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Listen to music...while riding? [alt_text]( [bikebandit.com main hero] For some, the subtle sounds of the open road paired with the hearty growl of your cruiser’s engine is enough to keep you awake, alert and entertained. For others, the high-pitched whine from speeding past cars and the ever-present blare of an exhaust is enough to drive you mad. If you’re like us, listening to music on motorcycle is a guilty pleasure. Sure, the open highway and open throttle should be enough to entertain your ears, but some days there’s nothing like your favorite music. Here’s a how-to guide on getting the most out of your rockin’ beats and calming tunes on your next ride. Benefits of Listening to Music While Riding Listening to music is a great way to keep your mind sharp and your eyes on the road. If you’re guilty of tuning out on your commute or gazing a little too long at those quirky billboards in another part of the country, you understand the risk of brain fog on the road. When you’re blasting your favorite music or humming along to your earbud concert, you’re more likely to stay focused on the road. It’s tough to say out loud sometimes, but every biker has moments of boredom. Yes, even the most tricked-out hog going on the most scenic back roads in the country can start to feel a little tedious. If you’ve ever clocked in five, eight or 10 or more hour days, you know the importance of having a little entertainment on hand. Music can also be a personal touch. Just like that flame decal, custom leather etching or sick, new exhaust system, the music you play can add to the overall personality of your ride. As long as you’re playing something suitable to the size, shape and riding style of your bike, feel free to dial it up a few notches and let people know you’re coming. The Latest in Audio Tech Now that we can all admit that bikes and music can go hand in hand, it’s time to gear up with all the latest mods and tech. From motorcycle bluetooth headsets to comprehensive Bluetooth cameras and communication systems, take a look at some of the best aftermarket gear and accessories to play the greatest hits like a pro. Basically, here’s your best options for upgrading your ancient stereo system and improving the quality of your audio tech: • Earbuds • Helmet clamp • Headset • Improved stereo speakers • Handlebar-mounted devices Earbuds are a safe and cost-effective way to enjoy your music on your own. If you’re not willing to let the whole world know you listen to classical music or the oldies while on your modern cruiser, pop in some earbuds and keep it to yourself. Earbuds are cheap, reasonably comfortable and can easily be adapted to your current radio or smartphone for convenient listening. If you’re sick of earbuds falling out or wires getting twisted, upgrade to a helmet clamp kit. These wireless kits use Bluetooth to sync with your audio device, GPS system and communication system. Chat with your fellow riders, blast your music and don’t forget to take that left turn up ahead. Similar to headsets, a helmet clamp simply glues or fastens with hook and loop to keep it with your helmet at all times. When you hop off your bike, you won’t have any additional wires or headgear to worry about. [Read More]( [todays deals of the day banner] [alt_text]( GMAXFF-98 APEX Helmet Also this awesome FF-98 features a lightweight ABS shell, 8 intake and exhaust vents that allows air come to through the helmet to keep your head fresh. SAVE 10% On Sale: $152.95 [Shop Now]( [bikebandit specials, deals & rebates]( FOLLOW US ON: [Instagram]( [Facebook]( [YouTube]( [Twitter]( [BikeBandit Blog]( Speak with a Sales Representative Now! 1-888-339-3888 Sale Prices are subject to change. Certain Sizes and Colors and/or Machine Fitments may be limited, Order While Supplies Last! Dealer and Partner discounts cannot be applied to these promotions. [Standard Exclusions Apply»]( Official Dealers should contact a Sales Representative for other possible restrictions. BikeBandit, 7625 Panasonic Way, San Diego, California 92154, United States Sent to: {EMAIL} [Unsubscribe]( BikeBandit, 7625 Panasonic Way, San Diego, California 92154, United States