Legal Speeding Helmet Assisted Radar Detection System (H.A.R.D.): LS-HARD ***FREE SHIPPING***

The primary benefits of the H.A.R.D. System are:

1. No Wires between the Rider and the Motorcycle - H.A.R.D. utilizes wireless transmission for critical data: the radar detector warning alert. This eliminates the need to have a clumsy earpiece and avoids tangled wires.

2. No Modifications to Helmet or Radar Detector - The H.A.R.D. transmitter simply plugs into your radar detector and the receiver is easily placed inside your cheek pad or can be mounted on the outside of your helmet. This allows for quick and easy installation with no tools needed for installation.

3. Clean and Simple Design – The H.A.R.D. System is nearly invisible to others. The transmitter and receiver are small in size avoiding the risk of being seen by the people giving you tickets (no need to give them another reason for not letting you out of a ticket).

4. Same Benefits as Sophisticated Military Heads Up Display - Heads Up Displays allow pilots to keep their eyes on their target. H.A.R.D. allows you to keep your eyes on the road without having to look down and try to see the radar detector alerting you of a radar threat. H.A.R.D. also alerts you wherever your eyes are looking. Whether in a curve or looking at the scenery, you will immediately know when your radar detector is providing an alert.

5. Designed for Motorcycling Conditions - H.A.R.D. provides a visual alert overcoming road noise, music players and intercom systems.

6. One Radar Detector for all Vehicles – H.A.R.D. is an accessory for existing radar detectors. No need to buy a separate radar detector for your bike. If you are already using a Beltronics, Escort, or Valentine radar detector, simply take the detector from your other vehicle and use it on your bike.

7. Compatible with Leading Radar Detectors – The H.A.R.D. system is compatible with the following detectors (when using an approved factory power cord): Beltronics Sti Driver, RX65, RX55, and the V995; Escort 9500i, Escort 8500 X50, 8500, 7500S, 7500, 6800, and the Solo S2 (Escort Direct Wire Cord option required); all Valentine One models without requiring the Remote Audio Device.

8. Stand-alone System - Since the H.A.R.D. system is self-contained, you don’t have to worry about changing your current way of riding. This means no need to re-wire your bike or change your sound systems.

DETAILS:

The H.A.R.D. system is made up of two components: a transmitter and a receiver. The transmitter has a six-inch power cord with a male RJ11 jack on the end. This cord plugs into the female RJ11 power jack located on the radar detector. These male and female RJ11 jacks look like those used on telephone systems. The H.A.R.D. System transmitter has a female RJ11 jack that the detector power cord plugs into. A green light on the transmitter indicates when the transmitter is sending a signal to the receiver. Total installation time for the transmitter is less than 10 seconds as it simply plugs ‘in-line’ with the existing detector wiring.

The receiver is a miniature, battery operated device that can be placed inside a check pad or attached to the outside of the helmet. Just like a cell phone, the receiver has an on / off switch to maximize battery life. A green painted dot by the switch indicates if the receiver is in the on or off position. You can ride for 120 hours, which can be as much as 4,000 miles, between battery changes. The receiver has a long cord with the red LED warning light located at the end of the cord. This allows the small red LED warning light to be placed any where inside your peripheral vision. We refer to the red LED warning light as the ‘business end of the receiver.