>I used the Sony ear buds for my Rio MP3 player and they fit nicely under my Shoei RF1000 . just don't use the ones that wrap around the ear (easy to go on but hurts to remove ) .

 

Haven't been on for a liitle while, so don't know if you found a remedy for your music listening... What i have is a chatter box and bought an audio cord for it, it plugs into any audio unit and its not too loud so you can still pay attention to your surroundings. Hope this helps.

 

I just bought a new Ipod after having mine ripped off. Everything is back to normal. And I will say id rather listen to my bike out in the country or on some curvy roads...but the damn commuting superslab gets boring as can be. I find music helps keep my focus...maybe its that damn attention disorder .

 

yeah I can ride with music... have ridden with music.. even when I had to deal with a skipping discman... I like to hear the bike though so it's low enough. You should be able to get to a point as a rider where you're not staring at the tach to shift. Anyway...haha whatever you do pass on the chatterbox if you have a gf... I never realized how bored they get back there.

 

If shes bored maybe you need to pick up the pace a little . And my g/f loves the chatterbox....i just give her the ipod and i have my own portable disc jockey .

 

that's what I mean... sometimes silence is golden. just enjoy the ride. I wouldn't ride hard with my g/f on the back. I love her too much. anyway music is fine if you don't get caught. Hide the wires through your jacket and watch the head bobbin. I've gotten a ticket. Had it fixed but just the same.

 

i tried this one time and the earphones almost cut into my ears. How you guys manage putting and taking off your helmet with them thangs in there. Also when i put my helmt on ther weren't in my ear no mo

 

yeah I had just the ear piece ones and had to adjust them through the front of the face... when I turned my head around they pulled out all the time.. more frustrating than anything.