Speaker Earmoulds to B/T headset

[Abe]

UPDATE:-

Plugs needed adjusting after an 1 hour of riding to get the "sweet" spot in the ear canal (only minor discomfort) this will come with time.
Removed plugs completely as I found I was over revving the engine on take offand changing gear as I could not hear the engine rev's.
Also, I do like to hear the sound of the 1100 through the Staintunes, however I still listen to music/phone through the Bikecomm system already fitted into the helmet.

Having said that I have used the earmoulds whilst grinding metal/mowing lawns/drilling concrete and are more then impressed.

Earmoulds for "me" are more suited to Freeway riding, not local riding.

[Brock]

Interesting, but I have had no discomfort, or problems with taking off..

[Abe]

Brock hopefully I will be the same one day.  I have just got mine and that was my first ride with them.
I think it is something I need to get used too and adjust accordingly.

[ST2UP]

UPDATE:-

Plugs needed adjusting after an 1 hour of riding to get the "sweet" spot in the ear canal (only minor discomfort) this will come with time.
Removed plugs completely as I found I was over revving the engine on take offand changing gear as I could not hear the engine rev's.
Also, I do like to hear the sound of the 1100 through the Staintunes, however I still listen to music/phone through the Bikecomm system already fitted into the helmet.

Having said that I have used the earmoulds whilst grinding metal/mowing lawns/drilling concrete and are more then impressed.

Earmoulds for "me" are more suited to Freeway riding, not local riding.

Good report Amigo.....we ruv ours but don't do commuting, so leaving the speakers helmet was a good call mate ??

[saaz]

I have the opposite problem. When on the few times I ride without the earplugs (say for doing triathlon support when I need to hear the tech official on the back) everything seems so noisy and my ears do not like that much anymore.  I tend to put the ear plugs in for even the short rides.