We ride a Ural sidecar rig (not exactly a quiet engine) with windshields, 3/4 helmets w/o face shields. Do you think these would work for us?
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I rode cross country on a HD Road glide using a modular helmet, flipped up, and had no problem talking to my wife. She liked it because the mike would pick up the music coming from my radio, and made it sound better.
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to be very honnest, I beleive it would not be the best set-up. since you have alot of wind coming to your face. Also, any microphone with your set-up will cause noise to the other passenger. Hope my response is clear enough. Thank you....
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Not sure. It is plenty loud for us and I think there is a volume control but we have a quieter engine and full face helmets
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You'd probably have a lot of wind noise for each other and have to likely speak very loudly. I've used them with a friend with both of us using 3/4 helmets, but we both had shields on them. There was a good bit of wind noise that way, so I'd imagine you'll just have it amped up. Engine noise isn't so much an issue as the wind blowing directly into and swirling around your face and the microphone.
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it should work as well as any other system but the microphone by design as a large stand alone unit will pick quite a bit of noise unless it is inside a full face helmet, otherwise the wind noise alone will be annoying but you will only hear it when you speak. i could to get mine to work on MP3 from my iPhone despite straight connection not Bluetooth
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They have good volume control and the ear pieces can be right near your ear at least on our helmets
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I suppose that there is no problems. Windshields are used to protect from any unexpected objects flying in the air, but when it come to rain there is a little problem especially if the person is short and the face is covered by the view on the windshield. Just keep in mind the rain or heavy snow.
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YES! That's exactly what I bought them for! :) Be sure to to get some anti-fog wipes and you'll have no problem. This were amazing for the desert I didn't need to tape the vents and I was there in 2012 when the dust was a nightmare. The straps adjust so you can make them tighter on your face if you need them. :D
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We're using ours on our modular helmets with great success. Though it has plenty of available volume, a quiet helmet really brings out the best in the Sena.
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They worked good on the motorcycle. When your not moving they fogUp a little bit. I'd probably keep looking for actual snowboarding goggles.
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We have several of these suits and do not use any other head gear with them. The veil is heavy material except the on the face which protrudes forward far enough for protection. While I haven't tried, I imagine you could use a hat or ball cap for a little more peace of mind.
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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.
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If the surface is smooth enough. it should work. The down side would be that they are more vulnerable to road damage.
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Yes these will work, however depending on your riding level there may be a better brake for you. If you do higher level road or mountain biking I would suggest a different pad, but this pad is perfect for casual riding or flat ground cruising.
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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.
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Yes. It's a motorized scooter so yes, it would make it safer to wear a helmit.
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I'm not sure if this will work with those specific helmets, but the system is pretty flexible and should fit almost anything. I hope this helps. I have been very happy with my units, but I use it mostly for skiing. I have seen it used for snowmobiling.
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Hi I have no idea if that would work, either the helmet or shield would/might have fitment issues. I honestly cant see a good match there. but you can try and share the results.
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I would say yes. I use headphones when riding and with no music on they dampen pretty well so I would assume these would do a better job.
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I use the SMH10 which uses similar ear speakers and mic. My bike is a softail standard with windshield. A lot of wind noise is more the issue then the loud pipes. My best results are obtained with a helmet that has a face shield. With that setup all functions were significantly better then usable. With the face shield up on the helmet then wind noise became the issue at hwy speeds.
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Wow, those are thick. I am sorry, but I have no suggestions for you. Our visors are not that thick, and attachments are very tight. Wish I could help.
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I use mine for running, biking and cross country skiing with no problems. They fit well under a helmet or watch cap. I live in interior Alaska and have to keep them in a warm place before putting them on as the metal in the frame can give contact frostbite (like a burn blister) if I leave it exposed to outside temps too long and put it straight on. As long as you don't turn the volume up too loud, you should be able to hear cars or other people just fine. It will never be as safe as exercising on the road without them on, but I really enjoy having music or audio books while I exercise.