Shark Sharktooth Bluetooth Kit
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Shark Sharktooth 2.1 Bluetooth Kit for Shark Helmets
Special Features:
- Fits Shark Evoline ST Helmets
- Paired devices (max.8)
- Multipoint 3 profiles max (1 hands free 1 A2DP 1 intercom)
- Incoming alert from other device when connected
- Stereo music streaming
- Next/previous remote command for A2DP (music player mode)
- Full duplex
- Full DSP noise cancellation/echo cancellation
- Automatic volume adjustment depending on ambient noise and speed level
- Easy to find volume/multi-point functions
- Digital volume control
- Voice recognition dialing (if phone supports)
- VOX command: Receive or reject incoming calls by voice control
- Waterproof
- Aerodynamic and compact shape
- Easy to install, compatible with most common helmets available on the market
Talk Time:
- Up to 10 hours Mobile Phone
- Up to 10 hours Intercom
- Up to 10 hours streaming A2DP Stereo Music
Standby Time:
- Up to 700 hours/1 month
Charging Time:
- 4 hours
Battery Type:
- 2.4 GHz
Bluetooth Compliance:
- Bluetooth version 2.1
Supported Bluetooth Profiles:
- A2DP Advance Audio Distribution Profile / SBC Stereo Streaming
- Video Remote control/AVRCP Audio
Operating Range:
- Up to 10 meters Phone range in hands free/A2DP
- Up to 400 meters intercom
Frequency:
- 2.4GHz
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Good product
This is a great product. However, the installation directions need a lot of works. the pictures don't tell you to disassemble the helmet, especially the neck restraint to install the product.
January 28, 2013
It does the job but dont expect wonders
I guess the best word to describe this is 'overpriced'. The instruction manual was way confusing and I end up sorting this out myself and reading through the forums. For this kind of price, it is definitely too expensive. You would expect something great out of it, you end up dissappointed. Well if I have another Shark helmet, I would think again to purchase it. To me, the price was just unjustified.
January 2, 2013
sweet helmet.
sweet helmet. bought one for my wife and I with the Sharktooth. I love it.
December 24, 2012
Very Good Modular
This was my first Shark Helmet I did not want to drop a thousand dollars on a Schub. The EvoLine 2 looked pretty good, but as soon as I saw its replacement was on the way I waited for the EvoLine 3.
I'll start with telling you want I don't like about the helmet:
Fit is a little on the tight size. I normally wear an XL AGV helmet - same with the Shark. But it does fit a little tighter.
When removing the cheek pads and head liner to install the SharkTooth Blutooth; three of the snaps popped off. Kind of hard to accept that was due to wear and tear since I had not even left the house with it.
Once the Sharktooth headset is installed it can be a little painful to put the helmet on
For some reason I get a good bit of wind noise from the air coming over the top of my windscreen. I am not sure if I just never thought of it before or for some reason I hear it better with this helmet on.
I would prefer something other than the double D ring straps.
What I like about the Shark Helmet
Good tight fit - does not get annoying
Light
Price
Easily compatible with blutooth (does not have to be Sharktooth)
Good sunshield
'Pretty' Quiet - Not the quietest helmet but definitely better than the el-cheap-o brain buckets
September 3, 2012
This helmet is excellent. It fits true to size as recommended by Revzilla and it is comfortable.
The Shark helmet is a great purchase. I find it fits true to Revzilla's guide lines and is actually quieter than the replaced helmet. I love the Shark features, fit and feel. I sit behind a large windscreen, so, it is hard to tell how well the air flows. I had a friend test the helmet on a go-fast and he liked the balance and fit very much and commented on it's aerodynamics. I also purchased the Shark bluetooth and found the voice quality excellent, but found it hard to hear at high speed; however, this may be a poorly placed speaker.
August 29, 2012
Nice integration, headphone sound quality is subpar for price.
When I received the box, the packaging looks amazing. Shark has done a great job with marketing.
The contour on the actual sharktooth does not exactly match my speed-r and finding a good mounting point took a little planning. The integration of the helmet was easy, however the only thing that is needed for a non-shark helmet is a slight cutout for the battery pack which does not appear to be the newer lithium technologies (need to check that).
The speakers for the ears looked good upon initial inspection, but when I actually placed them in my helmet, my ears are now less comfortable. I've tried different locations near the ears but to no avail unless I cut some material away. Maybe I have big ears. Also the quality of the sound was less than expected for $245. Even some $30 headphones I have have better frequency response (especially at the lower frequencies)
Removing the foam on the microphone reveals a cheap-looking (which may not reflect function), wires not shrink-wrapped, plastic, single-holed microphone. With the foam on, however, the mic looks good.
