That's very good to know! I've got total faith in the SUGRU, having used it for several camera mounts now, among other things. But wasn't sure about the vent thing! Cheers !
Hiya Andy, very nice video and great setup. Thanks for introducing me to Sugru a couple of years ago - when my daughter got her first car the plastic spare-tire-holder-downer-thingy was broken and the Sugru fixed it right up.
Thanks for the heads up on the speed link mic. Ordered one through your link. Bought a non BT Zoom F2 a few months ago, but only used it for voice overs so far as I hadn’t yet worked out mic placement yet and hadn’t decided on trying to mount it inside somewhere or put up with it in pocket. Glad to see you have a workable solution! Hope you are enjoying the new KTM!
My pleasure and cheers for using the link! Trial and error mate, you’ll find what works for you. The cable out of the helmet is annoying, but it’s worth it to me for the reduced weight on the head. Loving the KTM so far, just wish i had more time and weather for riding!!
Haha! I hear you! I’m about to fit the Cardo Edge into the 90s now. The faffery never stops! I’m leaning more and more towards the chest mounted camera lately!!
Loving the Borg implants. Management has one to listen to her music on long schleps ( why does tow in German mean long flight in English?) but I refuse to conform. Hence if she wants to stop we still use hand signals. But apparently it's transformed her pillion time on long rides. Looking forward to the Nordic Voyage. Safe,happy travels 👍
Resistance is futile! 😜 i don't think my management would do it without some kind of entertainment system as a bare minimum! Even with heated seats and more room than our sofa, she's still not keen!
Love these setup vids. On the subject of mics, I think I'm close to finding the holy grail for my setup; remarkably it's a headphone mic. I lopped off the wire/headphone without the mic on a set of bud headphones and it turns out the mic still works! On the set I use you can even cut off the headphone bud from the wire with the mic which cleans up the whole setup. I think as these mics are designed to be used close to your mouth I get almost zero blowing out, distortion and clipping. I need to redesign my deadcat as the mic unit itself is quite long but the improvement has been night and day. Wind noise at speed is still an issue, but I think you'd be hard-pressed to find a motorvlogging setup at any price that sorts that issue.
That’s a great tip mate! I’m trying that! Sometimes the simplest answers are right in front of your face! Too right about wind noise though. Even if you completely eradicate the wind getting to the mic, it still picks up the noise of the wind on the outside of the helmet!
I'm jealous about your front mount. In the end, I did the same on my E1, but I had to sacrifice my front vent. And I'm quite sure, I will never get the Sucru out again. 🥴
I was just about to message you asking if you're still using the F2! Must have missed this vid! After multiple media mods, and more recently the GoPro mic adapter, destroying my creativity dreams, I think I'm going to have to opt for the external recorder. The Zoom H1N I've got works well but bulky and doesn't seem to enjoy taking an external charge to keep it running on a trip, so I'm going through batteries like there's no tomorrow! Suppose I'll get the credit card out! Thanks for a great vid as always
Cheers Sam! I have still got the F2, but as you see, it had a bit of a dodgy patch in Norway, through no fault of its own! Yeah the H1 is less than ideal for on the bike. Despite being pretty small, there is NO comfortable way to have it in a pocket!! I’ve been experimenting with the DJI action 3, but so far it too is proving resistant!!
@@AndyManCam Thanks for the response! I ended going for the BT model F2 so I can have the app open on the phone like TLR does. Seems to be working well so far, but not tested on the road yet. I've got a little more 'winter warmth' than you so maybe it will be more comfortable in my pocket haha! It seems like an endless task to find a set up which works reliably and is waterproof! Thanks again bud
Great video. I've always gone back and forth between recording straight into GoPro versus using an external recorded. but I just got a flip up helmet, so I'm thinking of using the external recorded and just clip the mic somewhere inside the helmet just whilst I'm recording, and when I don't need it I can easily take it off, that way I don't have to mess with cables, have them hanging around when I'm not recording, that sort of stuff. We'll see how it goes. I have the Zoom h1n already, which I guess I'll keep it it for the ambient/engine/exhaust sound, and I've just placed an order for the Zoom F2, as my main audio recorder for the voice. In this video there was a big difference between the H1n and F2, I can only assume that's due to the mic placement. THe F2, sounded more muffled. Have you tried testing them side by side, in the same position, just to see if the overall quality is the same?
