[RRIXX]

When I originally bought these I thought I needed 2, one for my helmet and one for my wife’s but as it turns out I only need one. Box has been opened but everything is there, never used.

$175 USD, new from In View $249.95

https://thirdeyedesigninc.com/produ...signal-transmitter-and-receiver-system-clear/

 

[JoeHall]

With batteries installed, how much weight does it add to the helmet? Thanks

 

[RRIXX]

Good question, here you go.

 

[paid4c4]

I've never seen one on the road, a unique idea though. Free bump.
Bill

 

[RRIXX]

I've never seen one on the road, a unique idea though. Free bump.
Bill

They only started selling them this year.

 

[Yoda]

Does the price include shipping from Canada ?

 

[Happytrails]

I think I've seen these before but only in videos.

 

[RRIXX]

Does the price include shipping from Canada ?

It would have but it’s sold. If for any reason it falls through I will let you know.

 

[RRIXX]

How does the signal change with the blinkers

Sorry, not sure I understand the question.

 

[michael2480]

Sorry, not sure I understand the question.

If you look at the video you posted when the bikes left blinker is on the device blinks on the left side, switch the bikes blinker to the right and the right side of the device blinks. I think the person was asking how it does that.

 

[Corventure]

In thinking this would be great for a small trailer, depending on the range of the transmitter.


Corventure Dave

 

[JPiersall]

Hi all! Just noticed this post and wanted to address some of your questions. InView is a wireless brake and turn signal light that attaches to any helmet and integrates with any motorcycle. Best part about it is it doesn't have a switch and the batteries will last for 2-3 months. I've had one for a while. Install on the motorcycle was easy once I identified the wires I needed to connect to - brake and turn signals. I bought it at a show.