Snowmobile Helmet of the Future

jd

jd

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Nice, but I have a few questions.

1) Will it accept Mohawks?

2) Can you wear it while stand-up riding?

3) Can it interpret hand signals from other riders?

-John
 
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lenny

Guest
I'll take 3, what might my bill be, $1699 plus tax,,,,seriously, some will like it and rightfully so, kinda cool
 
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durphee

Well-known member
yeah pretty cool. Would be kind of neat to have a GPS heads up display to help navigate the trails when your at new places, no more pulling out the maps all the time. The GPS system could also act like a emergency responder if you are in an accident, kind of like a car that automatically sends out a distress signal. its just the tip of the iceberg for technology!
 
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ezra

Well-known member
nice but I looked it up $1400 a pop but they do offer financing. yeah think I may hold off a few yrs
 
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snobuilder

Well-known member
I have been thinking alot that past few years about what a helmet could offer beyond being a noggin gaurd.
Figure wireless tunes and built in camera would be sweet for starters and could be done for alot less than this gadget....why do i need to see them skidoos I just passed on my rearview anyway?.
 
eagle1

eagle1

Well-known member
I don't know. I'd rather leave that stuff behind and enjoy the sport of snowmobiling.
 
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lenny

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ezra said:
nice but I looked it up $1400 a pop but they do offer financing. yeah think I may hold off a few yrs
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yea, but think how cool all your friends will think you are when you wear that bad boy
 
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timo

Well-known member
just what we need is more distractions for people that don't know how to stay on their side of the trail anyway.
 
dfattack

dfattack

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the rear view camera alone could potentially save a few crashes when some take their eyes of the trail to look back. I'm usually leading and this feature would be very nice.
 
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