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Autocom Honored: 20 Best New Products
Motorcyclist Magazine has chosen Autocom's New 2006 Product Line in their 20 Best New Products of '06 (May issue). Autocom's new units were praised for their performance, flexibility and feature rich design.
The Full Text:
"If you're the strong silent type of motorcyclist — or just silent, never mind strong — you can skip to the next product right now. If, however, you want to communicate with your riding partner(s) or your passenger, listen to high-quality stereo sound, or hook up your cell phone, radar detector or GPS, then take a look at Autocom's sophisticated line of communication systems built for motorcycles. Autocom's latest systems include the Easi-Plus, the Active-Plus and the Super Pro AVi, and each one has more features than we can list here. Suffice it to say each system offers that old -school riders never even dreamed of. Want proof of their superior function? Kevin Schwantz's riding school uses Autocom communication systems. Good Enough?"
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The Full Text:
"If you're the strong silent type of motorcyclist — or just silent, never mind strong — you can skip to the next product right now. If, however, you want to communicate with your riding partner(s) or your passenger, listen to high-quality stereo sound, or hook up your cell phone, radar detector or GPS, then take a look at Autocom's sophisticated line of communication systems built for motorcycles. Autocom's latest systems include the Easi-Plus, the Active-Plus and the Super Pro AVi, and each one has more features than we can list here. Suffice it to say each system offers that old -school riders never even dreamed of. Want proof of their superior function? Kevin Schwantz's riding school uses Autocom communication systems. Good Enough?"
Visit Motorcyclist Magazine's Website
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