Rider headset charging

[CastleVenturer]

it is clear from my limited experience with my new rider, that the battery charging time is a lot less than needed by the main rider unit. This is just as well, since it can't be charged and used simultaneously, like the Rider. So when I am riding in a foreign country what's the best way to charge the headset? The choices which spring immediately to mind are A: buy a mains charger to suit the foreign voltage and B: use the bike battery to charge overnight/when not riding. problem with A is I'll be camping most of the time. Solution B means messing with the wiring on somebody else's bike and risks flat battery problems, maybe?

Anybody got any alternative suggestions?
Castleventurer

[gray52]

you can charge it with the mains charger that came with it, as it has universal adaptors for different countries.

[RQ]

Would it be possible to buy a second headset unit? And charge that whilst you are riding - thus alternating on a daily basis/

[Solobay]

Get a Starcom unit and bluetooth the Rider into it using the phone bluetooth adaptor - all runs of the bike system so never have to recharge it!

Or maybe you're bike already has a headset system in which case you'll probably get away with an interface

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