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If ever, that would be slick.
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If ever, that would be slick.
They are trying to roll it out in 2014, still working on a battery design for a 9 hour ride without recharge
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and... submitted.
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BTW, their office is about 8 miles from my home.
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Due to extremely high application volumes, other conditions may apply.
Such as, living within 8 miles of our office.
You may have an edge on us other minions, Pepsi.
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Due to extremely high application volumes, other conditions may apply.
Such as, living within 8 miles of our office.
You may have an edge on us other minions, Pepsi.
My thoughts exactly! Plus I don't just repaint my bike color after color, I tend to ride it.
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i'll gladly pay cash for that lid if its all that
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Plus I don't just repaint my bike color after color
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My thoughts exactly! Plus I don't just repaint my bike color after color, I tend to ride it.
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So glad you noticed, thought you may have missed out on this one.
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I'd love to try it but it may be TMI and distract from the riding experience.
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I'd love to try it but it may be TMI and distract from the riding experience.
Not for me. No more constantly looking at left and right rear view mirrors since I have a display of everything behind me. No more glancing down and left at GPS. Of course i already listen to mp3's and such...I might have been known to watch a netflix show or two on the superslab =)
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I'd love to try it but it may be TMI and distract from the riding experience.
...or just distract.
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I'm confused about these distraction comments, feel paranoid I'm missing something ?
How can a helmet "distract" when its making it easier to see and use features we already use (GPS, check our rear-views, listen to MP3s)?
And I'm sure like on all our other devices there is an "off" selection?
Or is it because another bad-azz product is rolling out? Or is it fear of change as tech drives this global economy further into the future?
My last Shoei RF-1100 was crap, my Schuberth is silent like they advertised, but I'm not all that impressed.
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I ride a motorcycle to experience motorcycling. That excludes GPS, MP3, any and all distractions except the experience itself. I have never had any problem seeing what I need to see while riding for 50+ years. Glancing at displays for info needed at certain portions of a ride is voluntary, having it stuck in your face takes that decision away from you.
I ride to get AWAY from all of that crap and become immersed in the environment I am riding through. It is why I started riding and why I continue to ride. My experience does not need any hi-tech help of that type at all.
Dan
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Well, my beta luck has been holding up so I filled out the form. I can only imagine how cool this would be for our on road portion of our Military Mentor Training program.
Fingers crossed.
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I find this helmet...
Spock - Fascinating!
Good luck to all getting in the beta program! Most times, though, I prefer nothing (distraction wise) at all.
Twits...
Jay, where else can you go whereyouwe have this much fun?