What commuting sound system should I get?

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  • #1075776
    LhasaCM
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    If weight and cost are no object – why limit yourself to a device that is just a speaker? The Coolest Cooler blends drinks and music with a passion for quality. With more features and fun than any other, you’ll be looking for excuses to get outside and turn good times into great memories.

    #1075777
    MFC
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    On the offhand chance you are serious, the SMARTOMI Portable Speaker got a good write-up on some cycling web sites. It is posted on https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B01LZY29S8/_encoding=UTF8?coliid=I1OHSRZKYFRKGN&colid=3VUJ0VMXOSM7I but not currently available. Hopefully, I can draft off you some day when you playing some offensive punk tunes.

    #1075778
    Judd
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    Why not make your own and be the most DIY bike punk on the trail?

    http://www.instructables.com/id/Bike-Party-Sound-Trailer/

    For a serious recommendation, Sunyata, Emm, QuickAF77 and I all use Outdoor Tech’s Buckshot 2.0. It’s got really long battery life and can turns up loud if you’re so inclined.

    #1075782
    TwoWheelsDC
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    @anomad 165401 wrote:

    hear the offensive lyrics

    Woah woah woah there, tiger. (Good) Punk and metal are cathartic and empowering. You want offensive, play some pop-country shit.

    #1075785
    anomad
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    @MFC 165403 wrote:

    On the offhand chance you are serious, the SMARTOMI Portable Speaker got a good write-up on some cycling web sites. It is posted on https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B01LZY29S8/_encoding=UTF8?coliid=I1OHSRZKYFRKGN&colid=3VUJ0VMXOSM7I but not currently available. Hopefully, I can draft off you some day when you playing some offensive punk tunes.

    You’re welcome to draft, but you better have very good slow speed balancing skillz. I’ve been mistaken for a stationary object.

    #1075787
    anomad
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    @TwoWheelsDC 165408 wrote:

    Woah woah woah there, tiger. (Good) Punk and metal are cathartic and empowering. You want offensive, play some pop-country shit.

    It’s hard to find music that is universally hated, but pop country is good place to start.

    I had to pull up some old favorites this evening.

    [img]https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/S3XR_LpPdG4FUaXLYFyX5Muil90MWcDc9PitXeNaaxJch9hWVWvAzLqzXXQiqg6fX8pHH-Gc_us=s512-c-e100-rwu-v1[/img]

    #1075791
    Left Field
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    @anomad 165413 wrote:

    It’s hard to find music that is universally hated, but pop country is good place to start.

    I had to pull up some old favorites this evening.

    [img]https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/S3XR_LpPdG4FUaXLYFyX5Muil90MWcDc9PitXeNaaxJch9hWVWvAzLqzXXQiqg6fX8pHH-Gc_us=s512-c-e100-rwu-v1[/img]

    The question is, are you talking arena metal or metal that scared your parents and your friends?

    #1075794
    TwoWheelsDC
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    @Left Field 165417 wrote:

    The question is, are you talking arena metal or metal that scared your parents and your friends?

    If it scared your parents it was probably good for your soul.

    #1075795
    anomad
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    Haha… I was raised in a strict religious environment and my friends and family were sure I was going to hell.

    #1075796
    Left Field
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    @anomad 165421 wrote:

    Haha… I was raised in a strict religious environment and my friends and family were sure I was going to hell.

    I believe when I used Rime of the Ancient Mariner as a parable for the football team most everyone believed I was doomed.

    #1075797
    TwoWheelsDC
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    @anomad 165421 wrote:

    Haha… I was raised in a strict religious environment and my friends and family were sure I was going to hell.

    Same. My mom cried when she found my copy of Alice in Chains’ “Dirt” in my room…

    #1075800
    hozn
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    This is the best thread on the forum in months, maybe years! :-)

    #1075801
    Left Field
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    @TwoWheelsDC 165423 wrote:

    Same. My mom cried when she found my copy of Alice in Chains’ “Dirt” in my room…

    Alice Cooper apparently meant that I was moving to the Dark Side. Maiden..okay…Slayer, moving to the edge, but Cooper simply meant I was destined for damnation.

    #1075803
    dkel
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    As a kid that wasn’t allowed to say “butt” at home (we had to say “bottom”), Violent Femmes didn’t go over too well. Sometimes I think it’s a miracle any of us grew up at all.

    #1075804
    dkel
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    @hozn 165426 wrote:

    This is the best thread on the forum in months, maybe years! :-)

    Your parents were actual missionaries: surely you have some good stories!

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