How to Reduce Wind Buffeting Noise In Helmet | Wind Noise In Helmet | Riding Can Make You Deaf 

Thank you Ankit 😊 Hope it's helpful as well

Absolutely Krishnakumar ... the foam one are really cheap. They are actually supposed to keep the water out ... best if you were use them which swimming ... I use them while swimming. While riding / driving, you have to listen to the some amount of ambient sound, specially of the traffic and if someone honks at you. Moreover, if you have a bluetooth system installed in your helmet, should be able to listen to that as well. The silicon one are not 100% sound resistant; they just cut the harmful sound frequencies and protect the year. The idea is not go soundless, rather reduce the decibel level ... bring it closer to 60dB. In fact the ENT doc that I consulted, suggested me to use the silicon one. Didn't ask him why, as I had own reasons to believe in it. Use whatever you can, just reduce the exposure to the wind buffeting noise. Cheers!

Thank you Roshan. Your kind words do mean quite a lot. Thank you. I just shared whatever little I gathered from my short riding experience. I am happy to know that you found the content to be useful and relevant. Cheers!

Thank you Ashish for your appreciation. Could you please bit more details ... what you found to be relevant & useful? Will help me in future videos. Thank you once again for sharing your comment. Really appreciate. Cheers!😀

@@WanderingSom as the way you pick very unique topics, every you tuber is behind modifications and you are creating content which is very much related to rider or ride. Like that video of yours where you taught how to clean brakepads. 👍

@@ashishaugustine2018 Thank you Ashish. Happy to know that you find the content to be relevant n useful. Thank you. I seek your help too. Support the channel to reach out to more n more riders. Cheers!

Thanks a lot

Hello Aman, Few things I shared which I gathered over time. Happy to know you found it relevant. Thank you.

Happy to know you found the content relevant. Thank you.

Indeed!

Hello Ranjit, The RE helmets are designed for laid back riding and are not meant for speed. Traditionally RE machines were also not meant for speed. Nevertheless, apply the techniques that I do, and it be helpful for you as well. Happy riding.

Thank you Manas. Happy to know you found it relevant.

Thank you Lokesh. Anything specific that you liked or found to be quiet relevant? Do share.

Hello Sanjay, Thank you for writing. The Silicon Ear Plugs, does not block all frequencies. Thus you are able to listen to the traffic noise but at the much lower decibels. With the plugs on, you would be able to hold a conversation without any problem. If you have bluetooth installed, you would be able to use them quite effectively. The Silicon Ear Plugs blocks the hissing sound which is the irritating one. You get these plugs from the following link amzn.to/3rIgtgJ Once you use them, do share your feedback. Cheers!

@@WanderingSom will try these and do so Som. Want a good windshield for my Blaster carbon racing guys have stopped manufacturing perhaps they are upgrading and don't know when they will supply any other windshield u suggest? Or is it available with bikeaholic? Kindly help if I can get one from there.

Yes the noise often quite unbearable. Better to have proper protextions. Thank you for sharing. Cheers!

Yes, it does, to a large extent.

Here's something funny. If you are using an 'ear-plug' it is also supposed to cut-off all ambient noise and let you enjoy the music. But while riding, the wind noise is often so high, specially when you are beyond 80 kmph, it kills the fun. A good ear-plug often is not able to keep the hissing noise away. Your microphone should be be catching any of the wind noise unless you are answering a call, next time tuck it inside your balaclava and see how it works.

Pradeep you are brilliant man. You have asked such a vital question, which I wonder if the manufactures also have bothered to touch upon the subject. Which you could reach out to me 1-on-1 for the specific answer the question of yours ... I am not answering here right now as I am making another video on 'how to set the windscreen right'. I would be talking more about the turbulence that the windscreen creates. I am so glad that you asked this question. Cheers!

@@WanderingSom That is so kind of you sir, your videos are extremely helpful. Thank You for your efforts. Cheers 🍻

@@pradeepparkale8808 thank you very much for your appreciation. If you find the content relevant & useful, my objective is fulfilled. Will be sharing details on the windshield very soon.

@@WanderingSom Will be eagerly waiting for the same🤘🏽it will help me for my long ride planned next week

Next week ... let's see if can I full it off by then.

Good question Samrat. The answer is yes, however you would have to push the audio level by a point of two. The ear plugs cuts out the sharp frequencies for sure preventing the ear from getting hurt. In my next video I share more practical details on the same. Cheers!

Hello Ankur, thank you for writing. Shell does not necessarily certify the aerodynamic efficiency of a helmet. And helmet those are aerodynamically tested and have less sound level inside, do come at a premium. Last time I met you, you mentioned about few helmets which are aerodynamic tested are coming which could within the reach of a larger mass. Could you please share more details on the same. I am sure, you would be stocking them at #Bikeaholic once they are launched.

Bang on kiddo! Now you know about one of the critical things on how to avoid the wind noise in your helmet. Happy riding 😀😀 Cheers!

@@WanderingSom uncle my helmet costs triple than your second hand helmet

@@sameersingh9897 must be. And I am sure it does the job well enough. Ride safely 😃

@@WanderingSom yes it does obviously thats why Im suggesting you to change ur helmet. 😂😂😂

@@sameersingh9897 Good idea. Any practical suggestions?

Hope I was able to provide some input. Thanks for reaching out.