Riding with Tunes

Do you ride with tunes?


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Wag

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So, how is it more dangerous than listening to music in the car? Or rather, are you more likely to get in an accident while listening to music on your bike?

--Wag--

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Ok folks. Yesterday I feeling a little better than usual and decided to try out my mp3 player. Riding with tunes was great, and I wish I would have done this sooner. The problem is, it could get me in trouble. I was having way too much fun. I wanted to post a poll, who rides with tunes, who does not.

Having tunes while riding enhances the whole riding experience especially on those sunday morning rides on the open roads. I think on the commute to work early in the morning like on the 91 would be a distraction.
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Having tunes while riding enhances the whole riding experience especially on those sunday morning rides on the open roads. I think on the commute to work early in the morning like on the 91 would be a distraction.
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Cant be any worse than the 10 between Riverside and San Bernadino. :laugh:

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Got some new headphones yesterday. Over the ear, means they stay in place when I put my helmet on and the sound is great.

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Got some new headphones yesterday. Over the ear, means they stay in place when I put my helmet on and the sound is great.


These are the ones I use, they are comfortable and they stay put when I put on my lid. They are made by SONY.

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Yes Sir, very similar to what I purchased, Sony also! :thumbsup:

how much did you pay and are there just as good as the earbuds? i use the "buds" and they cancel noise very well ,but after a little time in the saddle, they start to hurt my ears.

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how much did you pay and are there just as good as the earbuds? i use the "buds" and they cancel noise very well ,but after a little time in the saddle, they start to hurt my ears.


I got them for the low low price of 6.89 at Wal-Mart. :cheerleader:

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Sometimes with, sometimes without. Actually, while riding with music I feel less connected to the machine. More like I'm a spectator. Then again, I have been known to be quite animated while riding to music....hmmmm....connection ????.....maybe. :oldcool: Get a set of Sennheiser, in ear, ear phones....no wind noise, awesome stereo quality. I believe Rubber2burn got me to buy a set. Now I need a set for the co-pilot.... :super:

Warning: Beware of the song "Animal" by Nickleback while riding the Hayabusa....... :oldcool: and don't set it on replay over and over or you'll find yourself in another state...and not the one you live in !!!! :super:
OMG! Animal almost got me in trouble the other morning... It came on... I got into the song and then look at the spedo... Ruh-roh!

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I have a stupid question: what is it that makes people think it's dangerous to listen to tunes while you're riding?

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hahah cause some people still have the notion if it is to loud they cant listen to it

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I think riding while listening to your mp3 player would be like going to a bar and downing about seven drinks before getting on your bike.

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Ok folks. Yesterday I feeling a little better than usual and decided to try out my mp3 player. Riding with tunes was great, and I wish I would have done this sooner. The problem is, it could get me in trouble. I was having way too much fun. I wanted to post a poll, who rides with tunes, who does not.


I like listening to the tunes but had a freak-out once. All was good listening to the tunes then there was dead silence for a bit and then I heard metal clanging noises. I thought oh crap my busa is gonna blow on me or something. I was starting to slow down and pull over when all of a sudden the rest of that Tool tune started playing. What a relief, and embarrassing moment.

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I like listening to the tunes but had a freak-out once. All was good listening to the tunes then there was dead silence for a bit and then I heard metal clanging noises. I thought oh crap my busa is gonna blow on me or something. I was starting to slow down and pull over when all of a sudden the rest of that Tool tune started playing. What a relief, and embarrassing moment.

I could see that happening, note to self, no tool.

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...Couldn't get picture to post in previous post...

4 speaker surround w/ 6 disc changer and MP3 player is a good way to go! ;)


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yes, but not all the time. Mostly on trips longer than an hour.
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