Mycyfi-Wireless Bike speakers
02-14-08, 11:50 PM
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Mycyfi-Wireless Bike speakers
02-15-08, 04:00 AM
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you would think that it would be waterproof. unfortunately, their website neither confirms nor denies this.
02-15-08, 07:10 AM
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ernok, you're quite right; it's useless if you jave to worry about every puddle or a few snowflakes. Nice idea, though. I like the placement, it has the potential to sound better than the speakers-in-a-bottle-cage sort of bike speakers.
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07-09-08, 09:15 AM
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Made for cyclists. Nice. However, the price is $149!!! 
I think I'll just jimmy rig a $15 unit instead.
I think I'll just jimmy rig a $15 unit instead.
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I think I'd rather listen for what's happening on the road and for nature sounds.
07-09-08, 04:47 PM
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I took an iPod on the TA and sent it home the first week. I do have to admit that I kind of wished I had it at times in Kansas though. Kansas can be mind numbing.
Now that I have a shuffle that weighs just about nothing I might consider taking it loaded with audio books mostly for in camp. It would be lighter than one regular book, even with the charger. Any way I will stick with ear buds if I ever take it on tour.
Now that I have a shuffle that weighs just about nothing I might consider taking it loaded with audio books mostly for in camp. It would be lighter than one regular book, even with the charger. Any way I will stick with ear buds if I ever take it on tour.