Andy not sure if you are aware but you can get an app for the zoom f2 which you can use to hit record on your phone and see it recording. I sometimes use the f2 and this is really helpful 👍
Hi Andy, hoping you can help a noob! Had a zoom F2 for a while, bought the speed link mic and positioned it as you demonstrate. Do you drop the WAV file from the F2 straight into your video editing software, or do you “clean it up” in an audio editor first? Works really well but getting a light background hiss on first attempt. Having a dabble with WaveLab Cast that comes with the F2, but not sure what I should be looking for/trying. Appreciate any pointers!!
Hi Andy, re the RPHA90 did you find that the fit size was the same as on the 70? I've got an Rpha70 and am considering a 90/S or a Schuberth C3 Pro or 4 Pro as per Ian. Feedback would be great.
Hi Andy, as ever a great vid 👍. Do you put your previous audio issues down to the Packtalk Slim and its perhaps more compromised aerial? Something the Packtalk Bold or Edge would correct? Presumably you will need to still use a Cardo set-up when out in the future with The Likeable Rider, or does the Senna Mesh system link to Cardo's?
Absolutely Adrian. A bit of Testing when i got home showed that as soon as the Slim was powered up, the interference started. But it wasn’t due to the antenna i don’t think, because the mic was also completely dead. Aswell as the fact that i had over a year with the exact same Setup and no troubles. So the intercom was altogether up the spout and was having a major meltdown. Unrepairable. I will still need to use a Cardo to chat with TLR, as the Sena ONLY works with other Sena mesh based systems. No cross brand bridging possible 🥺
@@AndyManCam Thanks Andy. I've just bought a Slim as I like the form factor, so was a bit worried it was a design issue and I would regret my purchase🙂. Of course if it craps out in 12 months I'll be a bit miffed, so fingers crossed all will be well 🤞.
I've always used Sugru to mount my cameras, used it to block of unwanted holes on my airbox where I've removed the crankcase breather and KLEEN air system (aka pairs system). If you wanted it to be a little more pro looking, you can also paint the sugru, I've done that a few times too. I also have not used the Gopro mic adaptors for a few years as they are (as you say), an "overpriced piece of shh". I also use an external recorder, a pretty small Olympus recorder, mines not as small as yours though lol
Sony ECM-LV1 is where expensive is actually better btw lol, just upgraded after six years using the old model, tried many of the cheap smaller options over the years, always ended up back with the Sony stereo mic. Definitely worth a look, even with a wind sock, and deadcat on my audio is very good, I do edit the wind out a little in post though tbh, but it's not that bad when being good.
There really is no limit to what you can do with it! I've never tried to paint it though, that's cool! The DJI Action 3 uses a very simple 3rd parts adapter for the external mic. The only problem is that the gain is WAY too high for helmet stuff. Hopefully they'll fix that.
Oh really?! What is the USP of it? does it deal with the high dynamics well? I wouldn't be opposed to spending a bit extra if the mic was going to work better than anything I've ever used before.
@@AndyManCam It was about £30 (the OG back in 2016 was only £13), it seems to deal with high dynamics well, it does have some inbuilt features that probably help. Worth a look on Sony's site at the specs, only problem depending on your helmet is the size, quite a bit bigger than the usual lav mics.
Do you notice any added weight of the flip-front at all? How about the noise level? It is supposed to be pretty good in the RPHA 90S. I'm shopping for a new helmut for next year and was wondering about this.
