can these mount to helmets? apparently serious mounting issues in Q&A
2005648
Yes I do it. By using an rubber cord around the back of the helmet you can clips it inside the rubber.It work perfectly.
2005649
There would have to be some modifications but with Velcro, I think this is possible
2005650
You probably could but I think it would feel a bit heavy. I haven't had any mounting uissues...but I always removed the whole unit and bracket rather than using the reputedly vulnerable "quick release" slide. The lever on the bracket only needs about half a turn to get it nice and tight so it just seemed the safer long-term option...and has proven to be so. I figured the plastic become even more brittle/vulnerable in the incessant -20*C temps of a Calgary bike commuting winter (~25 -20*C or lower commutes this year).
1477901
Hi Judy It seems that you may be able to use these, They definitely look as if you could use them for Mounting, But if you will goggle whistler radar detector mounts, You will find just what you are looking for on Ebay. I hope this help :)
1550897
They are designed to use with a helmet, no way to keep them on your head otherwise. NH is a helmet free state also but I prefer the safety of helmet and these units work very well in this configuration.
595958
No i mount to mi bicicle helmet. Because is more isea. The glue in the mount is no god.
2003938
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.
2056204
Of course you can wear this helmet. I would imagine you could mount what you need on it. The sizing mechanism makes comfort and fitting a breeze.
205790
I would think that's possible depending on how far forward you put the camera on your helmet. The camera has a pretty wide angle to begin with though so it may be tough. If you use the feature where you stream to a device (smart phone/tablet) you can figure out what position works for you. On a side note I spent around $30 dollars buying a RAM mount for the bike, I do like this style better. I basically bought the individual pieces and made a mount that works for me. My goal is to do a review for the mount as well. I will include pictures and should have it up tomorrow.Good luck,MHolberg I would think that's possible depending on how far forward you put the camera on your helmet. The camera has a pretty wide angle to begin with though so it may be tough. If you use the feature where you stream to a device (smart phone/tablet) you can figure out what position works for you. On a side note I spent around $30 dollars buying a RAM mount for the bike, I do like this style better. I basically bought the individual pieces and made a mount that works for me. My goal is to do a review for the mount as well. I will include pictures and should have it up tomorrow.Good... » Read More I would think that's possible depending on how far forward you put the camera on your helmet. The camera has a pretty wide angle to begin with though so it may be tough. If you use the feature where you stream to a device (smart phone/tablet) you can figure out what position works for you. On a side note I spent around $30 dollars buying a RAM mount for the bike, I do like this style better. I basically bought the individual pieces and made a mount that works for me. My goal is to do a review for the mount as well. I will include pictures and should have it up tomorrow.Good luck,MHolberg « Show Less
1531598
Probably not without some work and/or luck. The mount provided is for use on handlebars. Unless your helmet has some sort of ventilation ribs that are on the forward part of the helmet and are perpendicular to the front of the helmet, you are out of luck. I imagine if you are a handy type of person you could rig something up to work but I would recommend looking at another product if you want to mount it on your helmet.
1074773
From what I read on their website, they don't think too much about it. They offer no refunds unless its defective. It just wont work on my bike at all. no easy place to mount. No fairing or windshield to cover the noise and no helmet is worn. So my partner is stuck with a piece of crap that won't work on my bike and can't be returned new in the box. bad company Tachyon.
1072562
Yes, just remove the 4 screws holding it onto the head mount, take the metal plate and mount it on the helmet, and then screw the bracket back together. That's what I did. Works great.
1185627
I can't add a pic sadly but the mount that is included has a base with double sided tape and a safety cord. the base is about 2 inches across and flat. so you could mount it on a relatively flat surface on your helmet and attach the safety cord as a backup. it also includes 2 extra double sided tape refills for future use.
205789
Hi Gabriel, that already depends how you set it up on your helmet. It's a matter of placing it on the right position. -Vincent
25559
I don't see why they couldn't be worn with a helmet since they are low profile. Just be careful when you remove your helmet. The very first time I wore my Earbags, the wind was blowing and one of them was blown right off my ear and was lost. I won't be purchasing them again because I thought it was a pretty high price for one wearing!
1013135
You should be able to. It might not work with certain models of helmets. I have used them while biking and they work well.
1058751
Sorry it took so long to answer this. I thought it was junk mail at first. LOL. I also assumed that there were extra screws. I think I just used the 3 screws to mount the visor to the helmet. I would have to take a look at it for sure when I get home.
2096419
Having used the adhesives only a handful of times I am by no means an expert but I don't think the mounts would not fit properly on the scope. The curved adhesives fit well on a helmet but the scope I would think is too circular. Maybe with some duct tape things can be finagled....but I'm not sure.
2049063
That is correct, and I am not sure of a way to easily mount them. Good luck!