Wind noise

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m.s.koheil

Joined Apr 2017

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marburg germany

Discussion Starter
• Apr 7, 2017

• #1

Hello everyone,
i am searching for a solution for the wind noise which becomes extreme loud as soon as i ride faster and take the tuck in position. I use earplugs and i tried different helmets..the problem is serious for me as i got tinnitus last year from the damn loud wind noise. any advices from your experiences.
Thank you
Koko

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DeKunt

Joined Mar 2017

7 Posts | 0+

Virginia, USA

• Apr 7, 2017

• #2

You can talk to the ear doctor and he could possibly make a mold...and custom ear protection...but I wouldn't try this at home...lol...let the DR. do it...

 

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m.s.koheil

Joined Apr 2017

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marburg germany

Discussion Starter
• Apr 7, 2017

• #3

Thank you..i mean any advices to reduce wind noise?

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Hertsrsvr

Joined Feb 2017

163 Posts | 1+

Herts, england

• Apr 8, 2017

• #4

A different hElmer can make a massive difference. Do a search for the quietest ?

 

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m.s.koheil

Joined Apr 2017

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marburg germany

Discussion Starter
• Apr 8, 2017

• #5

Hertsrsvr said:

A different hElmer can make a massive difference. Do a search for the quietest ?

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I will try schubert SR1 and SR2 this week..thank you

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redratbike

Joined Oct 2009

3K Posts | 1+

• Apr 11, 2017

• #6

Custom earplugs.... one of those helmet skirts ...a bigger screen to deflect the windblast ...


Helmet

 

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Andy Higham

Joined Feb 2017

35 Posts | 1+

Bolton Lancs

• Apr 12, 2017

• #7

Try a moving your head up and down, if you find a quieter position get a different screen that directs the air away from your head

 

Hertsrsvr

Joined Feb 2017

163 Posts | 1+

Herts, england

• Apr 12, 2017

• #8

I find fewer baked beans in my diet works....

 

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m.s.koheil

Joined Apr 2017

5 Posts | 0+

marburg germany

Discussion Starter
• Apr 15, 2017

• #9

Andy Higham said:

Try a moving your head up and down, if you find a quieter position get a different screen that directs the air away from your head

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I tried this ..it is different with the sitting position

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m.s.koheil

Joined Apr 2017

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marburg germany

Discussion Starter
• Apr 15, 2017

• #10

redratbike said:

Custom earplugs.... one of those helmet skirts ...a bigger screen to deflect the windblast ...


Helmet

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I am looking for a racing screen..

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