Brake Free Helmet Light - Smart Wireless Motorcycle Lights- Weatherproof LED Motorcycle Helmet Light - Lightweight & Aerodynamic Design - Smart Brake Detection - Single Button Operation

Excellent product, looking forward to using it. Ir comes with 2 mounts had it fixed to two of my helmets, it's good can be removed when not needed as it makes the helmet heavy. It already has a cardo fixed on. But overall very happy with the build quality.

I've been riding for over 30 years. I always used to only be really concerned about deer and drunks, and I could sort of control for both: stay off the back country roads at dawn and dusk, don't be around the bars when the drunks are getting out. There was always the possibility of someone accidentally running a red light and things like that, but those two were pretty much my top two worries, especially here in western Michigan where deer are plentiful. Nowadays those have fallen to the number 2 and 3 spots and both are far, far away from the new number 1, and that is these careless idiots who cannot bring themselves to drive without staring at their stupid phone. They are so reckless, so distracted and so oblivious to the safety of those around them. Consequently, I now do everything I can to make myself more visible to everyone on the road but particularly to the cell phone people. I have just about every sort of bright LED brake and brake strobe light that you can add to a Harley Road Glide and tour-pack. This item is yet another stab at making me more visible and it fills the gap left by the lack of attention grabbing lights when I am decelerating without using my brakes (by downshifting or just rolling off the throttle for example). Two days after I received it I installed it on my helmet and went for a three day 1,300 mile ride with about 50 of my rider friends. I didn't tell anyone about it, I just put it on and rolled with it. I rode around with different guys from our group on our trip and at the stops the most common question was "what is that thing doing? It's not synced to your brake light. It sometimes comes on with your brake light and sometimes it doesn't. So what's it for?" The most common comment I got was "boy that thing is bright!" Even though I had to explain what it was doing, I consider that a win, because it grabbed their attention and made them notice me even if they didn't exactly know what was going on. It made me more visible and alerted them when I decelerated. Mission accomplished. As for ease of installation, it's very easy but you need to be patient and take your time. The 3M double sided tape fixed to the mounting bracket is not very forgiving. If you mount the bracket cockeyed there is no easy way of undoing it. I mounted the bracket to the light before removing the double sided tape backing and played around with where it would sit on my helmet. I have a modular LS and I wanted to make sure that the light would not interfere with my chin bar when it was raised. Once you figure out where it's going to go, the included template comes in handy. I picked out the perfect spot and scotch taped the template to my helmet so it wouldn't move around during installation. My particular helmet had a sort of bump-out right in the middle of where I wanted the light to go so that's where the mounting bracket went. As a result, the light does not quite sit flush with my helmet but it's close enough and doesn't make any practical difference. The light is compact and weighs almost nothing, you can't even tell it's there. You also, of course, can't see when it's working. But based on the comments from my buddies, I know it's getting the job done - particularly around sweeping corners where I tend to use my gears to slow down rather than my brakes. More than one guy told me that it was useful when following me through the twists to know when I was slowing down. I left our breakfast on the first day and rode around with it for about ten hours and the battery was still going strong. Granted, I would turn it off during extended stops, but the battery level never got below 75% that I could see. It also charges really fast with a good USB C charger. The bottom line: It isn't the cheapest accessory in the world, but it's easy to install, easy to use, its super bright and it certainly makes you noticeable. The added peace of mind is well worth the price in my book.

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Love this. Every motorcycle rider should have it. Comes with slim and a larger profile mout. I had to use the larger profle mount on my LS2 Advent modular helmet. Works great.

Love it! Well worhthe cost. As good as, and even better than helmet lights I've previously owned.

The Brake Free is an excellent item that will be very useful for my commute to work, especially the return journey at night. It will help keep me safe during night rides and is very easy to install and operate.