can you use with a giro helmet?
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I am not sure because it depends on two factors. First, does the helmet have the small pockets for earpieces, usually installed in a zippered set of pockets? Second, will the electronic package attach externally to the straps on the outside of the helmet? Mine fits nicely on the Smith Helmet, for which it has been designed. You'd have to try one one the Giro helmet to insure that it worked.
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They can fit in any helmet with small pockets for the ear pieces. Fantastic product! Mine zipped in to a Smith helmet.
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I know it came with a couple of options to mount it on the helmet. It also has 2 options of microphones to accommodate the type of helmet you have. I really like having my scala rider.
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I cannot tell you specifically about that helmet. However, because of the design the mirror is highly adaptable to, I would guess, just about any helmet providing there are air vents. I have used it with both Giro and Bell.
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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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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!!
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I apologize I'm not sure I can help you. I personally went to a local shop and tried on giro helmets so I could see how they were sized. Then I got on amazon and ordered it for much cheaper. There are a couple of people who did reviews on youtube they go over sizing. Sorry I hope this helped a little
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Yes I use this for all my rides, minus mountain biking. Light weight, great with the shield, feels better than previous helmets!
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Hi, I don't see why you couldn't use it for bike riding. However, when I asked her riding instructor if she could use her bike helmet they said no that it was made differently. If my daughters bike helmet doesn't fit her this year I plan to use it so I say go for it.
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Giro does not change physical helmet design year to year. They only offer new colours. This applies to all of their helmets. If they re-design / invent a helmet design it will be given a new name.
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I dont know about the Giro helmet, but the system is fairly simple with two round speakers connected by a long cord that you tuck into the helmet lining
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I have not tried it on a vented bicycle helmet. I would go with the velcroe strap system instead for that. This would probably not stay too well because of the lack of surface area contact.
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Hey Beverly.A woman should be able to wear this helmet without any problems. I have the large version and its very adjustable. I may get a small/medium if I were a woman, unless you're taller and have a larger head. I am six feet tall and have a somewhat large head and the large works well.Im not sure about mounting reflectors. I personally have found that its a little easier to put reflectors on seat posts pedals and other parts of the bike, but to each his own. All in all its a good helmet. I think you'd be happy with it in small. I came from a Giro Hex which was also a nice helmet, but this helmet has more venting and as a result keeps you quite a bit cooler in hot weather. Best of luck. Hey Beverly.A woman should be able to wear this helmet without any problems. I have the large version and its very adjustable. I may get a small/medium if I were a woman, unless you're taller and have a larger head. I am six feet tall and have a somewhat large head and the large works well.Im not sure about mounting reflectors. I personally have found that its a little easier to put reflectors on seat posts pedals and other parts of the bike, but to each his own. All in all its a good helmet. I think you'd be happy with it in small. I came from a Giro Hex... » Read More Hey Beverly.A woman should be able to wear this helmet without any problems. I have the large version and its very adjustable. I may get a small/medium if I were a woman, unless you're taller and have a larger head. I am six feet tall and have a somewhat large head and the large works well.Im not sure about mounting reflectors. I personally have found that its a little easier to put reflectors on seat posts pedals and other parts of the bike, but to each his own. All in all its a good helmet. I think you'd be happy with it in small. I came from a Giro Hex which was also a nice helmet, but this helmet has more venting and as a result keeps you quite a bit cooler in hot weather. Best of luck. « Show Less
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Nope. Moreover I've tried the shield version and I don't know about others but I had the problem of the wind getting underneath the visor causing some discomfort and bad vision. That's why I went with the regular air attack and use my Smith pivlock2 and Oakley jawbone (I alternate). This is not to say you can't be crafty and find a way to attach neodymium magnets to the helmet, but this may weaken the integrity of the helmet making it less safe to wear. My advice would be to wait for the new giro synthe. It combines the best of the air attack with that of the aeon. Good ventilation mixed with aerodynamics. The air attack I have is used in colder conditions. The aeon all the time. Nope. Moreover I've tried the shield version and I don't know about others but I had the problem of the wind getting underneath the visor causing some discomfort and bad vision. That's why I went with the regular air attack and use my Smith pivlock2 and Oakley jawbone (I alternate). This is not to say you can't be crafty and find a way to attach neodymium magnets to the helmet, but this may weaken the integrity of the helmet making it less safe to wear. My advice would be to wait for the new giro synthe. It combines the best of the air attack with that of the aeon. Good ventilation mixed... » Read More Nope. Moreover I've tried the shield version and I don't know about others but I had the problem of the wind getting underneath the visor causing some discomfort and bad vision. That's why I went with the regular air attack and use my Smith pivlock2 and Oakley jawbone (I alternate). This is not to say you can't be crafty and find a way to attach neodymium magnets to the helmet, but this may weaken the integrity of the helmet making it less safe to wear. My advice would be to wait for the new giro synthe. It combines the best of the air attack with that of the aeon. Good ventilation mixed with aerodynamics. The air attack I have is used in colder conditions. The aeon all the time. « Show Less
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It snaps on to a base that is held to the helmet with double sided tape. So as long as you have two of the bases, yes you can.
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Yes. Frankly, I prefer to attach this to the visor of my bicycle helmet instead of attaching it to the frame of my glasses.
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Amazon listings tend to have helmets from more than one year, while the Giro site usually has only those from one year. Search for "Giro Aeon 2014" for only those with 2014 in the description. good luck
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I don't see why not. As you probably already know, its a pretty warm helmet to begin with. If the top of your head get cold you could always block off the vents with tape on the inside.