How to fit SHARKtooth Bluetooth headset to a Shark Evo-One helmet

Shark has teamed up with Interphone to produce an easy to use SHARKtooth Bluetooth intercom device. Mark Eillidge from Shark showed us how easy it is to install.
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[@matejgulvas]

O M F G ... FIRE CAMERAMAN ! he really has no idea what is he doing

[@briangray6372]

I can not find ANY videos on refitting trim on sharks web site. Do you have links? I just got a One 2 and it is fighting me

[@pascalmonier4642]

I just got that Evo one 2 helmet and apart from it being a furnace, I really like it. That video is the best I have seen on how to take the liner off, but nothing to put it back on and there is no video on the websites. I just got that Sharktooth thing and put it in my helmet, but cannot put the liner back on. Yahoo, how much fun this is.....By the way, that video gives us an indication, because, we cannot see where the things are glued and how the helmet is put back together.

[@hagaxxx]

great video self explanatory.

[@zunaidkajee4540]

How's the sound quality compared to the sena units made for Schubert?

[@GK-vh9vu]

How do you use voice commands with the sharktooth prime?

[@mookyzook]

A bit quite and thin sounding compared to the Sena sm5 I used to have in my old Shark Evoline 3 but as I bought the new Evo one 2 I thought I'd try one out. It's OK if you have Max volume on the Phone or GPS. Actually found it harder to fit in the Helmet too because of the plugs and sockets on the speakers but at least I don't have the big battery lump on the side. Controls need a good poke to operate compared to the Sena though.

[@johnbennett2851]

How do you get the liner back in?? There ARE NO VIDEOS (that are findable in the english speaking version), showing how to replace the liner... Come on!

[@DiegoCamarero]

Can it be installed in a Shark Evojet helmet?

[@diarmuidbuckley3063]

A good addition would be how to remove the unit that sits on the outside of the helmet and fit it to your new one!! I got a SHARKtooth a few years ago and I`m generally pretty happy with it . I did not want a huge unit hanging off the side of my head and it certainly looks neat . Its very clear for calls and the voice answer feature works well. Most people do not realise I`m on the bike during a call ! The music is less good , the speakers are quite tinny and the highest volume is not really high enough for anything other than town riding . Like most riders I dont like to keep helmets for ever even if not dropped . I guess I may need to get hold of another adhesive pad and cut to size ! Refitting the collar is a true pain , and no , I cant find any videos to help with that either !

[@mookyzook]

Exactly, the collar doesn't stay in with the Sharktooth in, fits fine without it

[@pohsuchen1]

Please make a video of how to refitting. Spend 4 hours trying. EVO gt

[@Fro555ti]

!! I've only 3 more hours to go then. What bloody faff🤬🤬🤬

[@mookyzook]

I had one of the old shark Evo helmets with a Sena bluetooth in it, never had any problems fitting it but didn't like the control/battery lump clipped on the side. This time with the Evo one two I just bought I thought I'd get the proper headset. Looks so easy here, put in unit, poke the battery pack down the back, velcro the ear pieces in and replace the lining. BULLSHIT there is no way you can get the side pieces of the lining to stay in place with the Sharktooth in, they pop out all the time. I've tried every different way of re assemble, the cables and plugs stop the lining sitting in the helmet properly and to add insult the Sharktooth is no where near as loud or has the range of the Sena. I took it out and the lining stays in OK, fitted the Sena again no problem, but it doesn't have an in helmet battery. The battery and the plugs on the Sharktooth just won't let the lining fit properly which considering it's supposed to be designed to fit in all the latest Shark helmets is rubbish.

[@robertbennett2642]

Great Device. How much is it?

[@gliddofglood]

Since you have the ear of someone at Shark (more than I've been able to do despite attempts at phonecalls and letters and FB page interaction) can you ask them why all the neat coloured visors are so desperately dark? You can't really use them on the road unless you live somewhere like Saudi Arabia. Competitor visors aren't that dark when they come in cool mirror finishes. It's a big frustration for me - the one real letdown of the Race R Pro. I can't see anything on the Shark website in the way of a video for lining removal of the Race R Pro - nor on KZbin. Am I just stupid?

[@hayabusaTravels]

Only if the visors wouldn't break so often...

[@gerardorockerman69]

Bad video in my opinion, you didn't show the recess for the battery or boom mike, close up cameraman!!!!!

