simulacrae]

@@Chakalaka176 yes it does. All OIS systems are susceptible to vibration damage.

[@successshampoo]

​@@simulacrae
Just personal experience, but my 12mini died like in an hour of ride, where as my s22 still doing pretty ok. Not that I would recommend it but...

[@elmaneze]

That’s the beauty of this product. It’s the easiest to remove and take it with you