MC CB with blue tooth?

It seems that EVERYThing has blue tooth now. Any one seen a small motorcycle CB with Blue Tooth.
Back in 2009, there were some reg. size cb's with BTooth.
Seems like a CB with BTooth would be ideal for use with motorcycle since most of us have some type of helmet BT capabilities. Phone, radio MP Players, everything. I have searched Internet without finding anything except the $1000 J M deal.

Is there a way to add blue tooth capability to something like this Midland CB?
Anyone got info?

JSR in HSV AR

If'n you want a good bluetooth unit. I got a buddy that has this unit and was tellin me how he liked it.
Got a deal on Ebay for 2 people too.'

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J&M has a adapter to go bluetooth on the cb's man

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I would also check Zumo forums and check with them. These folks are pretty sharp

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http://www.jmcorp.com/Static/blue_cord.htm

I thought that riding was supposed to help you get away from all the day to day crap we live in. All blue tooth, stereos, cb's, cell phones. Why bring it along with you?

BECAUSE,
it is fun. Some like to hunt alone, some ride alone, and some like to chat as the ride. Also we can warn others of some idiot who is driving crazy, or the deer we just spotted along the highway.

They are nice to have, and you can turn it off, but you can not turn it on, if you don't have one.

That is one riders opinion, for what it is worth.

Wishing all a very good new year. Most of us would like to see that.
Good Riding

JSR in HSV

Cowboy, you are right.
J&M does but you pay for their special modifications to make it happen.

No others out there and I have looked. BTooth cb's will be coming.

It is a great idea for those who like to stay in touch when we want too. The power down button is there for those times when we are just riding.
Quite is good. Being able to communicate is good.

Riding is just plain good however you do it.
Hurry summer.:gah:

JSR in HSV

Ridin is about what you want and what you want to do.
If its talkin on the CB to yer buddies, that's yer Ride.

If its riding by yerself, its what you deceided.
If its riding with yer girlfriend of OL, its yer ride.

Riding is about what you want it to be.

Why should we have anybody settin the standard for what we should or shouldn't do as norm when we ride.

If you want to use a GPS system that should be yer choice.
If you want to git lost. Point yer bike in a direction and go.
The GPS will just help you return faster and easier plus show you gas and eating places a lot easier.
And you've always got the Go Home button.

Make yer ride yer own. Screw what everybody else says its suppose to be.

If they want to stick things in their tourpac, that's them and their ride.

very well said CB, I don't have a cb or radio, but there are times it would probably be nice.

I keep the GPS in the tour-pack and check it or the map at breaks and commit the roads to my memory, and sometimes the wife looks at it and points out the turns if need be. Keeps my attention where it should be.

I like GPS's, just don't think that they should be messed with while riding. That is the good thing about having a rider a long is that they can help with where ya need to go if you have to be in a certain spot.