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Aftershokz schwag grab: we have winners!

Clever bone conducting tech means you can listen to music without drowning out your environment

Oops. As is often the case we've left this one to run a bit over. But never mind, we've remembered now and so it's time to fire up the random-o-tron and see what it spits out. 'Scuse us while we translate this punched paper binary into some meaningful phrases.

Aha! it says Paul J, usedtobefaster, poppa, davecochrane and ShakyBakey are our winners! Well done you chaps! we'll be in touch.

Sorry if you missed out, but there's more comps on the way. Stay tuned.

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Happy Tuesday folks! today it's sunny (here) and we're feeling generous, so who wants a pair of Aftershokz Bluez 2 Wireless Bone Conduction Headphones forth £89.95? We have five to give away!

The old heaphones-while-cycling chestnut is one that'll run and run, but the great thing about the Aftershokz ones is that they don't block your ears at all. Instead they use bone conduction technology to send soundwaves into your ear through your cheekbones, leaving your ears free to hear ranting white van men and revving Vauxhall Novas. Bliss.

We've tested them and our guinea pig Elliot really rated them, calling them a "Sleek and comfortable answer to the cycling-with-headphones debate". And you could get your fitlhy paws on a pair, for free. All you have to do is comment below, and you're in the hat. Come tiffin-time on Friday we'll pick five lucky winners. Usual schwag grab rules apply. Good luck!

Dave is a founding father of road.cc, having previously worked on Cycling Plus and What Mountain Bike magazines back in the day. He also writes about e-bikes for our sister publication ebiketips. He's won three mountain bike bog snorkelling World Championships, and races at the back of the third cats.

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truffy | 10 years ago
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I have mild tinitus in my right ear. Sounds like these might be an alternative solution to cranking up the volume in any situation. I might even be able to start listening to music on my bike!  1

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N3al | 10 years ago
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Pretty please  8

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debbiespeedy | 10 years ago
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How clever! Yes please

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j4m1eb | 10 years ago
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Yes please. Can't imagine how they work/feel

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johnnycookie | 10 years ago
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Dear - do my ears look big in these?

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Maco | 10 years ago
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Looks like a great idea, would love to try.

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ForestCyclist | 10 years ago
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Yes please!  103

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Davetillyer | 10 years ago
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Yes Please  41

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Davetillyer | 10 years ago
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Yes Please  41

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johnc123 | 10 years ago
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Yes Please

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Didge | 10 years ago
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Yes please.

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vwrp | 10 years ago
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That would be great.

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daviddale | 10 years ago
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Bone rattlers! Sounds like my bike.

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gum51 | 10 years ago
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Very interesting! it's a good way to ear during the journey and have all things right to their use. thanks a lot!

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gum51 | 10 years ago
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roar349@gmail.com | 10 years ago
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Would love a pair of these for the morning commute

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chadders | 10 years ago
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Dem bones, dem bones dem, head bones(phones)!!

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MrsK | 10 years ago
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I don't need any help in falling off my bike and usually avoid head phones. I'd love some of these bad boys though.  11

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maultby | 10 years ago
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Love my music, love my cycling, with these I just might never stop

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Carl1976 | 10 years ago
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Throw my name into the hat.

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maultby | 10 years ago
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This is me if I don't win

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ash.turner replied to Maco | 10 years ago
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Me too

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Kraffles | 10 years ago
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Fingers crossed. It would solve a problem.  26

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alkzoupas | 10 years ago
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Would love to have them!!! Thanks

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oldspikey | 10 years ago
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 4 Sounds good to me  4

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socaddict | 10 years ago
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Sounds useful - my current headphones (That I don't cycle with!) are slowly dying...

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guyvb | 10 years ago
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Yes please, very nice  1

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mbaird | 10 years ago
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Yes please

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Gmancervelo | 10 years ago
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Mrsampip | 10 years ago
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I started cycling again in March after getting a new bike. Last chance saloon for a 54 year old teenager. You know what narks me though. I downloaded one of those amazing all singing and dancing apps and One of the really good features is the audible announcements that tell you your mileage/ave speed/cadence etc. Only problem is my ears are so far king old I cant hear the damn thing. How much more motivated would I be if I knew what the hell I had achieved mid ride. Methinks these would help an old scoundrel pedal faster!

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