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Protect your ears-good deal on plugs

The last time I bought mine it was off eBay. It was a pretty good deal, you just have to keep your eye on hidden shipping costs.
 
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Is it illegal to ride w/ ear plugs in? :huh: How about listening to music?
 
Snoopster said:
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Is it illegal to ride w/ ear plugs in? :huh: How about listening to music?

Yes, it is illegal to listen to music with ear plugs in... ;-)
 
Well they let deaf people drive don't they? So I can't really see why they would make it illegal to have musical earplugs. :)

I got a set of the molded earplugs last year, and a wired set with speakers inthem. Unless I lose em I won't need earplugs for a long long time.
 
I bought 2 set of custom ear plus. One set has the strings attached. I hate them. The string acts like a string on a tin can and everytime the string is touched it sound like finger nails scraped across a blackboard. :eek:

There must be a better way to attach strings to ear plugs , I see people using them alot.

Any ideas ?
 
Snoopster said:
Is it illegal to ride w/ ear plugs in? :huh: How about listening to music?

According to the AMA database, it appears that neither is illegal in Texas. Here's a link to what they have posted on their website:

http://home.ama-cycle.org/amaccess/laws/result.asp?state=TX

I was recently pulled over by a DPS trooper and removed my earplugs as we were talking. He ignored that and stayed focused on giving me a warning (thank you, thank you, thank you!) for going 10 over instead. ;-)
 
The guy that stopped us on the way out to Big Bend asked me if he needed to wait for me to remove the plugs before he started lecturing me... :lol:
 
scratch said:
I was recently pulled over by a DPS trooper and removed my earplugs as we were talking. He ignored that and stayed focused on giving me a warning (thank you, thank you, thank you!) for going 10 over instead. ;-)

+1 on the way home from King's one Thursday evening. Exact same situation.
 
I use Silencio foam ear plugs. They are rated a 32db. You can pick up a dozen at the Wally Mart for two dollars. I keep a few in all of my jackets. I also use them when shooting skeet.

Ron
 
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