Communications

Riding with other people is more fun. It's also safer. But yelling over engine noise and trail chatter gets old fast, and waving your arms around to communicate is only so effective. A proper aftermarket ATV communications setup changes all of that. Whether you want a helmet-to-helmet intercom for riding with your group, a GPS unit with built-in group radio, or just a way to keep your phone accessible and your hands free, Everything ATV has the comm gear to keep your group connected. We carry intercoms, GPS/radio combos, handheld radios, radio accessories, and phone mounts from brands that build this stuff specifically for powersports use.

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Buyer's Guide for ATV Communications: Helping You Shop!

Intercoms vs Radios vs GPS: What ATV Comms Tech Do You Need?

There’s little question at this stage of the game about your abundance of options, so let’s break it down to steer you in the right direction: Helmet intercoms keep you directly connected with your squad via a Bluetooth connection. They're a great option for pairs or small groups who want voice-activated, button-free comms, but only if you’re sure you will all stay in range. Speaking of range, handheld radios tend to work over greater distances and can better serve larger groups spread out across terrain. Finally, GPS units with built-in group radio, like the several options Garmin has, give you the convenience of integrating navigation and comms tech so everyone can be in the loop and oriented, no matter where they are and what they’re doing.

Waterproofing and Durability: Non-Negotiable for ATV Comms

Your ATV will push y9u into environments where consumer electronics simply will not hack it. Mud, rain, dust, vibration, and the occasional (hopefully, only occasional) impact means your communication gear needs to be robust enough to handle all this abuse. This means going well beyond “water-resistant in a light drizzle” caliber. No, you need ATV comms tech that comes with the right IP ratings for dust and water resistance. This looks like bags and cases that add even greater protection against Mother Nature’s curveballs. You also want mounts and holders that won’t rattle your device free at the first sign of rough terrain.

Setting Up Your ATV for Easy Communication

It’s easy (especially in our selection) to feel a bit floored by all the features out there, but never lose sight of the fact that practicality is just as important as fancy features. You need holders that keep your devices as secure as possible without fumbling even once, protective accessories that make sure your comms gear investments are protected, and GPS units with group ride functionality to make sure everyone can see the routes and points you want to highlight. Noticing the trend yet? It’s not about chasing certain features and building a cookie-cutter setup; it’s about mapping what’s out there to your actual riding conditions.

Top 3 Selling ATV Communications Brands

Rugged Radios has built a pristine reputation in the powersports comms world with handheld radios that are more than tough enough to handle outdoor abuse.
Garmin combines leading-edge GPS and comms tech for a complete system that’s hard to replace or outdo.
Kemimoto makes solid, well-priced phone holders and mounting accessories for a range of roll bar sizes, keeping your device secure and accessible on any ATV.

Top 5 Selling ATV Communication Products

The Cardo Packtalk Edge ATV Intercom by SuperATV is one of the best helmet-to-helmet intercom options out there for ATV riders. Crystal clear audio, mesh networking for groups, and built for outdoor use.
This Phone Holder for Roll Bars by Kemimoto fits roll bars from 0.6" to 1.75" and keeps your phone locked in place on the trail. Simple, secure, and works with most phone sizes.
The Tread Powersport Navigator with Group Ride Radio by Garmin is a serious pice of kit. Built-in GPS nav and group radio functionality makes hardcore group ventures that much more possible.
A simple yet highly reliable way to keep your handheld armored on the unforgiving trail , this Ballistic Nylon Handheld Radio Bag by Rugged Radios gives you peace of mind.
When you need real range and reliable communication across a larger group, the Business Band Handheld Digital and Analog Radio by Rugged Radios delivers.

ATV Communications FAQ

What’s the typical range on an ATV intercom setup?

With bluetooth helmets, you’re usually looking around half a mile to a full mile when the terrain is clear.

Can I use a standard handheld radio out on the trail?

Sure, but it isn’t going to last very long if you ride hard, which is why most high-quality ATV radios are much more fortified against vibration, moisture, etc.

Will I have to license if I go business band?

Usually, but it can vary. Check requirements for your specific radio.