Riding with ipod
#11
Hi, I use to ride with My MP3 player using a set of skull candy ear buds, worked fine but I wanted to add speakers and found a set with a amp for under $75 and no Mo Buds . Took a little getting use to the music with other sounds of the ride included. With the buds You hear the buds and nothing else...WVleo
#13
Get some good earbuds (I use shure) with the foam or rubber attachments on the end. They work pretty well, until you get on the freeway at 80. then it has to be turned nearly all the way up.
Drew
Drew
#14
Don't flame me for this, but on my sportbikes (i know, I know), I took some old headphones apart and velcroed the speakers into my fullface, it worked like a charm. I ride with my Motorola bluetooth headphones now when I want to listen to the IPhone, no wire, and the phone and tunes work flawlessly. The bluetooth headphones go in the ear but have a plastic headpeice that wraps around the back of the head to hold it on, so I can't wear a fullface with them in, but the half helmets work fine!
#15
Good Luck.
#17
Don't go cheap, like those crappy "Skull-candy ***" earbuds.
No offense guys but you get what you pay for.
Drop the $99.00 for Bose ear buds and you won't be disappointed.
No offense guys but you get what you pay for.
Drop the $99.00 for Bose ear buds and you won't be disappointed.
#19
I bought the bike to get away from all the HUM-DRUM of the world.
Not to bring it along..
Just me, the wife, and the bike is all I need.......Ohhh and the sweeeet music of the pipes... on a quite country road.
Not to bring it along..
Just me, the wife, and the bike is all I need.......Ohhh and the sweeeet music of the pipes... on a quite country road.