I have this version (boom mic) in a modular helmet (HJC IS-MaxII). It works great. I couldn't tighten it all the way down due to the shape of the helmet, but tight enough is tight enough. A little blue locktight keeps the bolts where I put them. I can open and close the chinbar with no problem, even with the winter chin curtain in place. Its a little trickier with the breath box in place, but not impossible.The speakers fit perfectly. I can hear music, phone calls and intercom over road noise, even with good earplugs in. With a removable liner, and some brains, you can completely hide all of the wiring.I have a naked bike (SFV650 Gladius), so no windshield, and no wind protection of any kind. On the phone, I can hear people perfectly at any speed, and they can hear me up to about 65mph as long as I keep my visor shut. With a windshield, it would probably work even better at even higher speeds.Everything I've seen from Sena is high quality, waterproof, nicely textured, and beautiful. This is no exception.If you've never used a Sena, then you are simply missing out. It seamlessly intercoms with your friends. If you have no friends, then it wirelessly connects to your phone, GPS, BT media player and radar detector... All at once! It also has an aux input (3.5mm) for wired audio.It has easy to use controls (with gloves on), the battery charges fast, and lasts for 10-12 hours at max volume.I have the remote boom mic version in my old full face CL14, and my wife has the remote boom mic in her HJC IS17. Both work great as well. The boom mic stays put better than the remote boom.