[@marksarovich5534]

I just spent about $485.00 for my Shark Evo One - 2, then the following day the store installed a Cardo Freecom 1+ and when they asked me to put it on, thereafter, the friggin' speakers hurt my ears. They were two minutes from closing, so they had asked me to check out early. I paid up about 20 minutes before closing, then they installed it. They said it will get better with use... But when I closed the lid, it was even WORSE! My cheeks were slammed and my ears were biting. I took it home and tried the phone, calling my wife on the way home. She spoke normally but nearly blew my eardrums out, but I practically yelled and she kept asking me what I was saying. I will go back tomorrow and try to return the whole shebang starting with just the headset. I liked the helmet WITHOUT IT...

[@manuskaisorn4991]

video is nod good,, you can't see a thing!! and what iff you have a difrend brand, this not fit. i have a Cardo Freecom 4, when i install the speakers my helm not fit no more. grrr.

[@marksarovich5534]

I just spent about $485.00 for my Shark Evo One - 2, then the following day the store installed a Cardo Freecom XX+ and when they asked me to put it on, thereafter, the friggin' speakers hurt my ears. They were two minutes from closing, so they had asked me to check out early. I paid up about 20 minutes before closing, then they installed it. They said it will get better with use... But when I closed the lid, it was even WORSE! My cheeks were slammed and my ears were biting. I took it home and tried the phone, calling my wife on the way home. She spoke normally but nearly blew my eardrums out, but I practically yelled and she kept asking me what I was saying. I will go back tomorrow and try to return the whole shebang starting with just the headset. I liked the helmet WITHOUT IT...

[@JohnS916]

very good demo, but I only saw one speaker go in. I would be reluctant buying the system with only one speaker unless rider reviews say otherwise. There are other features in a blue tooth I would want so I guess the Shark website is the next place to go.

[@billmacfarlane4083]

One speaker is part of the boom mic. It goes in about 3:20. The second one gets plugged in an fitted at about 3:40

[@jayingram6437]

It showed two speakers , one was attached to the mic and the other speaker plugged in afterwards

[@pravda82]

packtalk bold Cardo Shark Evo One 2

[@Alan-qo8mq]

the trim won't fit in again after removal, whatever I tried it kept popping out, very frustrating and no videos to show how to do it, very disappointing helmet overall.

[@AnniePorcheron]

We see nothing inside the helmet

[@tonycarpenter-Makzimia]

If you want anything other than absolute basics, forget this headset, it's very average sounding, and has highly limited control. Far better options available for comparable cost.

[@andrewmvenegas]

Some good info lost on horrible camera work.

[@Fro555ti]

I beg to differ about video's on the Shark website; there's nothing covering the Evo GT. Not even any instructions as to how to use the helmet let alone taking it apart. Only 1 meaningless spare parts list, half of which are dealer or factory fit items anyway. Come on Shark; Very disappointing 😡😡

[@franciscob.4342]

y el otro trozo de casco que le ha quitado al principio??? No se lo pone??? o no se puede poner con el micro?? jajajaa...el video es malo y a parte no se ve bien cómo hace toda la operación. Nada,,, muy mal. Éstos no valen para vender!! Un negativo

[@Irzani938]

cameraman. u only have 1 damn job.

[@ceesbreukers9343]

They just skipped the hard part of putting the visor back in it again. This way I can make a explanatory video about everything. Here you have a brick, you start putting it together and now we have a house! Thanks for nothing!

[@JoshChown]

They didn't remove the visor though...

[@search620]

They skipped the most important part of how to put the padding back on. There is no guide online on how to do this. Sorry I bought this helmet. I have never encountered such poor quality and such shameful engineering. It is simply impossible to put the helmet padding back on. I have put together a million kits in my life and I have never come across such a complicated helmet. Not to mention that the sector of the speakers are so small that you can't put any normal speaker in there. I wanted this helmet so badly (I ordered it online) quite a lot of money and it was just a disappointment.

[@user-mi7fl3wu2p]

*Works great. I especially like the grinding / cutting mode and the off mode⛑️ **allabout.wiki/Finish** Be sure to turn it back to welding mode before striking an arc, or else - flash burn. . .The only down side is the head band. Is is cheap, but I understand standard head bands will fit, so I will probably upgrade the head band.I had an old self darkening hood that worked, but I thought I was going blind because I could not see the puddle.*