The bluetooth functioning is Ok, but if you have an Android (ICS), it can be a bit clumsy. I feel like I'm going to have to mount my phone (which I was trying to avoid) and I'm going to have to spend time practicing before actually using this on the ride.
Also, I realized that the microUSB cable for charging does not include the 2 data lines. This is not an issue but I wanted you to know in case you swap usb cables around.
I may try modding this sharktooth to get better sound. Hope my info helps your decision. I still would recommend it, but you should take these points into consideration especially at such an expense.
August 7, 2012
HANDS DOWN - the BEST you can buy!
I have several bluetooth units from a variety of manufacturers and there is no doubt about it, for the Shark Evoline II ST series of modular helmets, the Sharktooth Bluetooth kit IS the one you want to buy! Placement is a snap, with the external controller on the helmet being flush, very small and very easy to operate WITH gloves. I turn it on before putting the helmet on, to verify and ensure operation and pairing (you can also hear this when on your head). For the three Shark Evoline II helmets I have, two of them have this unit and I am thrilled with the features and how easily it pairs with my bike radio / GPS, my passenger, AND my phone. Clarity and volume are more than adequate IF you don't replace the ear pad covers as this puts your ear right next to the speaker. DO take the time to get the speaker adjusted to where your ear is located too. If it's not right over your ear, the volume may drop a lot and even replacing the thin ear cloth can reduce the volume, so I don't use it at all. If you are not sure if the volume is loud enough, try using before you put it in the helmet. Revzilla has been EXCELLENT in communication about when the kits arrived and I ordered them immediately. Revzilla has some of the fastest shipping around and their return policy is stellar too. Putting on a Shark Evoline II with the Sharktooth Bluetooth is definitely the way to go. I have even charged the unit while riding using my car charger (unit does not operate while charging though). If you have a Shark Evoline II ST helmet and are looking for a bluetooth kit, BUY IT - YOU WILL LIKE IT!!
July 2, 2012
We got these for the great features
My wife and I got two of the Shark Evoline 2 ST Moovit because we wanted a helmet that could be used open or closed. She like it closed most of the time to get the noise down but I like it open for more air but there is a lot of traffic I can close it down for more protection if something/someone should do something dumb.
We also got the blue tooth system for them and so far they work great. We can talk and I can use the phone if needed. I am going to try and hook up my MP3 player to them. My Spyder has a MP3 player and radio but you have turn up a lot to hear it.
It does take and little time getting the ear pieces in the right place but after you do them sound good.
We would but them again.
March 27, 2012
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How is the fit of Sharktooth inside the Evoline Evolution helmet?
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State: LA
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The Evolution came out just before the ST model, it is also a modular. Do you know how well the sharktooth will fit inside the Evoline Evolution?
State: LA
1 year ago
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The fit was okay. The biggest challenge I had was fitting the ear pieces in the right place so I could properly hear. The ear pieces could be placed deeper in the helmet, because I have some ear soreness after five or six hours or riding, because the left side was slightly touching my ear. I think with more time, I could make the fit better.5 months, 3 weeks ago
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I'm not sure about the Evoline Evolution, but if it is like my Evoline II Absolute Black helmet, it doesn't have the needed slot for the battery in the back. I have thought about using a knife and trying to cut the slot for this but then decided not to for a variety of reasons - mostly because I purchased the Evoline II ST E-Tech Lumi. I may in the future try cutting a slot as it doesn't have to be big at all - just about 4 mm width and 30 x 40 mm in size I think. The other wiring/speakers, etc should fit just fine!7 months ago
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Is there an onboard charger availible for the Sharktooth?
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State: SC
Rider Type: Road Warrior
Age: 35-44
Gender: male
South Carolina
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State: SC
Rider Type: Road Warrior
Age: 35-44
Gender: male
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State: SC
Rider Type: Road Warrior
Age: 35-44
Gender: male
South Carolina
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Not from Shark, you will need to find a third party usb charger.Age: 55-64
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1 year, 3 months ago
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Cedar Rapids
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The battery does not detach from the headset. The headset (in the helmet), the control box (what is on the outside of the helmet) and the battery are all connected. Only one of the headphone speakers is attached with a 1.5mm plug. There is a micro USB plug with a dongle from the battery. It is about 5 inches long or so.5 months, 2 weeks ago
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if you can and wish to run the charging cord form the battery to an outlet on the bike, the answer is no.5 months, 3 weeks ago
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Not sure what U mean by onboard? The charger is 120VAC to 5VDC. If U have a cigarette adapter on UR bike U could buy a 12VDC to 120VAC converter and then plug the charger in. I have not seen a converter from the manufacturer.11 months ago
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Can the Sharktooth communicate with other communication systems?
