How do they mount in the helmet.
1092446
they use Velcro and adhesive. Also they aren't loud enough to use. Someone can have mine. I say look for another source of sound.
1092447
They have adhesive strips on the back of the speaker but mine stays in pretty well just tucked into the surrounding padding.
1092448
Your helmet needs to have speaker pockets built in. I do not think there would be any other way to secure the speaker s properly in place.
1092449
Full face helmets usually have cut-outs in padding for speakers which make installation easy. Not made for skull caps.
1092450
The speakers have sticky tape on the helmet side of them. Peel off the paper and stick them inside...just be sure to place them in and try it first before peeling off the paper, to make sure they line up with your ears right.
1092451
The speakers have an adhesive already on them. They will fit in the "U" shape area of the cheek pads. Some helmets are manufactured with spaces in that general area for speakers. Shoei are made that way I know for sure.
978992
It's designed to be mounted in a helmet. The headphones and microphone need to be attached to something like the inside of a helmet. Without the helmet, it would be almost useless.
1102705
I used velcro to attach them inside a 3/4 face motorcycle helmet with no problem. I've also found using a small Fiio headphone amplifier makes quite a difference in the quality of the sound.
472930
The Carlo Scala Rider Q1 Teamset has hook and loop velcro so that you can attach anywhere on the outside or inside of helmet. It's not a good way to attach it. My husband used one of the clamping screws to mount it to the helmet base. And that works great!!
1409631
The module mounts with a clip-style attachment to the side of your helmet. The earpieces mount on the inside of your helmet. One earpiece has the boom mic coming off of it. The wires are routed along the helmet pads to the main control unit attached to the outer shell of the helmet. It would be able to be used with a modular helmet as well with no problem.
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Well, i did it using zip ties. The bracket that it comes with will not do it. The zip ties did the work for me. Another friend used rubber bands. Just be creative...the light gives you a great range when mounted on the helmet. It works really good for me. Zip ties will take you 2 minutes. Good luck!
1249712
They can fit in any helmet with small pockets for the ear pieces. Fantastic product! Mine zipped in to a Smith helmet.
635612
The main unit that attaches to the helmet can be attached using a clamping device with screws or as a 2nd option you can glue it to the side of the helmet. Everything needed for both of these applications came in the box.
2156399
It has a peice of velcro that sticks the the helmet and the back of the intercom. Very easy install.
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.
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Two ways. Outside or inside. But you need a full sided helmet, can't use a skull helmet for these
2096940
The horns are removable. The helmet needs to assembled when you get it. You can put the horns through the holes upside down. Either way, they don't lock into the helmet very well.
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
1609669
The inside of the helmet adjusts with a dial. The inside kind of looks like a harness and is adjustable. It works really well. This is our favorite helmet!
30156
Most people get an LED headlamp (black diamond and others make them) and put it on the outside of the helmet. The helmet has 4 round-edge triangular clips (2 are visible in the photo as the lime green shapes) and they hold the band in place. http://blackdiamondequipment.com/en/headlamps-and-lanterns?gclid=CjwKEAiAqrqkBRCep-rKnt_r_lkSJAArVUBcApXNa9rgTVeOhdzi0gICZoDTySupNH-c-FAhofQTGRoCdnnw_wcB
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This helmet mount is great. There are two adjustable straps with locking adjusters. The mount has a 3/16" thick somewhat hard foam pad on the bottom. The mount is also adjustable up and down by a splined pivot with a bolt that you tighten to lock it into place. Your light slides off the mount by pressing down on the quick release tab and slides on clicking securely into place.
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It has Velcro that will stick to fabric in the helmet. I just wedge it between the shell and the pad. We love these. Have used them for 3 years constantly. My brother bought the SMH10. They have longer range and better sound quality. I will upgrade someday soon.