Is it possible to move a unit between helmets? I have 2 kids (each with own helmet), but only ride with one at a time - can they share a unit?
746851
You can move the main unit from helmet to helmet. You will have problems moving the speakers but you can buy extra speakers and mic's from the website
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.
746853
We tucked the wires behind the pads ,took time and got every mounted where it needed to be.It would seem to be a painto switch them a lot.They work well and wouldn't be a waste of money to get 2 sets.
746854
Yes you can BUT you need to remove the hardware all the time. That means you need to re-wire the speaker and the microphone cable in the helmet plus the blue tooth. I would say in the long run it does not make sense, let them wear one helmet.
746855
Yes! If you had two sets of wires, it would be easiest, then you can leave all the wires for mikes and speakers in each helmet and just disconnect the unit and move it between the two.
746856
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?
746857
Yes it is possible but it is kind of a pain, because the headphones that go inside have to be ran under the helmet padding
1555056
The mirror comes with two adhesive backed velcro strips. So, allegedly, it can be removed and even installed on a second helmet. However, I found the adhesive on the velcro was not really strong enough, and the mirror flew off the helmet while in use. I ended up using exterior grade double face tape. It is not removable now. That was my experience, YMMV.
851083
Yes , you have to have the SM10 unit to snap on to it. Great if you have two or more helmets so you can switch between them.
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.
998
You can purchase this helmet with or without a shield.....same helmet but cheaper w/o shield.Fabulous helmet with great air flo and very comfortable. I think it was originally designed for the track. I use it for training as do many of my friends. I love it.
2280275
They have both kids and adult sizes. If the item does not specify a kids helmet it should be adult. They do, however, run small.
1880810
Sorry, but I've only got a full helmet. Contact UClear directly. Very *VERY* helpful.
234700
I just tried fitting w/ my Full face Dual Sport helmet..... not even close. Pudding bowl helmet would fit, however. :-)
821366
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.
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.
955764
Similar problem with two nephews...though the older one weighed more...and always will. So, family got the 650 and 500. The older kid outgrew his bike in time for the younger one to use. They are fast enough bikes to bite (20+mph on pavement)...helmets are a must! Plus rules for use-- esp on a quiet neighborhood street! Kids have to learn "car sense" early, so it's very important to know where they will ride if you are not looking. Front brakes wear out 2x faster than rear and need regular checking (order pads)--kids don't always tell you. So either be mechanical or have access to someone. Best and safest riding is open field or farm. Similar problem with two nephews...though the older one weighed more...and always will. So, family got the 650 and 500. The older kid outgrew his bike in time for the younger one to use. They are fast enough bikes to bite (20+mph on pavement)...helmets are a must! Plus rules for use-- esp on a quiet neighborhood street! Kids have to learn "car sense" early, so it's very important to know where they will ride if you are not looking. Front brakes wear out 2x faster than rear and need regular checking (order pads)--kids don't always tell you. So either be mechanical or have access to... » Read More Similar problem with two nephews...though the older one weighed more...and always will. So, family got the 650 and 500. The older kid outgrew his bike in time for the younger one to use. They are fast enough bikes to bite (20+mph on pavement)...helmets are a must! Plus rules for use-- esp on a quiet neighborhood street! Kids have to learn "car sense" early, so it's very important to know where they will ride if you are not looking. Front brakes wear out 2x faster than rear and need regular checking (order pads)--kids don't always tell you. So either be mechanical or have access to someone. Best and safest riding is open field or farm. « Show Less
1243289
There were two headsets in our product. We use them with full face helmets. Have traveled cross country with no issues
507485
you can by one unit or pair. I've got the pair once I've installed on my and my wife helmets. It comes very complete with everything you need, tools, tape, charger, etc..
2220492
The unit can be installed either with adhesive tape (not recommended) or by clamping with screws on the side of the helmet. This is what I did. This way, Yes, when winters over, you simply unscrew the devise and attach to your summer helmet. You'll have to re do the speakers, but to do this twice a year doesn't sound like too much of a hassle. Love my Headset. I use it every time I ride. Enjoy.
372680
I would look for another option like something designed for a helmet. Some of these comments made me laugh--funny:)
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.
1196898
Great IDEA for a feature, but as far as I'm aware, the "baby unit" is always in the communication loop. However, as I think about this, it might be possible to lower the volume on the baby unit to the point it can't be heard in the nursery so the parents COULD talk on the other 2 units. It's late tonight, but I'll check this theory out for you sometime tomorrow & re-edit this answer so we'll know for sure. ***stay tuned*** ----------- Update 7/23/13: Checked for you this morning & unfortunately, the "baby" unit's LOWEST volume level is still audible. So, no, you can't communicate between the two "parent" units without the "baby" unit broadcasting the sound. Even though you can talk to one another, "baby" can always hear. Hope that helped you!