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State: WA
Rider Type: Hyper Miler
Age: 45-54
Gender: male
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I have the Shark Evoline 2 ST and my wife has a Shoei Multitec, looking for a good way for us to communicate both two up and bike to bike.
State: WA
Rider Type: Hyper Miler
Age: 45-54
Gender: male
1 year, 8 months ago
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State: WA
Rider Type: Hyper Miler
Age: 45-54
Gender: male
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The EVO ST from Shark will NOT talk to anything else but another ST. I just went thru this and ordered the cardo since my riding team all have cardo.1 year, 6 months ago
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Unlimited mobile-to-mobile cellular minutes for the win!Seriously tho, do any of the headsets work with any other brand beside their own? AFAIK, the only way to get that going is to use some kind of purpose-built communication system, such as FRS or CB. (Or Ham, if you are one)
Age: 35-44
Gender: male
1 year, 4 months ago
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Age: 35-44
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MPLS
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how can I get back to listening to music from my I Touch after ending a telephone call?
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State: IL
Rider Type: Harley Diehard
Age: 45-54
Gender: male
Chicago
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After I hang up a call on my Palm Pre it does not reconnect to my I Touch. Is there a button that I need to press to get back to my music or should it reconnect automatically? So far the only way I can get back to listening to music is to re-sync the sharktooth and I touch.
State: IL
Rider Type: Harley Diehard
Age: 45-54
Gender: male
1 year, 8 months ago
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State: IL
Rider Type: Harley Diehard
Age: 45-54
Gender: male
Chicago
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Admittedly the instructions that come with the system are a little cryptic but you can find the full instruction manual on the Shark Website:http://www.shark-helmets.com/shark/...
Age: 35-44
Gender: male
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Philadelphia
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how well does this system work with an iphone (4) - explain calling - music and answering a call - GPS
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State: VA
Rider Type: Commuter
Age: Over 65
Gender: male
Deltaville
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is there a gps program that does turn by turn that works with the sharktooth set also.
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State: VA
Rider Type: Commuter
Age: Over 65
Gender: male
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I don't know if this will answer your question - it might...I have a Garmin Zumo550.
It plays mp3 files, and I can pair my cell phone to it as well. The bike mount has a jack for both ear buds, and a microphone.
The 550 allows you to prioritize what you hear, so for example, while I am listening to mp3 files, the 550 will interrupt the tunes to give me directions.(turn by turn)
If a call comes in, everything is interrupted and I know there is a call coming in, I can see the number on the GPS screen, and answer it by pressing the answer button on the GPS screen. I don't do this while riding (I think the wind noise would be overwhelming to the caller, and I don't want the mic in the helmet), However, the Zumo 550 also comes with a car mount, and I have done the same thing in the car, and can answer and talk hands free just fine.
It will do the same while riding, but if you have specific questions, call Garmin @ 800-800-1020. Their customer service is in the States, and I have found them to be very helpful - both reasons to buy their product IMHO.
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I use a droid phone and had no problem answering the phone or making a call. Answering the phone or voice dialing is as easy as pushing a button. When you receive a call, just touch the Shark bluetooth button and talk: hangup the same way. When you want to make a call, just touch the shark bluetooth button and say a name. The phone, if it recognizes the name, dials the number.My Shark bluetooth works with my Garmen 665, which gives me a turn by turn instructions. However, my 665 is mounted on the bike, so I can also look at the intersection or GPS and read the upcoming directions: I prefer not to listen to turn by turn.
I did not have success using the Droid phone and GPS together. I have at least two ways to set up my phone via bluetooth. I have not experimented with the different ways to find the best combination at this time. On my last 4000 mile trip, I used my phone only with Shark bluetooth. I ride a goldwing, so GPS was mounted infront of me.
5 months, 3 weeks ago
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Yes - I am happy to report that the Mavigon app on my iPhone 4 works with the Sharktooth - I had hesitated in buying the ST for fear that my plan of riding to the iPhone/iPod music and hearing the turn-by-turn directions from Navigon would not happen, but I took the plunge and indeed it's great. So, when I ride, the music plays, and is interrupted by the Navigon voice ("in 1 mile turn left on Main street") as well as incoming phone calls.Age: 55-64
Gender: male
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How Do You Install the Battery?
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State: NV
Rider Type: Road Warrior
Age: 55-64
Gender: male
Las Vegas
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I received my Sharktooth Bluetooth from Revzilla to use with my Shark Evoline ST 2 Wayer I ordered several months ago, also from Revzilla. The instructions that came with the Sharktooth say (and show a picture) to install the battery in the "pocket" at the rear of the helmet. There is no pocket as shown on my Wayer, neither in the neckpad or the padding underneath. When I remove both the neckpad and the under-liner, there is the helmet shell with no apparant "indentation" or anything that indicates the battery should go "here". The Sharktooth came with a small rectangular one-sided "sticky pad" which I'm guessing is used to mount the battery, but the instructions don't even mention the pad or what it is for. I've never installed a helmet comm system before. Looks easy enough...once I get the battery in place. So...how do you "mount" the battery in the rear of the Shark Evoline ST 2 Wayer without having the "pocket" as shown in the instructions? Thanks for any guidance.
