Pro Italia Joins Forces with Acorn Woods Communications
The company aims to bolster its communication efforts.
BMW’s ConnectedRide Com U1 Communications System
The communication system works via Bluetooth or Mesh 2.0 technology.
Industry Vet Launches Motorsports Communications, Marketing Company
Former AMA Director of Member Activity seeks to help businesses, event organizers and riders get noticed.
Cardo Systems Announced as Official Communications System of Progressive AFT
As the official communications system for the series, Cardo’s industry-leading PACKTALK BOLD will be featured as an important piece of equipment throughout the season.
JL Audio Appoints New Communications Manager
“The addition of Marian and her diverse background will play an integral role, as we look to pivot how we engage with our consumers.”
Muc-Off Selects ECHOS Communications as North American Agency of Record
ECHOS Communications announced that it will serve as the North American agency of record for Muc-Off.
MIC Communications Symposium Speakers to Share Ideas, New Approaches to Attract Broader Market
Shaking things up, doing things differently in a fast-changing market will be front and center at the 19th annual Motorcycle Industry Council Communications Symposium on Nov. 15, in Carson, Calif.
Suzuki Motor of America Names Jung Communications Coordinator
Jung recently graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Public Relations from California State University, Fullerton. She previously interned at Suzuki and for powersports industry publications as part of her undergraduate study.
Can You Hear Me Now? Selling Communications Systems Takes Patience
Riding motorcycles for the most part is a solitary endeavor. But more and more, riders are breaking the silence with new technologies available.
Cardo Takes Communications to the Next Level
When Cardo launched its latest creation – Dynamic Meshwork Communications (DMC) – last year, it was considered to be a game-changing technology for communication systems.
Cardo Launches ‘SMARTH’ Communications Systems for HJC Helmets at INTERMOT
The new Cardo SMARTH is the first ever motorcycle communication system especially designed for and recommended by HJC helmets, and features Cardo’s revolutionary DMC technology for ultimate group riding. Since introducing the ground-breaking DMC technology (Dynamic Meshwork Communication) in its flagship products – scala rider PACKTALK and SMARTPACK, Cardo has revolutionized group communication for bikers.
Honda Launches Global Communications Website for Selected 2017 Motorcycle Models
Honda Motor Co., Ltd. has announced the launching of Honda Moto 2017, a global communications website to promote selected 2017 motorcycle models slated for future release.
USA Today Front Page Editor Andria Yu Named MIC Director of Communications
Andria Yu, former front page editor of USA Today, has joined the Motorcycle Industry Council as director of communications. She is a longtime journalist who has been riding motorcycles more than 15 years.
AMA Pro Racing Appoints Michael Lock CEO and Turns Focus on Marketing, Communications
AMA Pro Racing has announced that its Board of Managers named longtime motorcycle and automotive executive Michael Lock as the company’s CEO, effective November 1. Lock has served as AMA Pro Racing’s strategic business consultant throughout the 2015 season.
Motorcycle Industry Council Promotes Ty van Hooydonk to Vice President, Communications
The Motorcycle Industry Council has promoted long-time staff member Ty van Hooydonk to vice president, communications. Van Hooydonk has worked, and will continue to work, on the industry’s mainstream media and market expansion programs, including Discover Today’s Motorcycling.
Cardo’s scala rider PACKTALK Opens New Era in Motorcycle Communications
Cardo Systems, Inc. has announced the introduction of a game changing technology – represented by the new scala rider PACKTALK. Thanks to auto-adaptive DMCTM technology, multiple riders will now communicate in a fluid virtual network and remain connected where Bluetooth would have instantly cut off.