Because i have the Carbon version, the difference between the ‚standard‘ RPHA 70 and the 90s was negligible. Obviously there’s a bit more strain on the back of the neck when the front is flipped up, but i don’t do that for too long while riding. I’ve also started using a chest mount quite often which means, for me at least, the helmet feels overall lighter! The noise is not any worse, but it’s different. The RPHA 70 seemed quieter because the wind noise comes from a different area. On the 90S i think it’s somehow wider, so there’s a bit more wind rush under the ears. Obviously lots of variables like how long/thick your neck is, what collar your jacket has, how noisy your screen is etc.
@@AndyManCam Interesting. I didn't get any notification you replied. I just happened to wander back to the video. Damn TH-cam! Thanks for the reply, which you'll probably not know I wrote. Hahaha... At any rate, I'm torn between this helmet and the Shoei GT-Air II, which is a full-face. Both are really high quality. Both have great noise numbers. And yet the one thing I'm amazed about is this helmet having almost the same weight as the Shoei, yet being a flip-front. That practically also cancels out the other concern I have with the RPHA, and that is the centrally opened visor. My current helmet has that and it's a PITA with gloves. The Shoei has a tab on the left of the visor to open it. Oh, and the place I'm looking to get the helmet from has the RPHA 90 Carbon S on sale for 402 euros, which is 16 Euros cheaper than what they are selling the Shoei for. That is really a good deal. Both are a good deal.... decisions.. decisions.....
Possibly. The Schubert certainly seems higher quailty and better put together. But having never actually ridden with the Schuberth, i couldn’t fully comment.
Not really. I'm pretty tall, so that helps, plus I've fitted a shorter screen to the KTM. Even with a chest mount, the camera still looks over the top.
@@AndyManCam Guess I lack a few inches then 🤣 (as long as SHE does not say it, it’s ok 😅). The higher screen on the GSA does not help neither. Btw, thx for the vid, always great to find « serious » advices 👍
Hi andy I would like to remove the gopro mount from my helmet wich I mounted with sugru. How did you remove the mount from your helmet? Do you need a heatgun?
Did I find it interesting? Yes. I think it goes without saying that I could probably watch you and listen to you commentate with you assembling an Airfix model.
That could theoretically work, but it would involve some rewiring. Unlike the Cardo setup, the Sena has no 3.5mm jack between the intercom and the speakers. Just a direct connection.
@@AndyManCam that's a pity. It's a real wonder why sena or cardo can't figure out some good way to record voice. I remember long time ago there was some sena Bluetooth device to pair with intercoms and gopro 3/4 just to record the audio, and that was working well but it was just overcomplicated. Now, 2023 almost and still no easy way to do it. Funnily there is even the video by Sena where they are describing how you can record audio and it's so complicated that it is just ridiculous.
I feel your pain! I laid out a bit more cash and went for the Carbon version of the 90S for that reason. By using an external recorder, I also saved a bit of weight from the extra cables and the mic adapter. Now the extra wiring goes in my jacket pocket, instead of hanging off my head!
@@AndyManCam I also got the external mic idea in my head but it´s just too much of a hassle. Still using the gopro hero 7 black and exterrnal mic dongle. I now got an RPHA 11 and a powerbank on the back of it 😂
Oh wow, yeah that weight will soon add up! I used a powerbank on the helmet for a while, but just couldn’t bear the neckache! The external recorder is a faff though.
I did exactly the same with my chin mount onto the front vent with sugru ... No issues for over 12 months ... Top vid 👍
That's very good to know! I've got total faith in the SUGRU, having used it for several camera mounts now, among other things. But wasn't sure about the vent thing! Cheers !
Hiya Andy, very nice video and great setup. Thanks for introducing me to Sugru a couple of years ago - when my daughter got her first car the plastic spare-tire-holder-downer-thingy was broken and the Sugru fixed it right up.
