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Is this worth having - Knox Back Protector
Even though it's 2nd hand ?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...517539185&rd=1 Don't know how you lot feel about "Used" gear specially protective clothing? Any commetns welcome - but for 25 quid is it :thumbsup: or is it [-X Cheers Mass |
Might be OK so long as it hasn't been down the road.
I wouldn't though. Better off with a new "Stowaway" or "Ricochet" :thumbsup" |
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Cheers Jabba :wink: I'll stay clear, get me-self a new one, just to be sure. |
See I reckon it'd be alright. It's advertised as being in very good condition and there's really nothing that can go wrong with it (unlike a helmet) apart from a strap being duff.
Either way it's one of the most important safety aids you can buy IMHO and I had already bought mine before the SV! . |
Some knox ones can be different sizes as well, so best to try before ya buy
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Oooh, wouldn't it be nice to wander into your local bike shop, try on some new leathers, boots, gloves, lids'n'back protectors and just buy the ones u want?....
That'll be my pink fuzzy fantasy for today... ... As well as the new R1... :lol: |
I have a Knox back protector bought from ebay... but it was new. Try one on at your local daelership, but I think if you're over 5'10 you need the large version.
They take a while to get used to, but do offer so much more protection. £25........... Cheaper than a new spine! Ali. |
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Check out latest issue of RiDE, they test all the back protectors. The best one slips my mind for the mo.......
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