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I noticed in your picture that you wear a half-helmet. Standard H-D headsets are designed for 3/4 or full-face helmets. J&M headsets don't have this problem. The new "behind the head" H-D is designed for half-helmets.
I noticed in your picture that you wear a half-helmet. Standard H-D headsets are designed for 3/4 or full-face helmets. J&M headsets don't have this problem. The new "behind the head" H-D is designed for half-helmets.
I use the IMC moto behind the head headset when I wear the half, and use the IMC headset for open face helmets with my Shark Evoline. In either case there is no problem, just looking for a solution (hopefully cheap) to integrate bluetooth to the HD radio.
I put a right-angle plug and an extension on the H-D standard headset for both me and my wife - we both use half-helmets. The original headset designed for the 3/4 helmet and the full-face helmet put the cord that runs between the bike and the helmet in a direct line of view and required too much stretching. My modifications eliminated both problems.
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