Ear Plugs

technobear · Post by **technobear** » Aug 28th, '07, 08:27

Finally found a bulk supplier of decent foam ear plugs at a reasonable price:

http://www.simplyworkwear.co.uk/acatalo ... on_80.html

£23.43 delivered - that's less than 12p per pair

greg · Post by **greg** » Aug 28th, '07, 23:21

eh? Speak up.

age · Post by **age** » Aug 29th, '07, 19:51

what ???????

:lol:

Good advice would be to wear earplugs when riding !

(can't hear the wife moaning)

SteveR3 · Post by **SteveR3** » Aug 29th, '07, 22:49

Can't you get them from your Workplace/Employer for free?

Billi · Post by **Billi** » Aug 29th, '07, 23:40

maybe you should try an MP3 or ipod, like I found out a couple of weeks ago, that a load up in stoke do...I personally find this slightly worrying...do any of you lot use these music machines when your riding???

I can't cos a) my bikes so old I have to listen for every clunk..
and b) I like to know whats going on around me, muffled as it is by the helmet..
just interested to see what goes on..xx

Funky · Post by **Funky** » Aug 30th, '07, 00:50

I have one head phone on my left ear if i have a long boring journey ahead. Depends how i feel though. I've tried ear plugs but i dont get on with them as i need to hear the engine.

Maver-Nick · Post by **Maver-Nick** » Aug 30th, '07, 05:55

Can't wear ear plugs, they seriously affect my balance.

Don't listen to music, it would seriously affect my concentration.

Just me and the bike...

Post by **billinom8s** » Aug 30th, '07, 12:05

have worn them for years, dont go anywhere without them (on the bike)

funky i can hear your bike with my plugs in

Funky · Post by **Funky** » Aug 30th, '07, 13:07

billinom8s wrote:

funky i can hear your bike with my plugs in

not at the moment you can't

jonoono69 · Post by **jonoono69** » Aug 30th, '07, 21:10

Get mine for nothing,

Normally have my music, on long runs,
and my phone on short ones.

I wear them all the time when im at home,