Best head phones for roadies?

Burl Borcherding said:

Yeah, I know were not suppose to ride with music, but a guy has to have some entertainment.

Those flashing lights are mighty entertaining, along with the sirens. the kids love 'em.

Quoted message said:

I am searching for a good earpiece for bike riding. Something that will sound good and keep the
wind noise to a minimum. Presently, I used the Koss sport ear piece and it works ok. Wonder if
anybody has found something that works better.

Getting a song stuck in my head. or singing.

-Luigi

"Burl Borcherding" <[email hidden]> wrote in news:F6obb.542485$uu5.90362@sccrnsc04:

Quoted message said:

Yeah, I know were not suppose to ride with music, but a guy has to have some entertainment. I am
searching for a good earpiece for bike riding. Something that will sound good and keep the wind
noise to a minimum. Presently, I used the Koss sport ear piece and it works ok. Wonder if anybody
has found something that works better.

I prefer Sony earbuds. They come with a little carrying case that they can roll up into neatly. Easy
to put in your jersey pocket or backpack with no mess.

- Boyd S.

For price/performance value, I prefer Jensen earbuds. They have a lower cost model that gives good
tone and has ear loops that hold them on snugly when riding. I now most often use a Sony headphone
AM/FM radio when riding, as there are no wires or a separate receiver/player unit with which I have
to fiddle. When I used $45. Sony earbuds, I found that I dropped or stepped on them just as
frequently as the $6. type.

With my videocameras, I use the inexpensive Jensen earbuds and keep a couple spare pair on
their bubble cards in my bag, as they are expendable items (frequently) with me.

Steve McDonald

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Quoted message said:

For price/performance value, I prefer Jensen earbuds. They have a lower cost model that gives
good tone and has ear loops that hold them on snugly when riding. I now most often use a Sony
headphone AM/FM radio when riding, as there are no wires or a separate receiver/player unit
with which I have to fiddle. When I used $45. Sony earbuds, I found that I dropped or stepped
on them just as frequently as the $6. type.

Mine cost less than $10. You got ripped off.