Printable Bluetooth Helmet Pairing Worksheet

Many folks do not know where to begin when deciding how to build a Bluetooth helmet network. We have created a free Printable Bluetooth Helmet Pairing Worksheet to help you get started. This worksheet will get you organized and help you visualize the big picture.

Use the Bluetooth Helmet Pairing Worksheet to:

• Understand the relationship between all of the network devices.
• Determine which functions are to be handled by your cell phone or smart phone.
• Determine which Bluetooth slave* units to purchase (varies with Bluetooth master**).
• Help with priority scheduling.
• Organize all the Bluetooth Passkeys necessary to pair all the devices.
• Make note of all serial numbers and other information necessary to file an insurance claim if needed.

Click Bluetooth Helmet Pairing Worksheet to print your FREE copy of the worksheet.

* Bluetooth slaves = cell phone, GPS, MP3 player, FM radio, intercom, 2-way radio, etc.

** Bluetooth master device = Bluetooth helmet or Bluetooth motorcycle headset.

Helmet hair is a small price to pay for safety. Always wear your helmet!

Bicycle Helmet Speaker Safety

I have seen many forum discussions on the need, want and safety of bicycle helmet speakers. Forum participants are generally against the use of Bluetooth helmet speakers because they believe in the whole biker communing with nature experience or they believe helmet speakers are not safe.

The one with nature view point is a personal choice and I have no comment on that, but as to the safety issue; I have written an ezine article where I have gathered a few interesting facts. To view this article go to: Are Bicycle Helmet Speakers a Cause for Safety Concerns?

Bottom line, a Bluetooth helmet can be dangerous if used improperly. As of this writing, 11 US states have restricted the use of motorcycle helmet speakers but no state has addresses the issue of bicycle helmet speakers. Whether on a bicycle, ATV or motorcycle, use common sense when you don a Bluetooth helmet.