îñéáåá ÷öø áâåâì îîä ùøàéúé àéï îîù ôúøåï áðåé ì÷ñãåú ùì àåôðåò. (ðøàä ùìáéñáåì åàåìé âí ìàåôðééí ãåå÷à éù).
îä ùëï éù ôúøåï éôä ùì îéùäå:
Nice to see a couple of other motorcyclist here! I'm not a hardcore motorcyclist, but I do have a bike that ride as often as I can (Honda Shadow VLX). I have bilateral implants and wear the Opus 2s. I ended up getting a helmet that was 'bluetooth ready' and had those foam inserts you could take out to replace with a bluetooth device. Before I put my helmut on, I attach the long cable to my Opus 2 (the one used for the active wear option) and then tuck the processor into the the foam where the bluetooth device would have gone. I then put the helmet on and, with a little finagling, attach the coil to my head. The coil is thin enough that it is not really affected by the foam, and the processor itself is not on my ear, but in the foam insert for the bluetooth. This way, I can still hear and don't feel I've compromised the integrity of the helmet. For the longer rides, I put my iphone in my pocket, plug my neckloop in and wear it under my jacket, switch to t-coil only, and just listen to the music while enjoying those country rides. Total serenity.
