Do i have to have a helmet made for a headset? Like the helmets with the cutouts for it? Or will it work with any helmet?
2067821
It works with pretty much every helmet. You don't need to have a helmet with a cutout.
2067822
Any helmet. Comes with a slide mount that sticks on your helmet but can still remove the unit. It has a slide so you can remove it. What I used on my full face helmet
2067823
It will adapt to most any helmet. If there are no cutouts in the foam you can make them easily.
2067824
I'm pretty sure you can get it work in almost any helmet. The transmitter receiver stays on the outside and the speakers are very thin.
2067825
This unit has both a VHB tape mount along with a clamp on mount and will fit any helmet. No specific helmet is required.
2067826
This model mounts to the outside of a full face helmet. I just screwed it to my helmet. There are other models that connect to a half helmet.
1973836
I actually use mine to go inside of headphones that are hearing protection. the earpieces come with Velcro pads, and they could be moved easily, with the mic, there are two mics, one is a boom type the other is one that you could put velcox on the back. I think that this would be able to be moved from one helmet to the other.
773435
Firstly U clear is awesome! The sound quality is amazing and it stays connected well. Yes it comes with many different adapters and I'm certain that it will fit on any helmet.
1734989
I have a RPHA transformer helmet and the system works great. There may be some variation in ur helmet that may prevent you from using it. The microphone mints on the non moving part of the helmet just in front of and below the speaker on whichever side u prefer. It is a boom sort so can be adjusted for mike placement.
1543174
I don't see a place to plug in a headset, but somewhere I think it said it was blue tooth compatible. Don't bother with that at home so have not investigated that further.
530139
The headset requires a fairly large "v" headstrap. I had to purchase a new helmet to accommodate the headset but I can tell you it was truly worth the effort
187635
Actually they work extremely well with headsets, as long as you don't seat them all the way down on your ears. By tilting the temple tips slightly up, pivoting the glasses on the bridge of your nose, you will relieve any of the pressure they normally cause by the headset squeezing them into your dome-piece.I currently wear them with my Razer Tiamat 7.1 headset, and have been known to play Dota 2 all day. No headaches, no sore temples.
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While I do not know the design of your helmet, this Sena set has all the mounting options. The most common is to clamp it at the neck edge of the helmet. If all else fails, they have "gluable" bases that you can put anywhere . The speaker wires slide under the padding and Are held I place by Velcro pads. The units come with several thicknesses of pads so you can control how close they rest to your ears.If the jaw covering of the helmet is rigid, non-moving, you need the separate mic pad, if it's movable, will swing up, you need the mic held on a flex arm coming off the main mount. I think you can alter this mic setup on either type. While I do not know the design of your helmet, this Sena set has all the mounting options. The most common is to clamp it at the neck edge of the helmet. If all else fails, they have "gluable" bases that you can put anywhere . The speaker wires slide under the padding and Are held I place by Velcro pads. The units come with several thicknesses of pads so you can control how close they rest to your ears.If the jaw covering of the helmet is rigid, non-moving, you need the separate mic pad, if it's movable, will swing up, you need the mic held on a flex arm coming off the... » Read More While I do not know the design of your helmet, this Sena set has all the mounting options. The most common is to clamp it at the neck edge of the helmet. If all else fails, they have "gluable" bases that you can put anywhere . The speaker wires slide under the padding and Are held I place by Velcro pads. The units come with several thicknesses of pads so you can control how close they rest to your ears.If the jaw covering of the helmet is rigid, non-moving, you need the separate mic pad, if it's movable, will swing up, you need the mic held on a flex arm coming off the main mount. I think you can alter this mic setup on either type. « Show Less
1840082
No the helmet needs to cover your ears. The helmet holds the speakers in place over your ears. Plus on a bicycle helmet there is nowhere to put the microphone and the transmitter.
263324
It says for mask only, but mine came with the headgear. don't know If it was a mistake.
2220493
You can switch helmets but you must undo the microphone unit each time. That involves unscrewing the allen type screw and sliding out the earphones from under the helmet lining and installation into the other helmet.It is a little bit of a pain and fifteen minutes time.
571081
Sony does make a piece that will strap to the helmet. I have one however I have not tried it yet
1066036
No, this headset is made specifically for Nolan N104 helmets and will not work in any other helmet.
746852
Yes, i would recommend buying a additional set of speakers/microphone, you can buy a upgrade kit for the SMH10 that will work (better quality speakers as well) then wire both helmets with the speaker units and just move the main unit between.
999959
If you're running something like a Bell 500 helmet, you're going to need a face shield. There's no point in having a mic if you're open face. As for the mounting side of your question, as long as there's a flat surface it can screw tighten onto, it's basically a universal mount. best to watch a mounting video or two on youtube to see if it'll fit your style helmet.
920625
Looks like the helmet already comes with protective goggles. I f you are able to remove or just flip up the already included protective goggles then probably yes. I don't own the helmet but thought I would respond.
2237796
My wife and I both use these on half-helmets. We put them on Scorpion Exo-100 helmets. These come with a removable ear skirt and it is a perfect fit for the speakers if you want to use them versus ear buds, which I am sure would also work well. Have been using them for over one year this way.