Cardo Spirit Single Bluetooth Motorcycle Intercom – 400m, IP65, 10h – SPRT0001

The Cardo Spirit is the entry-level Bluetooth intercom in the Cardo range: it connects two riders up to 400 meters, manages phone, music, and GPS hands-free, and mounts on any helmet. This is the single pack (Single, code SPRT0001): one unit, for one helmet. It's the most affordable way to enter the Cardo world without sacrificing the app, over-the-air updates, and a two-year warranty.

✓ Strengths

• Intercom up to 400 m between two riders – covers the usual distance on a casual ride, not just at traffic lights.
• 10 hours of talk time and 10 days of standby: a full day of travel without worries.
• Fast charging – 20 minutes of charging provides 2 hours of battery life, and it can even be charged while riding.
• IP65 certified – resistant to rain and dust: rain is no excuse to go home.
• 32 mm speakers designed for helmet noise, with automatic volume adjustment based on speed.*
• Over-the-air software updates with the free Cardo Connect app: the device improves over time without cables.
• Compatible with systems from other brands via Bluetooth: you can even talk to those who don't have a Cardo.*
• 2-year manufacturer's warranty.

Technical specifications

Data without asterisk declared by Cardo Systems. * Data declared by specialized retailers and not from the official Cardo datasheet.

Compatibility

The Cardo Spirit is a universal accessory: it is not tied to a motorcycle or scooter model, but mounts on the helmet. The kit is designed for full-face, modular, jet, and off-road helmets. The intercom works between rider and passenger and between two motorcycles, and according to specialized retailers, it also communicates with Bluetooth devices from other brands.

Do you already have an intercom from another brand and want to know if the two will communicate? Contact us: we'll tell you what to expect before you order.

Who it's perfect for

It's the right intercom for those buying one for the first time and not wanting to spend a fortune to find out if they really need it. It's great for commuters who want to answer the phone without stopping and hear the GPS in their headset, and for couples who ride on weekends and finally stop shouting from one helmet to another. It covers by far the most frequent use case — two people, two helmets, a few hundred meters — without the complications and price of mesh ranges, which only make sense when traveling in a large group.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is a single pack enough to talk to the passenger?
No. The Single pack contains only one unit, so it equips only one helmet. For rider-to-passenger or bike-to-bike communication, two units are needed: you can buy two Single packs or the DUO pack, which comes pre-paired from the factory and saves the pairing procedure.

How long does the Cardo Spirit's battery really last?
Cardo states 10 hours of continuous talk time and about 10 days of standby. In real use, consumption depends on the volume and how active the intercom remains. A full charge takes about 2 hours, but just 20 minutes will recover 2 hours of battery life: convenient during a coffee break.

Can it be used in the rain?
Yes. The Cardo Spirit is IP65 certified, meaning it is protected against dust and water jets. It is designed to be left on the helmet all year round. However, it is not designed for immersion: avoid submerging it and dry it before recharging.

Does it work with an intercom from another brand?
According to specialized retailers, the Cardo Spirit also communicates via Bluetooth with devices from other brands. In that case, the functions common to both devices apply, not those exclusive to Cardo. If you want to be sure of pairing with your travel companion's model, contact us for more information.

What's the difference between Spirit and Spirit HD?
They are two distinct products with different codes. The Spirit (this one, SPRT0001) is the entry-level model; the Spirit HD focuses on superior audio and microphone quality. The basic functions — two riders, 400 meters, Cardo Connect app — are common. If you are choosing between the two, write to us and we will explain if the difference is noticeable in your use.