Can I attatch on the behind of helmet? Is anybody use that manner?
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I played around with my Bell Sweep to see if you could, and you can. I tried it on the band at the back , where the adjustment wheel is (it works there but isn't very comfortable in the back of the head), and I looped it around a vent in the left or right of the back of the helmet and it worked fine. Depending on your helmet and the vent configuration you should be able to make something work. If I did it on mine I might mount two, one on the right and one on the left of the helmet.
336666
clips on easy, you should be able to clip on with belt type connection, I don't use it that way but looks easy to do
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Yes you can take out the main liner of the helmet. The back cushion part has snaps and I think where the visor forehead part is, you are also able to take out. I am not sure about the separate ear cushion pieces. I didn't want to tear mine apart for fear I might not be able to get back in. But the main one does come out. Not sure how easy it would be to get back in the helmet. Must be ok enough tho.... The helmet place had to insert so I would assume it would all come out easy enough to wash. I rechecked and the ear pieces do snap in and out. It was easy to snap back in. So I would say the whole liner comes out. :0) Yes you can take out the main liner of the helmet. The back cushion part has snaps and I think where the visor forehead part is, you are also able to take out. I am not sure about the separate ear cushion pieces. I didn't want to tear mine apart for fear I might not be able to get back in. But the main one does come out. Not sure how easy it would be to get back in the helmet. Must be ok enough tho.... The helmet place had to insert so I would assume it would all come out easy enough to wash. I rechecked and the ear pieces do snap in and out. It was easy to snap back in. So I would say the... » Read More Yes you can take out the main liner of the helmet. The back cushion part has snaps and I think where the visor forehead part is, you are also able to take out. I am not sure about the separate ear cushion pieces. I didn't want to tear mine apart for fear I might not be able to get back in. But the main one does come out. Not sure how easy it would be to get back in the helmet. Must be ok enough tho.... The helmet place had to insert so I would assume it would all come out easy enough to wash. I rechecked and the ear pieces do snap in and out. It was easy to snap back in. So I would say the whole liner comes out. :0) « Show Less
1880810
Sorry, but I've only got a full helmet. Contact UClear directly. Very *VERY* helpful.
1275325
Luke, I mounted mine on the left side of the helmet. Works pretty good, but it will take some time to get used to it and get it adjusted right. The recommendation to adjust it where you see the edge of your ear to the right of the mirror is pretty good. Good luck.
2258643
I'm intrigued by the idea of a net over my bike helmet. When I slow going up hills or at intersections in the spring, bugs come through the slots of my helmet and I can't hit or scratch them as they enjoy themselves biting my head. Stopping and removing the helmet takes time and lets more bugs catch up. I think I'll try it and see if the air is too restricted. Great brainstorm! Thanks!
372680
I would look for another option like something designed for a helmet. Some of these comments made me laugh--funny:)
1697791
DO WHAT I DID! 2 same sized, rubber-bands looped 3 times over the headset, then pull'em up and over the track-clip(the one that comes free with the track-i.r.) and situate it at the top of your headset and your good, its small, lightwieght, out of your way, and you dont have to wear a hat and have your head start burning up an hour later!
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That is a tough question. I suspect if he's in front, the system won't pick you up or if your far enough in front of him it may not be a problem and/or if he wears a full face helmet it probably won't be a problem either. I don't know for sure. I ride a GoldWing and have an open face helmet and my wife also has an open face helmet. I don't notice us picking up external noises in general but we don't ride in the city either.Good Luck.....
1131040
They also offer a helmet mount in several variations, I know that is not much help if you already own a mount though. It would not surprise me if they have your mount available and try it out their first. They have done that for me several times.
1324082
Actually yes you can, that is part of what is extending under the head, you just loosen a knob and you can pull the head up and re tighten the knob. It may become top heavy if you do it too much though.
699705
Huh?? Do you mean just wearing the skullcap on its own? Not unless you have a death-wish ... one should always wear the skullcap with a helmet for full protection!
257678
i dont know bro, haven't try other helmets yet. Maybe if i break this helmet i could try others.
2003940
You need to wear a bike helmet with a visor and you can attach it to the visor itself.Very simple to use. Or just wear a hat and attach it to the bill of the hat.This also works very well.
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I actually have attached mine permanently to my helmet. Just "turned it over" and pushed it onto the edge of my helmet's visor. I believe, if your helmet has no visor, you could do the same with the shell, although I have never tried that.
1020188
It definitely helps. I had a head to head collision with a teammate and it made a massive difference. I think my teammate would have suffered a cracked skull if I didn't have it on.
1478049
From what i understand, yes you can. It will be limited to only 1 helmet-to-helment intercom (until unpaired), however it can work.
1753377
If you don't have a visor on your helmet, you need to buy an adaptor. Or do what I did and use two zip ties.