Arduino RF and audio

I am designing a project of communication between two motorcycles, for that I will use a pair of arduinos, each one with a radio frequency module, a microphone and a speaker (headphones).

Is the transfer speed of the RF module (2Mbits / s) enough to transmit audio in real time without losing data?

Everything will be powered by the motorcycle battery (12v 6Ah) through a step down module to 5v. Note that the RF module is powered with 3.3v .

The idea would be to recreate a walkie talkie, that is, send and receive voice between two Arduino

I Will use the nrf24l01 librarie and the SPI librarie

I attach a picture of the connections

What do you think about this? Tell me your ideas and recomendations, Thanks

Is the transfer speed of the RF module (2Mbits / s) enough to transmit audio in real time without losing data?

Yes, if...

Just where are you going to get that audio data from?
Just what are you going to do with the audio data on the other end?
Just how do you expect to feed the radio 2Mbits per second?

The usual library that people use wouldn't have a hope in hell of accomplishing anything even remotely close to 2Mbits per second.

PaulS:
Yes, if...

Just where are you going to get that audio data from?
Just what are you going to do with the audio data on the other end?
Just how do you expect to feed the radio 2Mbits per second?

The usual library that people use wouldn't have a hope in hell of accomplishing anything even remotely close to 2Mbits per second.

I added more information to the post, i Will power the circuit with a motorbike batery and i post the libraries