Bfromla
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Lamont is going to have to add your videos to the do's & dont's listing. To get us & new members the proper training
. Thx for what you have done I have learned a lot.
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Lamont is going to have to add your videos to the do's & dont's listing. To get us & new members the proper training
. Thx for what you have done I have learned a lot.
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I really believe that the best solution is to use a Bluetooth headset in your helmet and pair it with your phone, be it android or iPhone and load your music on your phone, you can even go so far as purchasing some high end ear buds and plug them into the Bluetooth set in the helmet. No you have no limits to the music you can play. I have 15000 songs in the iCloud that I can access from anywhere and if I need to take or make a phone call I can. With the push of a button I can talk to my wife, and if she gets out of hand......with another push of a button, I can be back to music! The best part of this is......no one else but me has to listen to my lousy music!:roflblack::roflblack:
I really believe that the best solution is to use a Bluetooth headset in your helmet and pair it with your phone, be it android or iPhone and load your music on your phone, you can even go so far as purchasing some high end ear buds and plug them into the Bluetooth set in the helmet. No you have no limits to the music you can play. I have 15000 songs in the iCloud that I can access from anywhere and if I need to take or make a phone call I can. With the push of a button I can talk to my wife, and if she gets out of hand......with another push of a button, I can be back to music! The best part of this is......no one else but me has to listen to my lousy music!:roflblack::roflblack:
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