Best Riding Music?

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White13Pani said:
Anything by FFDP, Disturbed, Shinedown, Volbeat, A7X, Korn & Metallica.
Occasionally a little Three Days Grace, Thousand Foot Krutch.

Basically anything loud as hell that gets my blood going.

I keep my sleepy ass country music for when I'm in my car -_-
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thats what i listen to thru my scala rider G9 com, i prefer the wireless ear buds!
 
Denver Rick said:
I listen to techno/trance. Generally makes me go too fast. Though honestly, I only listen to music when I'm putting around in safe conditions. Heavy traffic or spirited mountain riding, I don't listen to music.
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every time i listen to trance or techno it always reminds me of all the strip clubs i visited then twist the throttle and ooohh yeaaahhhh!!!
 
Zaid1199 said:
every time i listen to trance or techno it always reminds me of all the strip clubs i visited then twist the throttle and ooohh yeaaahhhh!!!
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Maybe that's why I've been seeing my bike as a dirty little whore that costs me too much money. But I keep putting more money into it, because I think it really likes me.
 
Denver Rick said:
Maybe that's why I've been seeing my bike as a dirty little whore that costs me too much money. But I keep putting more money into it, because I think it really likes me.
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Not that I have ever been to a strip club ..;)..but I hear those strippers are great actresses....:)
 
Stw said:
Rick..Do you speak from experience???:rolleyes:
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Hey, don't knock it. Back when I lived in Santa Monica, a bud told we should go to Chippendales. Looked at him funny, and he said they let guys in after 10 after "the show" was over; said it was great. Turned out he was right. Think about it; bar full of drunk women who had just gotten their motors revved up by pro's. Ah yes, I remember Chips with great fondness... :cool:
 
I always ride with music I have a very wide musical taste. I have today been listening to Elgar whilst in Worcester /Malvern, the scenery and area dictated the music.

Roxy Music, M People, Fleetwood Mac, Beegees, ELO, Abba, Corrs, Eagles
Corelli, Vivaldi, Telemann, Albinoni, Handel and so and so forth

Rick Cua Blues Councel on multistrada.net composed a lovely song called 'Red Motorcycle' he is an American you might like to listen to it on itunes
 
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Stw said:
Not that I have ever been to a strip club ..;)..but I hear those strippers are great actresses....:)
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then my advice too buddy, to go visit one see the "actresses" HAHAHA try not to get robbed, and listen to what they play, then get back on the bike and enjoy!!
 
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Yet another thread revival :)

Last week I was in Almeria/Spain on their track.

It's now the 4th time for me in my life to ride on a racing circuit, and I can't get enough. It's sooooooo cool! You racing guys are my silent heroes. I already bought a VW T5 Transporter and started to get all required equipment for a good time at the track. Tire warmers are not required yet, I'm still too slow and ride on street SC2's. But I organized tension belts for mounting the Panis in the car, mounting ramp, seats, carpets for dressing without getting the leather suit getting scratched and dirty... stuff like that.

One thing I realised what's definitely required in a shared pit box is music! :)
There were two Russian hobby racing teams in the same pit box, 7 others were Germany and me from Switzerland. The Russians shouted VERY loud all day long to each other, even during noon. They must have severe problems with their ears: all the other guys almost went crazy but still kept very polite (I felt the increasing rascism in the box, even thou everybody kept calm).

So, I decided to prep myself for next time: Bought a "Bosch GML 50 Professional". These kind of devices are normally used on construction sites, but I find it ideal for my purpose of listening music that helps focussing me.
It also allows connecting a USB device (for music), any 12V load (car plug), accumulators for Bosch tools, and two line loads (e.g. tire warmers). And you can throw it around without destroying it :)
 

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On the best ear buds I've had to-date ($8 Skull Candy I bought at TJ Maxx), I rock:

90's hip hop (the real hip hop)
Chevelle
FFDP
Tool/APC
Offspring (I can't believe I haven't seen Offspring on the first page of this thread!)
Deftones
A few select Skynrd tracks
Metallica
Korn
311
Limp Bizkit
Seether

I think that's most of it. Got about 400 or so songs on shuffle, which reminds me to load up the new phone!
 
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Deftones
Metallica
Mudvayne
Cannibal Corpse
Static-X
White Zombie
Busta Rhymes
Korn
Limp Bizkit
Offspring
Slayer
Coal Chamber
Evanesence
Everlast
JT
Obituary
Outkast
Pantera
Rammstein
Slipknot
Some Stevie Ray Vaughun
ZZ Top

straight from my bike playlist
 

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