looking for something to use when riding my motorcycle long distance
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They would be great for riding. I have a 65 Mustang Fastback with the original AM radio, so I use these often when I'm driving it. If you want to isolate the ambient noise even better though, I would recommend getting a set of Comply T400 tips...they are soft foam and both isolate more noise AND improve the sound quality of these already excellent buds. Have fun!
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Sound is top, micro OK (I imagine difficult to use on bike anyway). Good sound isolation (I use in airplanes mainly). Strong cables. Wearing for many hours might get uncomfortable (something like the Bose headset might be better); depends on ear and which of the plastic tips were chosen.
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Dont ride motorcycles, so not sure if theyll block the motor noise, but they do totally seal your ear cavity and block most sound. For this reason I DONT use em while bicycling. Theyre real nice sound though.
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Well beside the fact that this could be a safety risk i would recommend Nuforce NE-700m Titanium. The cord is a good 3 feet or so. Take note that they cancel sound fairly well. There is a cheaper model (about $10 less) but since you are going to be riding the more expensive one have a button controller so you dont have to mess with your phone/media player.
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Please note that it is illegal to wear earphones that cover/block both ears in California, and I expect most other states in the USA. Using it in one ear is allowed. You are not supposed to be off in your own little world when operating a motor vehicle, and as a former motorcyclist myself, I would really not want a car driver to be oblivious to those around said driver.
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That is the reason I bought these headphones. They work great for riding. The combination of great sound plus the noise canceling buds make for an enjoyable long distance ride!
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Like the other guys said, sound quality is great with bass and treble dynamics very balanced and non muddy. Sound isolation is great, cables are durable, and good ear tips that won't fall out that quickly. So they may be great for you, although you may want to look into Bluetooth headsets like Plantronics BackBeat Go if you want less wires to tangle with.
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Recommend Logitech Ultrathin. Have not used on train but do use it on planes weekly and it is steady in all types of conditions.
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I dont know, but I can asure you it can be used in a long distance I recomend it
305020
Yes, I use this to charge my motorcycle, it's a bit bulky but would be perfect for your application.
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I am using a Mefoto Road trip in carbon fiber. It is light and really compact. There is a smaller version and a larger version available from them also.
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This speaker would not be sufficient for motorcycle use. I use it on a road bicycle when riding by myself and it works OK, but even then the wind noise sometimes is to much for it. Add an engine and it would be next to useless. In general, the speaker does sound very good.
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With a clamp or device that you can attach it any where you need , charger that can be attach to the cigaret lighter and also what I did bought a device that can have a better visibility since I ride motorcycle I am very happy it has saved me several tickets but you have to learn the signals.
256020
Buy the power magic pro and hard wire it. Then you can program it how long you want it to stay on after you leave the vehicle
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A mountain bike front derailleur would work best. Adding a 24tooth granny ring would be fine also.
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try cyclegear, that's the same Bluetooth used in there Bluetooth helmet. hope that helps
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This one is not designed to go in the car. Check out the GunVault NV200 NanoVault.
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I ended up taking back the TomTom when the Garmin 680 became available and am using the Garmin friction pad. That worked great on our long trip, and it sits really well on the console during night driving when there'd be reflection on the windshield.
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so far, the best one for me is Garmin Zumo 665 (the Road Tech if you drive an Harley-D )
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I'm sure that would work. Buy a small 12-volt battery (motorcycle battery should work) and wire it so that you can remove the positive and negative leads from the battery when not in use. Good luck to you.
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I dont know where you might look at one. I have one and works very well. I have it on my motorhome and carry my Suzuki DL 1000 VStrom.
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I recommend a full face helmet used for motorcycle (like, Scorpion or Icon Brand)
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Thank you, Jerry. I really appreciate your note and your help. It sounds like the e250 may do what I need, but if you don't mind could you try leaving it off for a few hours or overnight to see if it still "remembers" where it was? If the e250 can hold its place for the ten hours or so between my two commutes I'll buy one in a heartbeat. <s>