Midland builds rider-to-pillion and bike-to-bike communication systems for the road. This range covers Bluetooth and mesh intercoms, including the BTR1 series, BT Mini and R1 Mesh, plus the K10 Lokui headset and Bikeplay Pro remote. Pair, ride and talk without taking your hands off the bars.
Midland BTR1 Intercom - Single
Midland K10 Lokui Bluetooth Headset
Midland BTR1 Advanced X Intercom - Single
Midland BTR1 Advanced X Intercom - Twin
Choosing a Midland Intercom
Bluetooth and mesh are the two connection types in this Midland range, and they suit different riding styles. Bluetooth pairs reliably between two riders and links to your phone or GPS over a Bluetooth 5.0 connection on the 2.4GHz band. Mesh, found on the R1 Mesh, holds a self-healing group link so riders drop out of range and rejoin without re-pairing. Both run hands-free voice control, and Bluetooth intercom pairing typically holds to around 800m line of sight between two units.
| Type | Best for | Connection | Riders linked |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bluetooth (BTR1, BT Mini) | Rider-to-pillion, phone, GPS | Bluetooth 5.0, 2.4GHz | Up to 2 paired |
| Mesh (R1 Mesh) | Group rides, variable spacing | 2.4GHz mesh | Group network |
| Headset (K10 Lokui) | Music, calls, single rider | Bluetooth 5.0 | 1 |
Fitment and Battery
Universal mounting is standard across these Midland units, with both clamp and 3M adhesive bases supplied to fit full-face, modular and open-face shells. Speakers measure around 40mm across for helmet ear-pocket placement, and boom or wired mic options cover most helmet types. Talk time runs to roughly 15 hours on a full charge, with charging from flat in about 2 to 3 hours over USB. IP67-rated water resistance on the weather-exposed units means a wet commute will not kill the electronics. The Bikeplay Pro remote bar-mounts within easy thumb reach so you control tracks and calls without lifting a hand to the helmet. For shells to pair these with, see the helmet ranges below.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between the Midland Bluetooth and mesh intercoms?
Bluetooth units like the BTR1 and BT Mini pair directly between two riders and link to your phone or GPS. The R1 Mesh uses a self-healing group network so riders can drift out of range and rejoin automatically without manual re-pairing, which suits larger group rides.
Will a Midland intercom fit my helmet?
Yes. These Midland units ship with both clamp and adhesive mounting bases, so they fit full-face, modular and open-face helmets. The speakers are around 40mm to sit in standard helmet ear pockets, and wired or boom microphone options cover most shell types.
Can I connect a Midland intercom to a pillion or another rider?
Yes. The BTR1 Twin sets are supplied as a pair for rider-to-pillion or rider-to-rider use out of the box. Single units pair to a second Midland unit, and the R1 Mesh links multiple riders across a group network.