No just his pants hahahorobags wrote:you'd never catch me riding in shorts.
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And bootsStevenM wrote:No just his pants hahahorobags wrote:you'd never catch me riding in shorts.
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More like his mankini!
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Bought some muc off for it.
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Nipped back to Wolvo' & has a fiddle, Fireblade now runs like a 'sewing machine'
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A very very fast sewing machine
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Too much DETAIL Meldrew - can you hear meMeldrew wrote:I've also got a build up of earwax deep inside my left ear that I was unaware of, the audiologist showed me it on a large screen after inspecting the inside of both ears before taking the impressions. Since then I've tried ear drops for a few days to soften the wax, and since they haven't worked I'll probably have to pay £40 to £60 to get the wax removed. I'm not sure if I can get it done on the NHS at my local GP practice.
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I had tinnitus before I started ever riding but the plugs do certainly make a difference. Are your ear plugs the basic squidgy ones (mine are blue) from Ultimate Ear? Or do have ones that have a lead with a jack on the end to connect to your phone?Meldrew wrote:Not enough I'd say, you might have a GP or practice nurse have a quick look at your ears on a surgery visit, but have you had a recent hearing or had an audiologist show you the inside of your ear canals.
I'd say that almost everyone on this forum will have some form of long termhearing damage or tinnitus caused by long term exposure to excessive levels of wind and engine noise inside a crash helmet.
I've had tinnitus for many years, being completely unaware of the condition when I started motorcycling and for many years afterwards. Then thinking simply wearing a helmet alone offered hearing protection, it doesn't.
Then all those years of wearing disposable foam plugs that were painful to wear for more than short periods, didn't work at all if they weren't inserted 100% correctly, or were difficult to remove if pushed in too far. Unless you carried spare new sets,you'd have to reuse them and they hardly ever worked a second time. They could up dirt from your fingers, get ear wax on them etc, you couldn't wash them etc.
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I have put the tiger in my tank
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