Since hearing usually plays second fiddle to vision when riding motorcycles, people sometimes forget how vulnerable their ears are out there on the road. The sound of your helmet traveling through the ...

For some reason, it’s not “cool” to be seen wearing ear plugs while riding a motorcycle. I know I probably sound like dear old Mom, but let me tell you something — it’s not cool at all to lose your ...

Don't forget your tmf discount! Lots of you have asked me about the ear plugs you see me wearing when I'm on my motorbike ...

Being exposed to 85–90 dB for up to eight hours a day is within safe hearing limits in Canada but riding on the back of a motorcycle or hanging out at a drag race can exceed the safe level. Without ...

Foam plugs take a while to expand and can drift out once you’ve got your helmet on, and bespoke ones can be an awkward squeeze, especially when your ears are cold. MotoSafe are manufactured using ...

It’s become a well-accepted fact for most Americans — almost a rite of passage, in a way — that hearing loss is inevitable as we age. However, hearing loss isn’t just for the elderly. According to a ...

We all know that wearing earplugs while riding is a must, but not everyone likes the way the ubiquitous foam earplugs make the world sound. Some riders say "foamies" give things a muffled, unnatural ...

It’s been a while since the last ear plug review was published on webBikeWorld, so I thought it might be time for another. I had a new batch of non-disposable ear plugs that I’ve been trying out over ...