Thanks for the heads up on the speed link mic. Ordered one through your link. Bought a non BT Zoom F2 a few months ago, but only used it for voice overs so far as I hadn’t yet worked out mic placement yet and hadn’t decided on trying to mount it inside somewhere or put up with it in pocket. Glad to see you have a workable solution! Hope you are enjoying the new KTM!
My pleasure and cheers for using the link! Trial and error mate, you’ll find what works for you. The cable out of the helmet is annoying, but it’s worth it to me for the reduced weight on the head. Loving the KTM so far, just wish i had more time and weather for riding!!
Enjoyed that Andy! My hjc rapha 70 carbon is yet to have the my vlogging camera added. It was enough faff fitting the sena!
Haha! I hear you! I’m about to fit the Cardo Edge into the 90s now. The faffery never stops! I’m leaning more and more towards the chest mounted camera lately!!
@@AndyManCam never tried the chest mounted, I’m still on drift ghost s hd. Don’t do it enough to justify the upgrade to others.
Ah, yeah chest mount with a ghost could be uncomfortable! 😂 If what you’ve got works, happy days! 👍🏻
Loving the Borg implants.
Management has one to listen to her music on long schleps ( why does tow in German mean long flight in English?) but I refuse to conform.
Hence if she wants to stop we still use hand signals.
But apparently it's transformed her pillion time on long rides.
Looking forward to the Nordic Voyage.
Safe,happy travels 👍
Resistance is futile! 😜 i don't think my management would do it without some kind of entertainment system as a bare minimum! Even with heated seats and more room than our sofa, she's still not keen!
@@AndyManCam She will be assimilated.
🤖 😂👍🏻
I just bought another RPHA 70, less than £200. Still happy with this model, will drop me spare Cardo on it.
I really liked mine too. It was just a bit too tight for my current ear ‚situation‘!!
Very smart Andy, nice!
Cheers Mike! 🙏🏻
Love these setup vids.
On the subject of mics, I think I'm close to finding the holy grail for my setup; remarkably it's a headphone mic. I lopped off the wire/headphone without the mic on a set of bud headphones and it turns out the mic still works! On the set I use you can even cut off the headphone bud from the wire with the mic which cleans up the whole setup. I think as these mics are designed to be used close to your mouth I get almost zero blowing out, distortion and clipping. I need to redesign my deadcat as the mic unit itself is quite long but the improvement has been night and day.
Wind noise at speed is still an issue, but I think you'd be hard-pressed to find a motorvlogging setup at any price that sorts that issue.
That’s a great tip mate! I’m trying that! Sometimes the simplest answers are right in front of your face! Too right about wind noise though. Even if you completely eradicate the wind getting to the mic, it still picks up the noise of the wind on the outside of the helmet!
@@AndyManCam Definitely worth a go. Sadly, I can't take credit for this trinket of info, I'll have to pass that onto @MarcTravels
Honest to a fault! But you were the messenger and sharer of good tidings!
Ah, the magic Sugru....
Utterly incredible stuff!
Swish looking lid Andy 🙂 Hope it sorts the audio issues out that you were having.
Cheers P. Turns out the audio troubles were coming from a Packtalk Slim‘s swansong! Dead as a doornail by the time i got home from that trip!
@@AndyManCam ahh that sucks. At least you now have a fresh setup for upcoming adventures and explores! 🙂
Absolutely. Although I’m a bit behind, about to switch to the Cardo Edge. Though the Sena was fantastic in Norway.
@@AndyManCam ahh yes, the time travel of TH-cam, I keep forgetting not everything is as it has happened, even though I too do the same!
The struggle is real! One day I’ll get up to date, or at least within a month!
I'm jealous about your front mount. In the end, I did the same on my E1, but I had to sacrifice my front vent. And I'm quite sure, I will never get the Sucru out again. 🥴
Oh dear! Yeah off of flat surfaces, no problem. But in details, no chance!
