This is what I use. Great customer service and very helpful. They are not cheap but you only have two ears.

 

+1 on Big Ear. I purchased them a few years ago at a Cycle show. I believe I paid $45 and they inject a mold into each ear so they are a custom fit. They really drown out the sound of both the wind and exhaust, yet still let the frequency of your radio come through. They are very comfortable and have held up very well.

I also have a pair of S-plugs from Lee Parks Designs. They are equally as comfortable, but have a small pass-thur hole that make it easier to hear conversations yet still muffles the wind and exhaust fairly well.

Regards,
JB

 

I have custom ear molds fitted by an Audiologist. They're excellent, wish I'd worn them all my life. Only $60. I lube them with over the counter ear drops before putting them in, really creates a nice seal. A little lubrication greatly improves the experience. You may need a tissue after the ride. This is not sounding quite right.

 

I use SureFire Sonic Defenders EP4 $13 - $20, depending on where you get them. I get mine off e-Bay and use them for everything, shooting, riding, lawn mowing, trimming, tree cutting - very comfortable and I like that I can pick how much noise I want to block out.

http://www.surefire.com/EarProProducts

 

Solved my noise problems with my Ultra SE3..........................Goldwing !!

 

ditto on the big bear. awesome.

 

I also use the "Bigear" ones and I'm very happy with them! I use them primarly to shoot firearms and they work great!

 

www.westone.com
They've been around for decades........i use the 4rt model,very comfortable. i got a full hearing test ,ears cleaned and custom plugs for $140

 

big plus on the custom fitted ones. Got some from an audiologist, paid 85 bucks and they work great, even drowns out the old lady when she snores. Wish i'd bought em years ago, no more rumble all night when your trying to sleep

 

+3 on Big Ear. I have the plain ones as well as a set with speakers in them they are both great.