State: NV
Rider Type: Road Warrior
Age: 55-64
Gender: male
1 year, 8 months ago
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State: NV
Rider Type: Road Warrior
Age: 55-64
Gender: male
Las Vegas
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If you remove the neck collar from the helmet, there is a small pocket cut into the EPS in the rear center. It is just large enough to insert the battery with the wires protruding at the bottom. The wires can then be tucked into the liner when the collar is replaced. I have a Moovit ST 2 and that's how it fits on mine. The bigger problem for me is that the speaker cutouts are way behind where my ears are with the helmet on. I may have to do some modification (cutting) to the shell to move the speakers.Age: 55-64
Gender: male
1 year, 8 months ago
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The pocket (space) is located between the helmat shell and inner liner. When you place the battery inside, make sure it slides in sideways, otherwise it will not fit correctly. You can find the pocket at the rear of the helmet by removing the neck protector. Place the battery in longways with the wires of the battery pointing to your Shark bluetooth button. If you don't install the battery correctly, the neck protector will not install correctly.Are you absolutely sure there is no pocket? The pocket is between the helmet shell inner padding. Look for it. If your helmet claims it is bluetooth ready, then the pocket or space will be there.
5 months, 3 weeks ago
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The pocket is there, it's just really really skinny. It was so tight on my helmet that I know I will never bea ble to get that battery back out again without prying it out. When you remove the neck shroud, it's directly in the center, right under the DOT sticker on the back of the helmet. There is a thin groove that is barely perceptible to finger probing. I also found this to be a goo dplace to tuck the connection between the left and right speakers.Now what I would like to see is a longer USB charging port cord off the battery. It's too short. Needs to be about 2" longer or so.
Age: 35-44
Gender: male
1 year, 4 months ago
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Age: 35-44
Gender: male
MPLS
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Shark Sharktooth Bluetooth Kit
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helmet interchangeability?
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State: NY
Rider Type: Moto Enthusiast
Age: 55-64
Gender: male
bk, ny
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I have 3 helmets that I use. Can I use this device on different helmets? If so, is interchangeability simple?
State: NY
Rider Type: Moto Enthusiast
Age: 55-64
Gender: male
1 year, 9 months ago
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State: NY
Rider Type: Moto Enthusiast
Age: 55-64
Gender: male
bk, ny
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The Shark bluetooth is made to mount in one helmet. I suppose you could move the bluetooth from helmet to helmet if; each helmet was made fit the bluetooth device and your willing to deal with re-adhering the shark bluetooth button every time you moved the helmet.5 months, 3 weeks ago
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In short, no. Two reasons: first, the unit only comes with a permanent glue mount. You could probably come up with a less permanent solution, but it would probably look bad and be more bulky. As it is, the separate battery system is what allows for such a low profile unit. Which is your 2nd problem. Since the battery is separate, you would have to find a way to bury the battery in another helmet inside the liner. It's a great unit paired with the Shark helmets it is intended for. I personally wouldn't recommend trying to use it in non-Shark helmets, especially if you plan on moving it around which would require a special mount. See my review of the ST for photos of how this works and looks.Age: 55-64
Gender: male
1 year, 8 months ago
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Age: 55-64
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Baltimore, MD
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Hello Euegene,I just received my Sharktooth system a few days ago and I'm still in the evaluation stage. My initial impression is very good, having used it paired with my iPhone for streaming music, telephone calls, and GPS map directions. However, I don't think it's a good match for your needs.
This particular headset is brand specific (Shark "ST" model helmets) and is not a good choice for use in multiple helmets (even if they're all Shark ST's). Once installed, the control pad is permanently attached to the helmet with no provision for removal.
That being said, if one of your helmets happens to be a Shark ST, the Sharktooth may turn you into a one helmet man.
Age: 35-44
Gender: male
1 year, 8 months ago
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Age: 35-44
Gender: male
Aiken
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Does the intercom feature mean that you could communicate between two helmets?
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State: CT
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The Sharktooth units can be put into full Vox mode. Once in this mode you chat away full duplex.1 year, 8 months ago
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Yes1 year, 10 months ago
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| Product Style | RevZilla SKU ID | Manufacturer Product # | Availability |
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| Shark Sharktooth Bluetooth Kit | 746533 | SHTOOTH | In Stock: Ships within 24 hours |
