C&Y Cycling Series
Wind noise destroys audio quality at cycling speeds. The D87 Anti-Wind Earphone uses open-ear and a dedicated wind-noise reduction microphone so you can take calls, hear navigation, and enjoy music — without missing the sounds of traffic around you.
The Market
From daily commuters to weekend warriors, more people are on bikes than ever before. They all need audio solutions that work at speed.
$2.1B
E-Bike Market
Global e-bike market size in 2024, projected to reach $3.5B by 2030 (Fortune Business Insights)
880K+
US Commuter Cyclists
Americans who commute by bicycle, growing 15%+ annually in major cities (US Census Bureau)
62%
EU Urban Cyclists
of EU city residents use bicycles for short-distance trips at least weekly (Eurobarometer)
73M
Japan Cyclists
active bicycle users in Japan, one of the world's highest per-capita cycling rates (MLIT Japan)
45%
Wind Noise Problem
of cyclists report that wind noise makes phone calls and audio unusable above 20 km/h
Sources: Fortune Business Insights, US Census Bureau, Eurobarometer, MLIT Japan, Cycling Industry News
The Problem
At 20 km/h, wind noise reaches 60-70 dB around your ears. At 30 km/h, it exceeds 75 dB — louder than normal conversation. Traditional earphones can't cut through this. In-ear buds block traffic sounds (dangerous). Over-ear headphones catch wind (noisy). Cyclists need something different.
01
In-Ear Buds Block Traffic
Traditional in-ear earphones isolate you from ambient sound, making it dangerous to hear approaching vehicles, sirens, or other cyclists.
02
Wind Noise Overwhelms Mic
Standard microphones pick up wind rumble, making phone calls impossible. The person on the other end hears only whooshing air.
03
Unstable Fit at Speed
Earbuds fall out during vigorous riding. Over-ear headphones are too bulky and hot for cycling helmets.
Innovation Series
A neckband-style open-ear earphone engineered specifically for cyclists and outdoor enthusiasts. The dedicated anti-wind microphone filters out wind noise while preserving voice clarity. The open-ear design keeps your ear canals open, so you stay fully aware of traffic and surroundings.
Real-World Performance
Whether you're commuting through city traffic or climbing a mountain pass, the D87 stays secure and comfortable. The neckband design means nothing goes in or over your ears — you hear everything around you while enjoying crystal-clear audio and phone calls.
See how open-ear + anti-wind technology compares to other cycling audio solutions.
| Feature | D87 Anti-Wind | In-Ear Buds | Over-Ear Headphones | Helmet Speakers |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Traffic Awareness | Full (open-ear) | Blocked | Partially blocked | Full |
| Wind Noise Reduction | Dedicated mic | Poor | Catches wind | Moderate |
| Phone Call Quality at Speed | Excellent | Poor (wind rumble) | Poor | Fair |
| Helmet Compatible | Yes | Yes | No | Built-in only |
| Stability at Speed | Neckband secure | May fall out | N/A | Fixed |
| Water/Sweat Resistance | IPX5 | Varies | No | Varies |
In Action
City Commuting
Hear navigation directions and take hands-free calls without blocking the sounds of traffic around you. Stay safe and connected.
Road Cycling
At 30+ km/h, wind noise makes regular earphones useless. The D87's anti-wind mic keeps your calls clear and music audible.
E-Bike Riding
E-bike riders travel faster and farther. open-ear keeps you aware of your surroundings on longer journeys.
Outdoor Running
Not just for cycling — the D87 is perfect for runners who want audio without losing situational awareness.
Distribution
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