Check out this new high tech helmet.
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- k1dude
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Check out this new high tech helmet.
http://www.jarvish.com/
Has a heads up display that tells you speed, weather, navigation, alerts, time, etc.
Also has a rear camera you can pull up.
All voice activated.
Has a heads up display that tells you speed, weather, navigation, alerts, time, etc.
Also has a rear camera you can pull up.
All voice activated.
- wheelbender6
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- k1dude
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- charlie55
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I lead a low-tech life.....k1dude wrote:What's worse? Looking down or away at your instrument cluster, gps, and mirrors? Or keeping your eyes on the road while accessing the same information?wheelbender6 wrote:Amazing, but is that a safety improvement, or just more distraction?
Speed
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- Horn from behind: too slow
- Siren from behind: too fast
Weather
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- Drops on visor: rainy
- Flakes on visor: snowy
- Glare on visor: sunny
- Leaves on visor: windy
- Tree on visor: hurricane
Navigation
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- Angry mob gathering: wrong place
- Bikini bike wash sign: right place
Alerts
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- Trouble breathing: bridge out
- Loose filling: repaving in progress
- No traffic: road closed
Time
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- Light: daytime
- Dark: nighttime
- Tavern: Miller time
- wheelbender6
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- JettaKnight
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charlie55 wrote:
I lead a low-tech life.....

No indication what safety standards this will meet - it might not even meet DOT certification. (Wait, I see the IndieGoGo pages says it's DOT cert.)
The price is $499, which is less than what a quality helmet without gizmos cost...
Oh, wait, you have to pay $1099 to get the display?
Plus, you have to have some app running on your phone you're carrying... and my phone flips... so...
Yeah, that's a "no" from me, dog.
- wheelbender6
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We are making k1dude feel like we are a bunch of old baby boomers that still prefer kick starting out bikes.
-if I commuted a lot in darkness, I would consider the high tech helmet. It is much harder for me to see gauges, mirrors and phones at night.
-if I commuted a lot in darkness, I would consider the high tech helmet. It is much harder for me to see gauges, mirrors and phones at night.
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- JettaKnight
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I'm no boomer, I just like the time on my bike when I'm disconnected.wheelbender6 wrote:We are making k1dude feel like we are a bunch of old baby boomers that still prefer kick starting out bikes.
-if I commuted a lot in darkness, I would consider the high tech helmet. It is much harder for me to see gauges, mirrors and phones at night.
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- Point37
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nope too much stuff and too expensive...there is not one thing on the hud that i need...i like the concept of the reevu helmet with the rear mirror so you can see whats behind you with no electronics but i would like to see it done better
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