[Omnivore]

I never realized until I bought a Goldwing, on a whim, that listening to music while riding a bike was so enjoyable. Those that have not tried it really should.

That said, I listen to all sorts of stuff from 60's rock to grunge, but I almost crashed listing to outta space by Billy Preston, cause I got a bit too much into it lol (great high speed rythm)

[Wild-Bill]

I cant believe people listen to music inside a helmet... I tried it and cant hear whats going on around me.

Then turn down the volume.

I like a bit of everything, from Tom Lehrer to Lenny Kravitz to the Beatles, Ramones and Suicidal Tendencies. Country is in there, too, I love TSO (Christmas Eve in Sarajevo really got to me after I was there on a Christmas day back in 95.) and Jewel has a voice like sex.

I've got about 16,000 tracks on an old Jukebox Zen that I set on random play and forget. Trick is to let the music be a background to what you're doing, not the foreground that blocks out what you're doing.

[Giaco]

What is the safest way to go about listening to music? Ohio requires that you can only have one earphone in, but is there an easy way to do helmet speakers, or is there something i'm missing...

[Wild-Bill]

Take your pick:

http://shop.ebay.com/?_from=R40&_trksid=p5197.m570.l1311&_nkw=motorcycle+helmet+speakers&_sacat=See-All-Categories

Depending on your music source and the speakers you get, you may find that you need a boost. If so, try this:

http://boostaroo.com/

[Giaco]

Thanks bill! It would be nice to kill off the wind buffet sound on the highway, but i suppose safety is more than worth not having in-ear headphones...

[cnyoung]

Megadeath, Rob Zombie God Smack Motor Head and the Doors.

[Wild-Bill]

Thanks bill! It would be nice to kill off the wind buffet sound on the highway, but i suppose safety is more than worth not having in-ear headphones...

For the wind buffet you can wear earplugs (they do a nice job of reducing the noise level without killing your ability to hear traffic) or get one of those socks that go around the bottom of the helmet and seals up around your neck.

http://www.webbikeworld.com/r2/windjammer/helmet-wind-blocker.htm