I have been trying to locate two helmets with the integrated helmet system. The hybid ST1 in particular in white. Anyone have a clue as where I can locate them? Every dealer I have contacted says they are back ordered and have no idea if and when they will be available. I am looking at other alternatives also. Thanks,
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spyder3
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You might want to look at the schuberth C3 with collar. Quality helmet with about as integrated a system as you can get.
Revzilla has some good videos on them
http://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/schuberth-c3-helmet?gclid=CPb0h9fQkqgCFYbb4AoddWkeCw#videos_tab
Revzilla has some good videos on them
http://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/schuberth-c3-helmet?gclid=CPb0h9fQkqgCFYbb4AoddWkeCw#videos_tab
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stevedfive
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Not sure what size you need but there are two on eBay. Also, you can put the headsets in yourself. Just buy the ST-1 helment and buy the headset then install it.
I bought one ST-1 helmet with it already installed and the other ST-1 helmet I had to install the headset because I couldnt find the correct size. Its super easy.
I bought one ST-1 helmet with it already installed and the other ST-1 helmet I had to install the headset because I couldnt find the correct size. Its super easy.
I need an extra large and an small. I would like to have it integrated with the communication system, but at this point I would take just the helmet and buy the sound system separately. Thanks,
stevedfive
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It will only take about 5-10 mins to install the BRP headset in the ST-1 helmet. The cuts in the side for the speakers are already there.
The ST-1 Hybrid Helmet with the built-in communication system only means that the speakers and mic are already installed, its not an actually communications system. You have to have the BRP CB/Communication System and Entertainment Harness for it to work. This is on top of the price for your helmets.
From the Can-am Spyder website:
Can-Am ST-1 Hybrid Helmet with built-in communication system
Multiple functionalities when fitted with optional one-of-a-kind jaws
Integrated communication capabilities
*Works in conjunction with CB & Communication system (219400145) available as an option on Can-Am Spyder RT ($800), Entertainment Harness (219400201)($115).
Ventilation features include two ventilation tab kits (one open and one closed) with anti-fog spray kit, triple configuration flexibility (jet, vented and full face), continuous top ventilation and exhaust
Double D ring closure
Anti-scratch visor, retractable sun visor
Moisture-wicking and breathable removable liner and cheek pads
Optional longer visor, vented and full face jaws sold separately
D.O.T. certified
The ST-1 Hybrid Helmet with the built-in communication system only means that the speakers and mic are already installed, its not an actually communications system. You have to have the BRP CB/Communication System and Entertainment Harness for it to work. This is on top of the price for your helmets.
From the Can-am Spyder website:
Can-Am ST-1 Hybrid Helmet with built-in communication system
Multiple functionalities when fitted with optional one-of-a-kind jaws
Integrated communication capabilities
*Works in conjunction with CB & Communication system (219400145) available as an option on Can-Am Spyder RT ($800), Entertainment Harness (219400201)($115).
Ventilation features include two ventilation tab kits (one open and one closed) with anti-fog spray kit, triple configuration flexibility (jet, vented and full face), continuous top ventilation and exhaust
Double D ring closure
Anti-scratch visor, retractable sun visor
Moisture-wicking and breathable removable liner and cheek pads
Optional longer visor, vented and full face jaws sold separately
D.O.T. certified
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stevedfive
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Helmet Size Chart
OK, I am ready to go just with the helmets and do the headset install myself. Any idea where to pick up the helmets???? Also, I need to understnad more about the push to talk aspect. The passenger must push to talk, but he driver does not? Where is the push button for the passenger? All new to me, thanks for helping.
stevedfive
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Feel free to send me a PM with any questions or concerns you have and I will be happy to email or call you. I will probably be able answer any question you have about this or at least point you in the right direction.
I bought two helmets today. HJC which I really like. I get my headsets from my Can Am dealer on Tuesday. I will be installing them myself. Thanks for the info. I will see how things go and perhaps solicit your help when I see where I am Tuesday night. Thanks again.
NancysToy
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When you install your headsets, pay very careful attention to the earpiece location. It should be right over the hole in your ear, for best volume. I usually put on the helmet, then stick small pice of tape on each side (slid in on my finger), just over the ear canal. You wouldn't believe how much difference 1/2" can make.
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