Maybye some Weezer every once and a while too.Bikelyst said:Coldplay all the way!
I agree. I would love to listen to music whilst riding but i find it just to risky.cyclingcarve31 said:Not a good idea, Only if you are on an abannoded road or something. You have to hear the cars and not worth getting hit
when i had my mountain bike what i would do is get my back pack & put some portable speakers in it. so hearing everything at the same time. i find riding with headphones distracting so the only way i would do it would be if it was externalralph13 said:My MP3 player is very unreliable, so I don't listen to it much. When I do though, I really enjoy riding with some music. If I had the time, I'd probably fill it with Reel Big Fish and SKA-P. Maybe some Van Halen too. I wouldn't want to listen to anything too slow.
You can still listen to music and be aware of whats around you. You either get used to hearing for both things or you turn it down a bit. I ride only on the roads here.. and i can't ride without music. I use all my senses to tell me when there are cars about etc. And because i now live in a small country city, there's cars everywhere all the time and they're used to cyclists.. so it's just being aware of things and not zoning out with your eyes.roadbikeman said:Not a wise thing to do, you need your ears when cycling on the road to hear car engines, hazards and people.
But it is good for removing those idiots from the gene pool.
That's a good idea! You can still enjoy music while biking and you'd be safe.J5311 said:when i had my mountain bike what i would do is get my back pack & put some portable speakers in it. so hearing everything at the same time. i find riding with headphones distracting so the only way i would do it would be if it was external
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