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Joined: Oct 2009
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From: Clarksville, TN
I've got a $29 walkman with a connector that has a place for two sets of headphones. I only listen to FM radio anyway so I can get local traffic and weather reports. Been using this setup for 12 yrs now. 4 yrs ago when they quit makeing them I went to a truck stop and bought all they had left on the shelf (5). The sound is great and can still hear all that goes on around ya.
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From: Queens, NY
I've got a $29 walkman with a connector that has a place for two sets of headphones. I only listen to FM radio anyway so I can get local traffic and weather reports. Been using this setup for 12 yrs now. 4 yrs ago when they quit makeing them I went to a truck stop and bought all they had left on the shelf (5). The sound is great and can still hear all that goes on around ya.
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From: Long Island, NY
Short of adding a fairing with speakers and a good size amp in the front, and some hard bags with speakers in the back, an ipod with ear buds is likely the way to go if you want to listen to music at highway speeds.
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Joined: May 2010
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From: St Louis, Missouri
I have a full face bluetooth helmet. Sounds decent up to about 70mph. Also does helmet to helmet and fm radio. Playes from my mp3 player and works for the cell phone as well. I wear a 1/2 helmet most of the time, but its great to have the option for a long trip and cold weather. Mine is an O'Neal Tirade from cycle gear around $280.00
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