That sugru top job looks mint .Nothing more rewarding than playing with your helmet on a cold winter's night😂
Haha! Amen to that! Who else is going to keep our helmets fettled and shiny?!
Wasn't really bothered about the fitting but just relieved you got a new intercom 😉😁
Cheers mate! And much like buses... this one is good, but Cardo have brought me back on board and the new Edge is on the way!
It's all good practise 😉
I know right! I’ll be able to install an intercom with my eyes closed!
I was just about to message you asking if you're still using the F2! Must have missed this vid!
After multiple media mods, and more recently the GoPro mic adapter, destroying my creativity dreams, I think I'm going to have to opt for the external recorder. The Zoom H1N I've got works well but bulky and doesn't seem to enjoy taking an external charge to keep it running on a trip, so I'm going through batteries like there's no tomorrow! Suppose I'll get the credit card out!
Thanks for a great vid as always
Cheers Sam! I have still got the F2, but as you see, it had a bit of a dodgy patch in Norway, through no fault of its own! Yeah the H1 is less than ideal for on the bike. Despite being pretty small, there is NO comfortable way to have it in a pocket!! I’ve been experimenting with the DJI action 3, but so far it too is proving resistant!!
@@AndyManCam Thanks for the response! I ended going for the BT model F2 so I can have the app open on the phone like TLR does. Seems to be working well so far, but not tested on the road yet. I've got a little more 'winter warmth' than you so maybe it will be more comfortable in my pocket haha! It seems like an endless task to find a set up which works reliably and is waterproof! Thanks again bud
No worries mate! Hope you’re getting on well with it. Yeah, finding the ideal setup is a real perfect storm scenario! I don’t think it exists!! 😂
This very cool dude!
Many thanks KD!
Great video. I've always gone back and forth between recording straight into GoPro versus using an external recorded. but I just got a flip up helmet, so I'm thinking of using the external recorded and just clip the mic somewhere inside the helmet just whilst I'm recording, and when I don't need it I can easily take it off, that way I don't have to mess with cables, have them hanging around when I'm not recording, that sort of stuff. We'll see how it goes. I have the Zoom h1n already, which I guess I'll keep it it for the ambient/engine/exhaust sound, and I've just placed an order for the Zoom F2, as my main audio recorder for the voice.
In this video there was a big difference between the H1n and F2, I can only assume that's due to the mic placement. THe F2, sounded more muffled. Have you tried testing them side by side, in the same position, just to see if the overall quality is the same?
Andy not sure if you are aware but you can get an app for the zoom f2 which you can use to hit record on your phone and see it recording. I sometimes use the f2 and this is really helpful 👍
You can, but only if you have the bluetooth version. Being a raging tightarse, i have not! 😆
Hi Andy, hoping you can help a noob!
Had a zoom F2 for a while, bought the speed link mic and positioned it as you demonstrate.
Do you drop the WAV file from the F2 straight into your video editing software, or do you “clean it up” in an audio editor first?
Works really well but getting a light background hiss on first attempt. Having a dabble with WaveLab Cast that comes with the F2, but not sure what I should be looking for/trying.
Appreciate any pointers!!
Hi Andy, re the RPHA90 did you find that the fit size was the same as on the 70? I've got an Rpha70 and am considering a 90/S or a Schuberth C3 Pro or 4 Pro as per Ian. Feedback would be great.
Hi BYM, no i found that the 90S came up bigger than the 70. i have an L in the 90s but the L in 70 was really a bit too tight.
@@AndyManCam thanks that's helpful
No probs.
Hi Andy, as ever a great vid 👍. Do you put your previous audio issues down to the Packtalk Slim and its perhaps more compromised aerial? Something the Packtalk Bold or Edge would correct? Presumably you will need to still use a Cardo set-up when out in the future with The Likeable Rider, or does the Senna Mesh system link to Cardo's?
