Where can I find speakers for my full face motorbike helmet?

[KellyAFox]

Where can I find speakers for my full face motorbike helmet?

Is it ok if I'm going to buy an ear plug style earphones?

[Hockeystorm65]

Where you find everything else these days of course!...ebay! For example......

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Helmet-Speakers-Headphones-UK-SELLER-HIGHLY-RATED-/120975980601?pt=UK_Motorcycle_Parts&hash=item1c2abaf839

And yes you can wear plug style headphones. The trick is, whichever you go for make sure you can still hear enough of your surroundings to ride safely
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[anthony_r6]

I'd just go for in-ear buds, especially if you get something of decent quality. I don't think there's any need to hear what's going on around you, as far as riding is concerned you should be more visually perceptive anyway. If you're able to hear around you, you're able to hear the wind noise and the engine, and it just ruins your music anyway.
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[flyer]

I must admit, I do like to hear whats going on, but do like a few tunes as well. I quite often just wear one ear bud as a compromise
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[MarJay]

[c_dug]

I rode through the middle of London everyday with full volume in-ear earphones and no mirrors and never had an issue. The trick is to be faster than everything else and make sure you check junctions properly even when the lights are green.
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[Atomic Punk]

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I have posted this before and I find the flat speakers the best for helmets.
I have a pair and I find an advantage (among others) is that I can still wear earplugs to reduce wind noise and still have music.
I find earplugs more comfortable under my helmet than in-ear headphones.

Further advantage for me is that they're in the helmet so available when you need them. No faffing about, although may not be an issue for some. I find a dedicated in-ear pair for MP3 works for me.

There are lots out there. I found these albrecht flat speakers on amazon.co.uk no problem. Decent reviews. Google and/or eBay can be friend.

https://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/31CVzaC%2Bp8L._SL500_AA300_.jpgclick on image for link

HTH
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[_Iain_]

Sony earbuds. Tenner in tesco. Win.
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[thepuma]

Interesting when Ambulances,Police and Fire Engines are approaching from distance and you can't hear where they are coming from?
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[_Iain_]

Requirement of work to be able to hear when my phones going off. Have worn headphones around 90% of the time i've been riding.

No worse than wearing earplugs. Just dont be a flid and set the volume so you can hear whats going on.
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[thepuma]

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[binge]

You guys are aware deaf people CAN drive, and are allowed a driving license arent you?
On the chaly and R1 I use my Samsung Galaxy headphones. They come with 5 or 6 sets of rubber buds so you can get a set to fit in your lugs snug.

Act as ear plugs too that way. So no wind noise. And crystal clear music. Can still hear the engine a bit too.

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