I'm a MX rider and don't need to wear a cheat Protector

James · Jun 11, 2012

yamadogyz:
Hey that was a joke! For the most part, now I'm just happy the bike it fine. Typically in the bleak half second before I hit the ground a lot changes.

Had me fooled. :facepalm:

yamadogyz:
Hey, I'm happy with my foam, it's staying that way. Just getting a better helmet this time, and keeping the leatt

Check out the Bell Moto 8/9's that they have on closeout.

http://www.motorcyclecloseouts.com/off+road/motocross+helmets

yamadogyz · Jun 11, 2012

James:
Had me fooled.

Check out the Bell Moto 8/9's that they have on closeout.

http://www.motorcyclecloseouts.com/off road/motocross helmets

Just found this one, might be a little big but I had an XL before and it kept my head on

400$ helmet

http://www.motorcyclecloseouts.com/off+road/motocross+helmets/bell_moto-8+psycho+manic+helmet

James · Jun 11, 2012

yamadogyz:
Just found this one, might be a little big but I had an XL before and it kept my head on 400$ helmet

http://www.motorcyclecloseouts.com/off+road/motocross+helmets/bell_moto-8+psycho+manic+helmet

Correct fit is the most important thing about a helmet. If you jerk your head to one side (with the helmet on), the helmet should move with it, no slop.

yamadogyz · Jun 11, 2012

James:
Correct fit is the most important thing about a helmet. If you jerk your head to one side (with the helmet on), the helmet should move with it, no slop.

I've always judged that way, in any direction

14D · Jun 12, 2012

I'm not poking fun, BUT

You are all gung-ho for a Leatt but one of the most prevalent injuries of MX being to the chest(AKA gettin run over) and you DON'T wear a CP?

ahh come on Ray... Hope you feel better soon and it's nothin serious

James · Jun 12, 2012

140rider:
I'm not poking fun, BUT

You are all gung-ho for a Leatt but one of the most prevalent injuries of MX being to the chest(AKA gettin run over) and you DON'T wear a CP?

ahh come on Ray... Hope you feel better soon and it's nothin serious

He's actually becoming anti-Leatt.

14D · Jun 12, 2012

Now to get him on the CP route...

:smirk:

James · Jun 12, 2012

140rider:
Now to get him on the CP route...

Not sure why you "liked" my previous post, that's not a good thing. And yes a good chest protector is vital, need to protect the spine and other internal organs.

14D · Jun 12, 2012

You need to read my previous Leatte related posts.

James · Jun 12, 2012

140rider:
You need to read my previous Leatte related posts.

I'm assuming that you're on the anti-neck brace wagon?

14D · Jun 12, 2012

Yup.

I'd post more and my reasoning but this thread is for Ray and his injuries

James · Jun 12, 2012

140rider:
Yup.

I'd post more and my reasoning but this thread is for Ray and his injuries

Lets hear it.
https://www.dirtbikeaddicts.com/threads/gotta-love-the-leatte-brace.4533/

14D · Jun 12, 2012

But it's laaate and I don't feel like typing allot. You'll have to wait to argue till tomorrow :smirk:

josmoloco · Jun 12, 2012

I just protect the vitals

Travace · Jun 12, 2012

Weathergeek:
Sorry to hear that but protection is not overrated. Take this from an old man who hurt himself several times when he was younger and is paying for it now at 47.

if you take in any adivce this year young man.... take this advice right here.... this old fucck knows whta the fuck he is talking about. WISDOM RIGHT HERE!!!!!