Shanks man.

 

Seriously considering getting this and ordering the bluetooth set.

Anyone know anything about this get up?

http://www.motorcyclecloseouts.com/h...omy_d20+helmet

 

Sumoy's are hit/miss. try before you buy.

 

Nvm, reviews aren't very good on the shield. Found a high rated bluetooth system, now for a comfortable lid.....

http://www.senabluetooth.com/product..._menu=overview

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WOW

http://www.motorcyclecloseouts.com/s...lmet+-+leopard

 

Gonna hit the mtn this sunday, can't wait to be on 2 good tires again. My buddy is gonna take some pics of us too, I'll post a few, he's very good at that, should be some sweet pics.

 

I rock the Scala rider Q2's on mine, my girls and my roommates helmets. I can tell you that I have had a blue tooth helmet and I was very displeased with it. I can tell you that if you have a blue tooth helmet... they are prone to developing a memory on the battery. You have to plug the helmet in to charge it. So... if you want to go riding and it is still charging... oh well... You will have to ride without a full charge or wear a different helmet without it.

The scala rider on the other hand... is detachable... so you can have 2 different helmets that can have the headset in it... and you can switch the bluetooth between whichever one you want to wear. It can also be taken off an charged and you can still wear your helmet. Can also be taken off when you go inside somewhere to eat or whatever and not have to worry about somebody stealing your bluetooth helmet. And last but not least... you can utilize the Nicer helmets like Arai and shoei with the scala. You can buy whatever helmet you want and simply switch the bluetooth to that helmet. Reguardless of reason why... if you change the color of your bike... you drop your helmet... wreck in your helmet... or the pads in your helmet are worn out. You can get rid of the helmet and keep the bluetooth for whatever helmet you buy next.

There is really only 1 con that I can think off with a scala or chatterbox... You do have something sticking off the side of your helmet. But it is small and you really dont notice it when riding at all.

 

I'm reading REALLY good things about the sena. Good battery/quality and it seems to be pairing with just about anything. It looks like it might be a tiny bit bulky bumping off the sides but I would daily ride with it, not track days so it shouldn't be an issue. The sena runs around 200 but has a really cool clamping mechanism, and is getting 5/5 ratings for tourer guys. How old is the scala or chatterbox ?

Also, do you think that vector is a good deal? I mean, 5 year warrenty, and its an arai.

 

I think both the products you chose are good. Arai makes good lids but I could never find one that fits (I got a big dome). I've used a chatterbox before and it's been around for a while so it's a good product. The new(er) compact version I haven't tried though.

 

I need to try on helmets before ordering one, I just can't find a local shop that doesn't carry just icons/fulmers/HJC's

 

haha yea glhf w/ that.

manassas honda has arai and shoei