Absolutely Adrian. A bit of Testing when i got home showed that as soon as the Slim was powered up, the interference started. But it wasn’t due to the antenna i don’t think, because the mic was also completely dead. Aswell as the fact that i had over a year with the exact same Setup and no troubles. So the intercom was altogether up the spout and was having a major meltdown. Unrepairable. I will still need to use a Cardo to chat with TLR, as the Sena ONLY works with other Sena mesh based systems. No cross brand bridging possible 🥺
@@AndyManCam Thanks Andy. I've just bought a Slim as I like the form factor, so was a bit worried it was a design issue and I would regret my purchase🙂. Of course if it craps out in 12 months I'll be a bit miffed, so fingers crossed all will be well 🤞.
Hopefully the warranty will keep you covered too! It’s possible i maybe didn’t put the charge socket plug back in properly or something.
I've always used Sugru to mount my cameras, used it to block of unwanted holes on my airbox where I've removed the crankcase breather and KLEEN air system (aka pairs system). If you wanted it to be a little more pro looking, you can also paint the sugru, I've done that a few times too.
I also have not used the Gopro mic adaptors for a few years as they are (as you say), an "overpriced piece of shh". I also use an external recorder, a pretty small Olympus recorder, mines not as small as yours though lol
Sony ECM-LV1 is where expensive is actually better btw lol, just upgraded after six years using the old model, tried many of the cheap smaller options over the years, always ended up back with the Sony stereo mic. Definitely worth a look, even with a wind sock, and deadcat on my audio is very good, I do edit the wind out a little in post though tbh, but it's not that bad when being good.
There really is no limit to what you can do with it! I've never tried to paint it though, that's cool! The DJI Action 3 uses a very simple 3rd parts adapter for the external mic. The only problem is that the gain is WAY too high for helmet stuff. Hopefully they'll fix that.
Oh really?! What is the USP of it? does it deal with the high dynamics well? I wouldn't be opposed to spending a bit extra if the mic was going to work better than anything I've ever used before.
@@AndyManCam It was about £30 (the OG back in 2016 was only £13), it seems to deal with high dynamics well, it does have some inbuilt features that probably help. Worth a look on Sony's site at the specs, only problem depending on your helmet is the size, quite a bit bigger than the usual lav mics.
I’ll take a look. Stereo would be nice too!
Why not use the hjc smart 10b or 20b? Thats made by sena for hjc but fits perfectly.
Because it’s outdated tech. No mesh capability and limited range and multitasking ability. Basically a Sena 10s and 20s respectively.
Do you notice any added weight of the flip-front at all? How about the noise level? It is supposed to be pretty good in the RPHA 90S. I'm shopping for a new helmut for next year and was wondering about this.
Because i have the Carbon version, the difference between the ‚standard‘ RPHA 70 and the 90s was negligible. Obviously there’s a bit more strain on the back of the neck when the front is flipped up, but i don’t do that for too long while riding. I’ve also started using a chest mount quite often which means, for me at least, the helmet feels overall lighter! The noise is not any worse, but it’s different. The RPHA 70 seemed quieter because the wind noise comes from a different area. On the 90S i think it’s somehow wider, so there’s a bit more wind rush under the ears. Obviously lots of variables like how long/thick your neck is, what collar your jacket has, how noisy your screen is etc.
@@AndyManCam Interesting. I didn't get any notification you replied. I just happened to wander back to the video. Damn TH-cam!
Thanks for the reply, which you'll probably not know I wrote. Hahaha...
At any rate, I'm torn between this helmet and the Shoei GT-Air II, which is a full-face. Both are really high quality. Both have great noise numbers. And yet the one thing I'm amazed about is this helmet having almost the same weight as the Shoei, yet being a flip-front. That practically also cancels out the other concern I have with the RPHA, and that is the centrally opened visor. My current helmet has that and it's a PITA with gloves. The Shoei has a tab on the left of the visor to open it.
