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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.ย. 2024
- Here's a little install video for the Cardo Freecom 4+ into my helmet: the Scorpion EXO R1 Air. This might give some of you ideas for managing the cables that tend to be a bit messy whenever these units get installed.
Motovlog setup:
+ Bike: 2015 Triumph T-100
+ Helmet: Scorpion EXO R1 Air
+ Camera: DJI Osmo Action (Cynova mic adapter with Koss VC20 for volume control)
+ Audio Recorder: EVISTR Digital Voice Recorder 8GB L53-1536KBPS
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+ Caffeine
Thanks to:
Unicorn Heads (Music)
“Before I put that all the way in,” bro I was following step by step 😂😭
These cheek pads are such a bitch to put back in there!!! I’ve never cussed so much in my life. Thanks for your video!
To anyone who ended up down in the comments trying to reinsert the cheek pad portion of the liner:
DO NOT use brute force on the frontal pinhole locks, you almost need to slide them in while bending the cheek pad a bit.
Make sure to pop in the FRONT pinhole lock FIRST within the liner, NOT the back two near the ear, do those LAST.
Personally I had to BEND the cheek pad slightly when inserting the frontal pinhole lock, almost to slide the pin into the hole.
Hopefully this helps!
This actually helps, thanks!
Definitely helps man thank you
No hate or anything. But u don’t need those velcro pads in the Exo R-1, that’s why it was sticking out a bit coz that 2-3mm count’s. They’re perfectly 40mm specific for these cardo speakers. That’s why u seen those holding’s on the top left and right corner to keep them exactly on place.
And they also have a cable management lineup for the speakers so u should stick them trough under the inflatable cheek pads.
I know it could be pain in the ass to redo the whole process again.
Just wanted to let you know if you would like to do in the planned way as it was designed for ✌🏻😇
@@GSX-S_Warrior so you do need to remove all the padding to install properly?
@@ajk6656 You still need to for easier access. But what’s included in the Cardo box the one side sticky pad and other side velcro that you don’t need to put on, coz there is 2 clip which holds on place perfectly the 40mm speakers of cardo. I’m not sure if other 40mm speakers will be the same. Coz the cardo have a little bit of “oval” shape. And they fit 100% perfect.
You mean by clip the two holes to put in the ear pads? And the cable goed under the inflatable cheek pad?
@@iefie no, i mean in each hole there is 2 clip/“teeth” which holds in place the speakers. And yes the speaker and the cable fit under the inflatable cheek pad easily if they’re the 40mm speakers from Cardo and not the 45mm
Yes very important! make sure you put the right wire, on the right side of the helmet, so you don't have to take it all apart, 👍😊🙏😉
Thanks G!! Mine are on the way. Wanted to say I appreciate the time and effort you took to help others.
Thanks a ton for the video. I would not have been able to do it without guidance. I have installed the Spider ST1 on my Exo R1 Air. Cheers from India.
is the Spider has the Harman Kardon speakers? If so, did they fit well in the speakers spot into the R1 helmet? Thank you
@@b4ll4z
The Spider ST1 has JBL speakers. It is a snug fit in the recesses provided for the speaker pods.
@@gauravpant01 really I thought only cardo had JBL's and Sena had Harman Kardon.
I’ve not fitted one of these that’s why I’m watching as many videos as possible but this is entertaining I’m laughing loads with the mistakes made
Thanks for the helpfull video mate! Those JBL speakers sound amazing!
Thanks alot for the video, would never have done it without a guide! Cheers from Sweden
Thanks for sharing this it helped a lot.
So, when chucking those "placeholder pads" away when installing my Cardo system I found my EXO-1400 Evo Carbon to become very loud..
Which sucks, as noise was one key factor as to why I chose the helmet.
I ended up putting back the pads over the intercom, which results in OEM noise level, but I also loose sound from the Intercom as the pads have a plastic sheet in them to cover the holes when not having an intercom..
I'm not sure what to do now tbh
Do you also use earplugs?
@@Motovibes91 Yep, absolutely! But it's not noise in general, but buffeting that I wanted to eliminate. Which returned without the pads.
I ended up putting the pads back on opposite sides (placeholder thingies above the speakers) which mostly restored noise :)
Very entertaining to watch
Perfect tuto ! Good job
nicely done great video
I had an intercom but the speakers don't fit in my r1 air as they are round which is annoying means I need to buy a cardio 😢
great video, thanks !
If you have the 45mm Cardo-JBL speakers - then they WILL NOT fit. I still had the 40mm speakers to hand so it wasnt a problem, but still a bummer.
That’s weird because I just made mine fit, all it took was a little persuasion and they popped in
@@THUGKING19 hmm might give it s try then
Do you think this process is possible without removing the inner liner?
I habe the Same Setup but i think this way ist mit good for the cable
the worst cheek pads pins on helmet i ever saw... my left pins just pop out by them self after i push them in....
My liner isn’t going in properly, any recommendations?
Don't force it. I would double check that all the cables are in a good position and tape them down to keep them out of the way first, but all the pads should snap back into place relatively easily. If you're having to push hard, you could crack the shell.
@@malt8810 i find that the shell itself is moving around for example near the pump and i move that entire componanent alteast an inch up or down, did you have the same scenario?
Bro for the lowness of god pls help me im having the same issue I simply cant put it back together I removed the cables after a while because i just wanted to use the helmet like fuck the cardo i just want to put my helmet back together i fucking cantttttt if you have any tips or ideas pls man help me out
@@hamodekhatib625 I got a video from scorpion showing video steps of the liner install I would recommend emailing them then I really just forced it in there I didn’t care if the black plastic was bending once it’s all in that’s when you twist it around to get it even all the way, don’t be too gentle that’s the mistake I was making
@@hamodekhatib625 if anything you could call around to some motorcycle stores and see if they have technician that can install for you
Place revisit the children game square peg round hole. Seriously, the square velcro for the round speakers?
I'm not the one who sells Cardo: it comes with square velcro. The one round piece is for the microphone mount. If that bothers you so much, I suppose you could spend time cutting it into a round shape, but it'll be behind the speaker, under the helmet padding, inside the helmet, where no one, not even yourself, will be able to see.
@@malt8810 😂 these people.
22:35 i literally just had a rage attack. If you can call it that. Im actually angry af rn i cant put the fucking cheekpads back
Thanks for bringing me through the most fuckest thing of my life
Hey quick question, I was looking at the cardo black unit that comes with 45mm speakers instead of 40mm like your unit. Do you think it would fit? Thanks for the video!
Hey i have the 40mm speakers with the r1 Air. I dont think 45mm will fit, because the 40mm are already close. But try it. :)
Don’t try it. It won’t fit. Had the same problem. Only 40mm would fit
@@GSX-S_Warrior damn so that means no EXO r1 air for me ):
worst video ive ever seen. did it backwords and then we find out at the end...
Yeah, wasn't my best work. In fairness, I later remembered that you can just go into the Cardo settings to reverse left and right speakers for this exact scenario, so even if someone followed along, it should still work perfectly fine for them.