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Grtechguy wrote:internetautomart wrote:I wouldn't want any long drive vehicle without a radio. PLUS riding/driving while wearing headphones is ILLEGAL last I checked. That includes riding a bicycle.
looks like it's allowed in Mi
http://home.ama-cycle.org/amaccess/laws/result.asp?state=mi
I will say this, My inner-ear buds block all the wind noise in my helmet. I can hear more cars / engine noise with them in.
i really need to append my sig to state that my advice is only valid in chicago 
What I always wished for was a radio/cd jammer, so that I could sit at red lights and just flick a switch so I wouldn't have to endure auditory torture such as you describe. I'm sure it can be done and whoever does it will be a millionaire in no time.
Feedyurhed wrote:I realize this isn't exactly GRM and it's about motorcycles but.....I was out for an early morning Sunday drive in the Miata (top down of course) sitting at a stoplight when up drives an older HD motorcycle, sounds like he has just straight pipes on it and a radio absolutely CRANKED so it will overcome the sound of the motor. It's 8:00 am, we are the only ones around and I am sitting at a light next to a sound that is virtually making my ears bleed. I am not a biker so I don't know............do you need to have a radio blasting when you are riding a motorcycle especially one with no mufflers? Kinda like putting a radio in a top fuel dragster. Just wondering.
This will splain it to you. Didn't read the whole thread so sorry if it's a repost:
mistanfo wrote:The Borg protects the President? Wow, didn't know htat he had been assimilated.
Resistance is futile.
I have headphones mounted into the helmet. The road noise is enough that the music (even at full blast) is in the background over my inline 4 turning 7k. Just enough to keep me sane. The radar detector was at least louder than the bike in the helmet
