View Poll Results: Do you listen to music while/before riding?

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Thread: Riding Music

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    Riding Music

    Do you listen to music before or during riding to get you in a pumped mood, when about to ride on the track, road, or in your back yard?

    If you do what and more-so, WHY?

    -> My bit, I like a bit of fast punk to get me pumped up, I love listening to music while riding, beats earplugs a million...

    Well as long as I can hear the purr of my engine still and I have a stop button close by for the twisties
    >< The little ZX6 that could ><

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    Just got my self an MP3 player so yes.

    Mostly 3 doors down, guns'n roses, matchbox 20, Cake or the like and mainly caurce i like it
    Now the past is over but you are not alone
    Together we'll fight Sylvester Stallone
    We will not be dragged down in his South China Sea
    of macho bullshit and mediocrity

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    Similar thread still running:http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/sh...ad.php?t=11829

    Iron Maiden, Sabbath, DIO, Cold Play, RadioHead etc etc
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    Have a look here and here. Those might give you some idea about this.

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    see her, you'll never free her
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    Quote Originally Posted by Biff Baff
    Similar thread still running:http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/sh...ad.php?t=11829

    Iron Maiden, Sabbath, DIO, Cold Play, RadioHead etc etc
    Damn you, ya beat me to it.:-p

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    Quote Originally Posted by Waylander
    Damn you, ya beat me to it.:-p

    But your response looks neater!

    By the way - how did you change your KB name?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Keeper
    Do you listen to music before or during riding to get you in a pumped mood, when about to ride on the track, road, or in your back yard?

    If you do what and more-so, WHY?
    Spooky.....
    I was mentally composing a new thread on a similar vein.

    What would be the ultimate biker song? For me it has to be the classic stuff from the 70's, be it a bit corny these days. The sort of stuff that brings up images of tearing along a deserted road towards a glorious sunset, love 'em and leave 'em, gotta keep moving on, etc etc. My top three:
    1) Born to be wild (Steppenwolf)
    2) Born to run (Bruce Springstein)
    3) Bat out of hell (Meatloaf)

    Okay, I guess I'm showing my age. Any others?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Virago = Viagra
    Spooky.....
    I was mentally composing a new thread on a similar vein.

    What would be the ultimate biker song? For me it has to be the classic stuff from the 70's, be it a bit corny these days. The sort of stuff that brings up images of tearing along a deserted road towards a glorious sunset, love 'em and leave 'em, gotta keep moving on, etc etc. My top three:
    1) Born to be wild (Steppenwolf)
    2) Born to run (Bruce Springstein)
    3) Bat of of hell (Meatloaf)

    Okay, I guess I'm showing my age. Any others?
    You forgot one. Though it may not be as old as those but AC~DC's Highway to hell. Or maybe even For Whome The Bell Tolls by Metallica or how about Back in The Saddle Again by Aerosmith? American Badass, Kid rock seems to be my favorite. Blue on Black by Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band is pretty good for those that like the slower stuff.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Virago = Viagra
    Spooky.....
    What would be the ultimate biker song?
    ....

    3) Bat of of hell (Meatloaf)

    Okay, I guess I'm showing my age. Any others?
    4) Nothing Else Matters - Metallica.

    Warming up the bike is music to my ears :spudguita before I head off on a ride near or far.

    Wouldn't listen to any tunes when riding. Too distracting when I should be riding and I'd be seriously worried about hearing loss.

    Not ignoring the fact I might ignore a Red & Blue because I didn't hear them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Flyingpony
    4) Nothing Else Matters - Metallica.
    Now that's a tune!
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    haha, i wonder if my brain registered that thread in the back then lodged it away with useful information like the locations of all the speed cameras in new zealand and what my real name is, then prompted a query based on the subconcious
    >< The little ZX6 that could ><

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    im waiting for my mp3 phone to arrive... and then i will, in the mean time all i listen to is the exhaust note... which is music to my ears
    and anyways with my hjc zf7 theres not much chance of blocking it out

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    Arrow

    I like the idea of listening to music while riding, especially if I was on a trip. I'm interested to know if it is off putting though, when you can't hear what is happening around you. ??

    Marty

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    Fark i cant hear shit anyway with the big twin and basiclly straight pipes blating away, simalar to what i would listen to (pantera etc) anyway, might have to get some earplugs as i getting some wicked headaches lately, oh well

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    You needed an option "sometimes"
    Now I have a stereo built in here's music in my ears.

    I listen to X Sinner, Bride, Guardian great bands
    anyone heard of these?
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    They've experienced pain and brought jewelry." - Rita Rudner
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