JoseyR3Wales
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TXtriple
SIC VIS PACEM PARA BELLUM
I'm missing something.....
1olbull
Riding Motor Since 1950
You are missing that external loudass speakers suck and those that use them are R-U-D-E!
. . . Unless I happen to like the music. Heh! Heh! Heh!
BillyIndiana
Road rash heals-Freckles grow back-Ride
Motorcycles and radios really? Not for me. All I want to hear is the engine, wind and tires on the road.
Wife asked about getting some intercoms for our helmets.
I told her," Honey if you want to talk we will take the car."
Wife asked about getting some intercoms for our helmets.
I told her," Honey if you want to talk we will take the car."
barbagris
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I have a radio mounted in the LandRover because it was the cheapest way to fill the hole in the dash. Never switch it on.
And, unless things have changed ALOT, my experience of radio in the USA is less than favourable. I'd rather be deaf!
And, unless things have changed ALOT, my experience of radio in the USA is less than favourable. I'd rather be deaf!
RKTNMYPKT
Village Idiot
Love my radio! I love my playlist!
It is funny though how you guys with loud a$$ pipes don’t care about everyone around you listening to them, but you don’t want to hear somebody’s loud music
It is funny though how you guys with loud a$$ pipes don’t care about everyone around you listening to them, but you don’t want to hear somebody’s loud music
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Joesmoe
IMOKUR2
For me the radio is in the SENA 20 intercom we have.
FWIW, the availability of the intercom was what changed my lovely pillion from a reluctant participant to an advocate proactively suggesting we ride. That aspect of it: priceless.
Back to the radio - being able to scan for traffic (sometimes) and weather (more often) is the primary - exclusive ? - purpoe - and of course, being in the helmet, not subject anyone else.
FWIW, the availability of the intercom was what changed my lovely pillion from a reluctant participant to an advocate proactively suggesting we ride. That aspect of it: priceless.
Back to the radio - being able to scan for traffic (sometimes) and weather (more often) is the primary - exclusive ? - purpoe - and of course, being in the helmet, not subject anyone else.
Stillserving
LET'S GO BRANDON
I somewhat agree there, most motorcycle speakers are not the best, but there are some out there that are actually quite good--IF you want to pay for them.
As far as being R-U-D-E...That's the same as cars, you need to know when to turn them down so as NOT to be rude, like when you pull up to a light or in a parking lot.
Jvheli
Nitrous
My favorite station, is CES at 6500rpm......
BillyIndiana
Road rash heals-Freckles grow back-Ride
@Joesmoe I should confess.
Not having intercoms is because when I am going down the road I will sing to myself and talk to myself. It is personal time to me.
We have Modular helmets so if we want to talk we just pop them open.
When weaving through traffic "Stuck in the Middle with You" is my groove song. I need to learn all the words one of these days.
Not having intercoms is because when I am going down the road I will sing to myself and talk to myself. It is personal time to me.
We have Modular helmets so if we want to talk we just pop them open.
When weaving through traffic "Stuck in the Middle with You" is my groove song. I need to learn all the words one of these days.
