View Full Version : Earplugs?
tomjones2
18-04-06, 09:35 PM
Do you or don't you?
El Saxo
18-04-06, 09:39 PM
Depends if I remember them, or if i lose one in the middle of a rideout, and then realise I haven't got any spares with me... :roll:
YOU'LL HAVE TO SPEAK UP!!
goonrider
18-04-06, 09:47 PM
99.9% percent of the time!
Only time I don't is when I'm keeping my ear out for a problem mechanical or otherwise that's cropped up.
(Ears=balance=riding) that my argument anyway
scooby2102
18-04-06, 11:20 PM
Depends on ride out (but should know better)
Above 70mph, the plugs really hurt my ears, think its due to air pressure building up inside helmet (Arai Astro J)
They are custom fitted moulded plugs and are otherwise superb, much better than the foam type which I found were totally useless
independentphoto
18-04-06, 11:34 PM
Howard Leight Laser-Lite Disposable .......
.....or "Rhubarb & Custards" as I call 'em - they're yellow & pink. Very comfy.
Proper fitting is the secret.....You absolutely MUST follow the instructions to open up the ear canal and allow them to get right in. Ill fitting=ill working.
Garry 8)
Yep, all the time. Originally I figured nah, don't need to bother but then I went out for a bimble on the SV and after 45 minutes my ears were ringing as if I had been out all night clubbing. So in went the ear plugs. Took a bit of getting used to well worth it in my opinion.
YOU'LL HAVE TO SPEAK UP!!
That'll be a no then. :wink:
fizzwheel
19-04-06, 07:59 AM
Howard Leight Laser-Lite Disposable .......
.....or "Rhubarb & Custards" as I call 'em - they're yellow & pink. Very comfy.
Proper fitting is the secret.....You absolutely MUST follow the instructions to open up the ear canal and allow them to get right in. Ill fitting=ill working.
Garry 8)
I use those ones to. They are the best ones that i found after trying loads of different ones.
Professor
19-04-06, 08:13 AM
YOU'LL HAVE TO SPEAK UP!!
AND YOU'LL HAVE TO TYPE IN BIGGER LETTERS (CAN'T SEE A THING)!
No, I don't wear earplugs.
yep. ear plugs all the way for me too. allows me to concentrate on riding rather than the grinding of gears, wailing of an engine and general abuse my bike gets when i'm astride it :oops:
Ceri JC
19-04-06, 08:30 AM
Yep. I think people who don't see the point should talk to a few old bikers who've ridden for years without them. THEY TEND TO SHOUT and can't hear you. :D
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