New “Ride Together, Give Together” Campaign Raises Funds and Awareness for the Breast Cancer Research Foundation
PLANO, Texas – September 30, 2026 – Cardo Systems, the global leader in wireless communication systems for powersports riders, has announced the Rosewood Limited Edition PACKTALK EDGE, created in support of the Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF) and its mission to prevent and cure breast cancer by advancing the world’s most promising research.
Built around a simple message, “Ride Together, Give Together,” the Rosewood Limited Edition is rooted in a value that has always been central to off-roading: riders look out for one another. Whether it’s helping someone on the side of the trail, making sure everyone gets home safely or simply staying connected along the way, there is a sense of community that extends well beyond the ride itself. This October, during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Cardo is building on that spirit by giving riders an opportunity to come together in support of breast cancer research.
“With this limited-edition release, Cardo is supporting the mission of Breast Cancer Awareness Month and encouraging the rider community to support this important cause,” said Liat Sade Lavan, Cardo’s Head of ORV. “Cardo is dedicated to being a positive resource to the community, and we’ve created the ‘Ride Together. Give Together.’ campaign to help spread awareness about the Breast Cancer Research Foundation throughout the powersports community and raise funds for their critical work.”
Cardo will donate $20 for every Rosewood Limited Edition PACKTALK EDGE sold, with a total commitment up to $10,000 to BCRF. The funds will help support BCRF’s work to advance research across breast cancer prevention, diagnosis, treatment, metastasis and survivorship. Breast cancer is the most frequently diagnosed cancer in women.
The Rosewood Limited Edition was created not simply as a different version of PACKTALK EDGE, but as something riders can carry with them as a representation of their support for the cause. Its Rosewood finish serves as a visible reminder of what the riding community can accomplish when it comes together, while every unit sold contributes directly to BCRF and the research it funds.
Based on Cardo’s flagship PACKTALK EDGE, the Rosewood Limited Edition offers the same Dynamic Mesh Communication technology, performance and functionality riders expect from PACKTALK EDGE. Only 500 Rosewood units will be produced globally.
Key Features
- 2nd-Generation Dynamic Mesh Communication (DMC) – Seamlessly connects groups of up to 31 riders, with automatic reconnection when riders leave and rejoin
- Air Mount – Magnetic mounting system makes attaching and removing the unit quick, easy and secure
- JBL Sound – Enhanced speakers and multiple sound profiles deliver premium audio
- Natural Voice Operation – Hands-free control using simple “Hey Cardo” voice commands
- Bluetooth 5.2 – Improved universal connectivity and Live Intercom support
- Noise-Cancelling Microphone – Helps deliver clear communication in demanding riding environments
- 13-Hour Battery Life – Built for long days in the saddle
- Fast USB-C Charging – 20 minutes of charging provides up to two hours of ride time
- Over-the-Air Updates – Easily update firmware through the Cardo Connect App without cables
Cardo’s commitment will also extend beyond the product itself. Throughout October, “Ride Together. Give Together.” will bring the broader Cardo community together to raise awareness and support the cause, with plans to activate riders, creators and ambassadors throughout the campaign. Additional community efforts will help encourage participation and give the riding community meaningful ways to come together in support of breast cancer research.
The Cardo Rosewood Limited Edition PACKTALK EDGE will be available beginning September 22, 2026, exclusively through the Cardo webstore for $439.95 in the U.S., while supplies last. Cardo Rosewood Limited Edition PACKTALK EDGE
For more information on Cardo Systems ORV products, visit Cardo Systems ORV.
To learn more about the Breast Cancer Research Foundation and its work, visit BCRF.
