CycleCommute.CC
Active Member
- Location
- Livingston
What are bone conductors like on the bike? I've been wanting to try them for ages
Tales from today's commute....
- Thread starter martint235
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Spartak
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- Location
- Bristolian
Incontinentia Buttocks
Veteran
I'm just picking them up from Argos this very moment. I'll report back shortly.
Leaway2
Lycrist
- Location
- Manchester (Sale)
I love them. I guess there is some loss of quality but you retain the ability to hear your surrounding (providing the volume is not set too high). They sync effortlessly with my phone.
I listen to 4extra on my commutes, so "hiFi" is not an issue.
Mine have developed a rattle though, as though something is loose inside.
Aftershokz Air
CycleCommute.CC
Active Member
- Location
- Livingston
Thanks,, I'll really need to get a set at some point
Incontinentia Buttocks
Veteran
They're very light and nice and tight on my tiny head. Hardly any bass but I wasn't expecting them to have much do to the design. Only been using them to listen to podcasts while cooking and they seem really good. I'll try them on the bike tomorrow to see how they cope with the wind noise.
skudupnorth
Cycling Skoda lover
- Location
- Astley,Manchester
It doesn’t get any better when the weather is so good...... unless you are driving into Manchester
Like @skudupnorth , I had gorgeous weather for the commute this morning. A little chilly to start but not too bad. It didn't take long to warm up.
Next week is also half term but looked like a lot of folks decided to start it early, ie today. It made for a very clear traffic free route this morning. Nice.
Next week is also half term but looked like a lot of folks decided to start it early, ie today. It made for a very clear traffic free route this morning. Nice.
KneesUp
Guru
The bike made a clicking noise pulling away from a few junctions. I got off to investigate and couldn't see anything obvious. So I carried on. At the next junction there was a loud crack. I got off to look again. Nothing obvious. I got back on, and the chain fell off. Now you can all tell me that it's disgustingly uncared for, and you'll all be right.
I've messaged the OH to ask her to drop off a chain tool at my work on the way to her work (Decathlon is a lunch time walk away) and sent her a picture of it so you can locate the right one. I sent this image:
and received this image and a question mark in reply:
She found it in the end. Think I need to sort my tool box out a bit.
I've messaged the OH to ask her to drop off a chain tool at my work on the way to her work (Decathlon is a lunch time walk away) and sent her a picture of it so you can locate the right one. I sent this image:
and received this image and a question mark in reply:
She found it in the end. Think I need to sort my tool box out a bit.
Arjimlad
Tights of Cydonia
- Location
- South Glos
Gorgeous frosty sunny ride to work, extended to 11 miles. It's mornings like these which make it all so worthwhile.
CycleCommute.CC
Active Member
- Location
- Livingston
confusedcyclist
Veteran
By eck, it's almost like summer out there. I'm going to duck out 10 mins early, that should get me home in the light and I can pretend the clocks have gone back.
CycleCommute.CC
Active Member
- Location
- Livingston
An amazing ride home, nearly spoiled by a nasty little headwind. But the sun was shining and it was beautiful!
kevin_cambs_uk
Guru
- Location
- Near Cambridge
Beautiful sun on the way home
