Bone-conduction headphones allow cyclists to hear traffic noise while listening to music

These headphones by Royal College of Art graduate Gemma Roper clip to a cycling helmet and play music through the wearer's cheekbones so they are still able to listen out for vehicles.
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[@kenmutchell1782]

Looks like a good idea worth developing - Dragons Den here you come!

[@fatimagtz.8011]

Genial!!! también pude servir si usas patines :D

[@yenko5196]

Seriously never wear your U-lock like that, in case of a fall it might shatter your hip bone.

[@msvtl]

We use bone conduction headphones. What's new? Just put "bone conduction headphones" to search on Amazon, E bay or Alibaba. You can buy bone conduction parts to make your own design.
However any music from any source is a risk factor for cyclist.

[@canstermeat8171]

Hello metal gear solid!

[@Hdtjdjbszh]

Are these available for purchase?

[@udeyeightynine]

AceRidesBikes You could try AfterShokz. They're currently the biggest and the best in bone conducting audio