Oh, and the place I'm looking to get the helmet from has the RPHA 90 Carbon S on sale for 402 euros, which is 16 Euros cheaper than what they are selling the Shoei for. That is really a good deal. Both are a good deal.... decisions.. decisions.....
They don’t make it easy do they?! 😜 It is quite incredible that it is so light and with a sun visor.
Will you recommend the helmet as a replacement for a Shubeert C3 Pro ?
Possibly. The Schubert certainly seems higher quailty and better put together. But having never actually ridden with the Schuberth, i couldn’t fully comment.
With the chin mount, don’t you get the camera view in line with the KTM windscreen ?
Not really. I'm pretty tall, so that helps, plus I've fitted a shorter screen to the KTM. Even with a chest mount, the camera still looks over the top.
@@AndyManCam Guess I lack a few inches then 🤣 (as long as SHE does not say it, it’s ok 😅). The higher screen on the GSA does not help neither.
Btw, thx for the vid, always great to find « serious » advices 👍
Haha! Good point! My pleasure and thanks for watching!
Hi andy I would like to remove the gopro mount from my helmet wich I mounted with sugru. How did you remove the mount from your helmet? Do you need a heatgun?
I used a plastic wedging tool to pry the mount off and then a fingernail to scrape off the sugru without damaging the helmet.
Oke thanks I will try to get it off without damaging my carbon helmet 🤞
Good luck! Take your time, it’s a fiddly job.
Did I find it interesting? Yes.
I think it goes without saying that I could probably watch you and listen to you commentate with you assembling an Airfix model.
You sir, are too kind 🙏🏻
I think the best way to Go is the 30k with Adapters.
I Love my small Sena Spider but..... The cabels are crap.
Whatever works for you i guess. Budget wise, this was the best option for me. But i do understand the annoyance over the cables!!
what about another sena unit thrown into your tank bag - and connecting that unit instead of speakers, directly to the f2?
That could theoretically work, but it would involve some rewiring. Unlike the Cardo setup, the Sena has no 3.5mm jack between the intercom and the speakers. Just a direct connection.
@@AndyManCam that's a pity. It's a real wonder why sena or cardo can't figure out some good way to record voice. I remember long time ago there was some sena Bluetooth device to pair with intercoms and gopro 3/4 just to record the audio, and that was working well but it was just overcomplicated. Now, 2023 almost and still no easy way to do it. Funnily there is even the video by Sena where they are describing how you can record audio and it's so complicated that it is just ridiculous.
awesome video ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Many thanks Yiannis!
@@AndyManCam WELCOME BRO WELCOME ! ! ! ! !
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@@AndyManCamwelcome bro ! ! ! !
How did you remove the Hjc logo , please? Thanks
Warmed it up a little with a hair dryer (not too close or hot) and then carefully peeled it off.
@@AndyManCam little bit surprised, it does not look like a sticker at all.
It’s a very high quality sticker, but a sticker nonetheless 👍🏻
I went from a flip up to a full face because all the stuff became too heavy to wear 😂
I feel your pain! I laid out a bit more cash and went for the Carbon version of the 90S for that reason. By using an external recorder, I also saved a bit of weight from the extra cables and the mic adapter. Now the extra wiring goes in my jacket pocket, instead of hanging off my head!
@@AndyManCam I also got the external mic idea in my head but it´s just too much of a hassle. Still using the gopro hero 7 black and exterrnal mic dongle. I now got an RPHA 11 and a powerbank on the back of it 😂
Oh wow, yeah that weight will soon add up! I used a powerbank on the helmet for a while, but just couldn’t bear the neckache! The external recorder is a faff though.
@@AndyManCam how did you remove the front top HJC logo?
hallo, guten morgen Andy, ich habe hjc und es läuft super 😄👌slava Ukraine
Very good! 👍🏻💪🏻
What make of helmet is it
HJC.
Cardo Andy!! Ugh
Don’t worry. I’m back on Cardo now!
@@AndyManCam 😄
👍🇨🇦🤪….🤯
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