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Reply #15 - 08/28/09 at 17:05:42
 
Thanks alot guys!  Smiley  I seem to have heard something about hearing protection on a motorcycle, but it went in one ear and out the other.  (I did not intend to make all those puns, but it did work our nicely Cheesy)

Anyway, I hear the crickets all the time as well and know I have hearing loss.  I really try to use ear plugs if I know I am going to be around loud noise.  I guess I will add them to my riding gear as well.  I really need to save all I have left.

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Reply #16 - 08/28/09 at 19:27:40
 
Always use earplugs or earphones when going long distance but not for commuting.
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Reply #17 - 08/28/09 at 20:38:37
 
I can't wear earplugs when I ride they would get in the way of my ear buds.
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Reply #18 - 08/28/09 at 23:25:27
 
I wear ear plugs with my full face.  Cuts the wind noise down to almost zero.
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Reply #19 - 08/29/09 at 07:39:02
 
I wear in Sony In-Ear Noise Cancelling earbuds.  Keeps the steady sounds out but sound that change, like sirens or cars coming up behind me, come right through.  I foudn out my ipod nano can hit the pavement at 65 mph and still work just fine with only a few dings last time.
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Reply #20 - 08/29/09 at 09:59:57
 
Being In an Industrial plant for the last 20 years and a former Artillery guy I do have the 24/7 ringing and I do wear Ear plugs now.
Plus the Pink Floyd, AC/DC and Led Zepplin cranked all the way up on the 8track, did some damage.
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Reply #21 - 08/29/09 at 11:46:00
 
ATGATT includes earplugs...protection is protection.
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Reply #22 - 08/29/09 at 13:08:55
 
I rode about 40 miles today, round trip and tried the ear plugs.  It was a little different, certainly not as loud, I seemed to have a tendency to run faster than normal.  Once I realized that, I got back down to the right speed.  It was different.

Once I got off and took the plugs out, I could really tell a difference.  I guess I found a new something to keep up with.
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Reply #23 - 08/30/09 at 15:44:21
 
they also make ear plug headphones that you can pick up at lowes for less than 20 bucks
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Reply #24 - 08/30/09 at 16:52:12
 
I wear them because of the noise the air makes. When I get off they go into my watch pocket, for next time.
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Reply #25 - 08/30/09 at 17:09:12
 
Starlifter wrote on 08/29/09 at 11:46:00:
ATGATT includes earplugs...protection is protection.

and a condom,... don't forget the condom.... Huh
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Reply #26 - 08/30/09 at 17:34:13
 
Spark Plugs? Saw the Rolling Stones back in '72 and couldn't hear for about three days, since then it's been all down hill for my hearing and I have a ringing 24/7. Sounds like a tea kettle starting to come to a boil in the next room. I use the cheap "buy by the box" foam ear plugs and toss some in my riding jacket, riding pants and anywhere else I can stash a set. It's real quite wearing a set of spark plugs but my helmet doesn't fit. You all need to speak up, can't hear you quite right  Wink Wink
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Reply #27 - 08/30/09 at 18:48:18
 
"and a condom,... don't forget the condom...."

Heh, as I said protection is protection.  Wink  
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Reply #28 - 08/31/09 at 18:34:50
 
200 plus miles this weekend.  And I've come to the conclusion that my custom earplugs are STILL too loud.  That the foam ones are better.  I'll have to get a megapack of them.  I just have that slight ringing today.
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Re: Ear Plugs?
Reply #29 - 08/31/09 at 18:47:14
 
Serowbot wrote on 08/30/09 at 17:09:12:
Starlifter wrote on 08/29/09 at 11:46:00:
ATGATT includes earplugs...protection is protection.

and a condom,... don't forget the condom.... Huh


I tried those in my ears but they flap in the wind something awful!  Cheesy

Seriously, I wear plugs all the time, especially when not running a windshield. The wind noise is horrible with a cruiser helmet.
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