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Maybe @linearb can help to answer these questions....

I'm not an expert but as far as I know occlusion effect can occur when you speak with plugs in and your speech is in certain lower frequencies amplified, I can't imagine this being the case on your motorcycle unless you were shouting the whole trip. I only once had a feeling of loud vibration...

Yes you are totally right and I met others before that always have spikes after a ride, my tinnitus was probably caused by riding my motorcycle without plugs, I had really no idea the wind noise was so damaging for my ears. None of my friends who ride motorcycle ever use plugs, I found out...

Yes I measured right beside the ear canal, I put the mic from the headphones with tape against my ear and measured it with the iOS dB pro app. It will not be 100 percent correct but if I compare it to official tests done in a wind tunnel it comes pretty close. Since you are Belgian as well...

I totally understand, I used to have the same anxiety about thinking everything wil be too loud, luckily this faded after a year and half with this condition, now I don't even think about the loudness anymore when riding my road bike or mountainbike because it will not damage your ears more...

The wind noise on a motorbike is way louder than on a road bike, on the road bike the cat ears help immensely and reduce the wind noise to max 70 -75 decibels on my top speed which is around 40 km/h since I am not a pro so no need to worry there. Now that its winter I wear a beanie under my...

Hi,can I ask what motorcycle do you ride and which helmet do you use and what speed were you driving? If you were riding with custom earplugs and a full helmet at a speed no more than 120 km/h the wind noise would be around 95 max 100 dB's so with good earplugs you should be ok normally. I am...