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I am looking for some advice on the best back protector to buy.
AM#98
2004 GSX-R600
2006 300C AWD HEMI
2008 Porsche 987s
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Don't ride faster than your guardian angel can fly.
I'll throw a plug in for my A* Tech. I will comment that it needed to be worked in a bit for my liking.
Motorcycling is not, of itself, inherently dangerous. It is, however, extremely unforgiving of inattention, ignorance, incompetence, or stupidity.
Anyone else got any good products they wish to share comments on?
On my 3rd season with one of these - comfortable right out of the box:
http://highvelocitygear.com/productp...lo-shield.html
Thanks to all who responded.........I was at Pro6cycle today getting tyres put on and purchased a UFO back protector.........really comfortable right out the package, good quality and a good price too...$130 taxes in.
Hopefully I will see some of you at the track this year.
The velo shield looks alot like my komodo I just bought.
http://www.komodogear.com/product.ph...4&cat=5&page=1
It's hard to make the turn when your staring at the ditch
I love my Dianese back protector.
Very well made and is 10x the product my Teknics back protector was.
Bought it at that bike store in Etobicoke... damned if I can remember the name now. I was expensive... probably could have been cheaper online. Something like $200 with tax.
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Cam
DR.ZED
09 Jetta clean diesel. M6
07 Honda Shadow Spirit C2 VTX750C27
85 BMW 325e - the race car
I remember seeing an article last year comparing back protectors and this one came out on top:
http://www.forcefieldbodyarmour.co.u...ctor_sport.asp
Good price too...
If you try to make it idiot-proof, someone will just make a better idiot....
Has anyone tried armoured jackets?
I am biased but the best is Knox period! Most coverage and most size choice also. They are also coming out with the most advanced back protector available in the coming weeks!
No offence Toz, but your opinion is biased You sell them!
I like knox, but I wouldn't call them the best. My bro's is kinda flimsy and easily bends "the wrong way"... My spyke doesn't. The padding is about the same.
I will agree that Knox has a lot of options and model's to chose from.
As for the armored jackets:
Great for motocross, or for use under suits that have had the armor removed. I have one made by Thor, and I really like it as it is quite comfortable.
Nites
+1 on the Dainese back-protectors, (love mine).
Go to Rider's Choice.
I just find they are flexible as sin and can be man handled just by your hands.... Just not confidence inspiring to me. My bro on the other hand loves the one he bought from you. He even loves the chest protector he got for it too. Ane he has much more crash experience than I.
Nites
+1 for Knox.. got me a Riiiiiicolaaaa.. err Ricochet.
Previous: 93 CBR600, 97 900RR, 01 F4i, 00 RC51, 03 Jazz, 03 ZX6R, 08 600RR
Current: 03 RC51
I have the Knox ricochet... I love it very much. Got a good rating as well.
http://www.tprobodyarmour.co.uk/pdf/...ideArticle.pdf
R e a d S l o w l y ! - Children at Play.
comfort, looks and price aside, i think u might wanna ask some personal experiences of people crashing with them. i have crashed a few times with the dainese and one of them i ended up doing somersaults down the infield and didn't have any back pain so i guess it did it's job...more importantly than wat you get is that you get one and WEAR IT!
AM#98
2004 GSX-R600
2006 300C AWD HEMI
2008 Porsche 987s
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Don't ride faster than your guardian angel can fly.
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