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  1. #31
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    Jul 2005
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    While I am new to riding again. When I rode as a kid, I had a handle bar mounted radio, it was big, but it did the job.

    I don't ride on roads, so my 0.02 are only from riding on trails. If I'm not feeling very motivated, I put my headphones in one ear and put some techno on, which usually gets me moving and not so down about the hill I'm climbing up.

    With regards to riding on the road. Cars have stereos, and turned up loud enough, which many people do, the driver can not hear a car beeping, a cop coming up or anything else for that matter. With newer cars, sound proofing is done so well you don't hear any road noise.

    So you have people behind the wheel of 1000lb vehicles who can't hear any better than someone with headphones on a bike.

    With most open ear headphones, I don't think in one ear is going to kill someone. I think eye sight would be far more important than hearing.

    Are they going to ban someone who is deaf from riding a bike?

    jm2c

    Forgot to add...motorcyclists...I don't understand how they can hear anything, or hear for that matter when they get off. It's deafening to me.
    Last edited by mtnmunch; 08-10-2005 at 10:22 AM. Reason: had another thought...
    do or do not, there is no try - yoda
    note to self: repeat everyday 20 times

 

 

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