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Sorry if its been done before but I couldn't remember if it was a web discussion or one I had with a customer.

https://hudway.co/sight

Does anyone have any experience with the bike or car versions?
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Re: Hudway

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Not seen it before
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Re: Hudway

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Won't be legal with an ECE 22 06 helmet.
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The Spin Doctor wrote: Sun Jan 17, 2021 10:16 pm Won't be legal with an ECE 22 06 helmet.
Is that due to being an aftermarket fitting? I remember reading that comms would invalidate a 22 06 helmet
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dayglo jim wrote: Thu Jan 21, 2021 8:02 pm
The Spin Doctor wrote: Sun Jan 17, 2021 10:16 pm Won't be legal with an ECE 22 06 helmet.
Is that due to being an aftermarket fitting? I remember reading that comms would invalidate a 22 06 helmet
The helmet has to be tested with any accessories... which basically means the helmet manufacturer can build in a camera or bluetooth intercom - or HUD - and have it tested (and will be able to charge an arm and a leg for it).

But sticking your own on / in would be illegal, along the lines of a non-approved visor I assume. Personally, it's hard to see how it would be policed.