Ear Pain from Windblast
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Ear Pain from Windblast
I ride with a Scorpion EXO-700 and have a problem with highway riding. I notice that after an extended period of highway riding, my left ear hurts. I've tried earplugs one day but felt self- consciece (sp?) (although I could hear fine, with the type I was using). Anyone have a solution to the problem?
#3
RE: Ear Pain from Windblast
Any helmet is going to have wind noise, so get over it and wear ear plugs...not only do they take away all that pesky wind noise, they also reduce rider fatigue on long rides!
I use Moldex Pura Fit (NRR 33) (Box of 200 Pairs) ordered from this company ( http://earplugstore.stores.yahoo.net/foearplinlaq.html ) for 26 bucks and always have a pocket full of earplugs!
I use Moldex Pura Fit (NRR 33) (Box of 200 Pairs) ordered from this company ( http://earplugstore.stores.yahoo.net/foearplinlaq.html ) for 26 bucks and always have a pocket full of earplugs!
#4
RE: Ear Pain from Windblast
i use a dickie neck deal.. anyway it keeps your neck warm or hot if its the summer, but it will fill in the gap between the bottom of your face/head top of your neck. cuts wind noise in half for me.. i also have helmet speakers to drown out the rest of the road noise with more noise. =/
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#6
RE: Ear Pain from Windblast
ORIGINAL: QuinC
i use a dickie neck deal.. anyway it keeps your neck warm or hot if its the summer, but it will fill in the gap between the bottom of your face/head top of your neck. cuts wind noise in half for me.. i also have helmet speakers to drown out the rest of the road noise with more noise. =/
i use a dickie neck deal.. anyway it keeps your neck warm or hot if its the summer, but it will fill in the gap between the bottom of your face/head top of your neck. cuts wind noise in half for me.. i also have helmet speakers to drown out the rest of the road noise with more noise. =/
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#9
RE: Ear Pain from Windblast
+1 on the chin curtain. It really cuts down on the wind that rolls in under your chin and up to your face and ears. Never heard of a balaclava for the summer, but you could try a neck gaiter that isn't wind proof - that way you'll have a little more ventilation and it won't cover your entire melon.
Or you can alwaysplug the trusty ol' mp3 player in and enjoy some tunes while you're out. Hey, if you can't hear traffic over thewind noise then you might as welllisten tosome music.
Or you can alwaysplug the trusty ol' mp3 player in and enjoy some tunes while you're out. Hey, if you can't hear traffic over thewind noise then you might as welllisten tosome music.