#21 - 07/27/10 10:15 AM
Re: Who wears a chest protector? If so, why...
[Re: Trail Ranger]
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Loc: Hastings
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i don't have one, but i do have them for the kids. Not sure why i never bought one, but sometimes i do wish i had one.
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#29 - 07/27/10 03:04 PM
Re: Who wears a chest protector? If so, why...
[Re: Crash]
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Registered: 07/26/10
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Loc: Bucks Co. Pa
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I don't own one. Might be a good idea, but we really don't fly around roosting each other. I probably should get one for my Daughter.
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#59 - 07/28/10 09:12 AM
Re: Who wears a chest protector? If so, why...
[Re: Rrudzi]
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Registered: 07/27/10
Posts: 29
Loc: Carbon County, PA
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I will be purchasing the AXO Air Cage soon. Why? Two years ago I found out the hard way you don't need to be traveling very fast to get hurt. I was almost at a standstill when my bike went off a little drop and shifted. I was just about to put the bike in neutral when this happened and when it shifted I bumped the thumb throttle and the next thing I know I was in the blueberry bushes looking at the sky. I slammed my elbow and knee on some rocks. I guess riding gear only works if you......wear it!! LOL!! The AXO AirCage offers great all around protection to the arms, chest, and back. It also has a built-in kidney belt. It has ample ventilation. Cons: People have said they put their fingers through the meshing while putting it on or taking it off. So you will have to be a bit careful. Aside from that I've heard really good reviews. http://www.axo.com/Main/default/ProductsDetail.aspx?id=1602
Edited by GeoD (07/28/10 09:45 AM)
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#243 - 08/03/10 05:14 PM
Re: Who wears a chest protector? If so, why...
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stranger
Registered: 08/03/10
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i have a fox air frame, long with dodging rocks from other racers/riders in front of you they help to keep alot of mud off your shirt. i also wear knee and shine guards as well and glad i do, makes it alot easier to kneel down on the track and not have to watch out planting your knee on rocks plus i cant count how many times ive hit my shines on my trailer tongue with the guards on, only took once with out them to figure out that it kinda hurts lol. i think chest protectors are a great idea incase you wreck most of the time you wont get the wind knocked out of ya from landing on your back on a huge rock or stump or branch plus if you get ran over the tires wont give you road rash.
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#545 - 08/10/10 05:20 PM
Re: Who wears a chest protector? If so, why...
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stranger
Registered: 08/05/10
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Loc: berwick, pa
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i bought one and its to hot to wear. the only good think i found out about them is if your buddy in front of you has a dirt bike, it will help with the rocks on the chest.
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