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    Two words on backprotectors:
    Dainese
    Knox

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    Quote Originally Posted by steveyb View Post
    Two words on backprotectors:
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    One word

    QUASI

    I have one and it is comfy as......only one problem....I sometimes forget my rucksack in the morning because I think I have it on cause you can feel (in a nice way) the back protector.....

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    Personally havnt tried any other as i find spool to be good and comfortable! As long as it saves your life its a good one!
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    The Spidi Air Back. Love it. Expensive, but with a back protector it's the same as a helmet, ie how much is your spine worth??
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    TonyB can help, he's local a KBer and Bucket racer http://www.motoequip.co.nz/Minotaur-back-protector.htm


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    Hey Guys,

    I appreciate all your feedback. It's good to get some knowledge from those more experienced. I ended up on getting a Tecknic back protector in the end. It's quite light, doesn't flex sideways and is not too long.

    Cheers

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    Quote Originally Posted by spud racer View Post
    TonyB can help, he's local a KBer and Bucket racer http://www.motoequip.co.nz/Minotaur-back-protector.htm
    No he can't. But thanks for the plug
    I have a couple that I lend out to people in need, but I'm not doing anything in the way of apparel any more.

    What I will say is that mine looked very similar to Quasi's (quite likely made by the same manufacturer), and I rate them. Last year at the Greymouth Street races I had a very sore back before the racing even started, about the only comfortable position for me was sitting on a race bike- very convinient. In one race Diesel Pig lowsided in front of me, and I ran into his bike, went over the bars and took a decent tumble. My back was fine afterwards (ie, no worse) and I had zero soreness/ bruising from the impact at the time, or the next day.

    If Quasi is selling his for $89, that is a fucken good price for a good piece of kit. Its too late for JJ58, but for anyone else looking for a good back protector- BUY ONE OF THESE. I've got nothing to gain by recommending them, but you have a lot more than just $89 to loose if you fall off without one.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JayRacer37 View Post
    Seconded. Anything that is comfortable, and flexible in all ways but backwards, and isn't too long is sweet.
    Yip I will also add the Spool is very good,


    It crashes very very well


    I have been in a lot of crashes and it works perfect
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    Quote Originally Posted by TonyB View Post
    No he can't. But thanks for the plug
    I have a couple that I lend out to people in need, but I'm not doing anything in the way of apparel any more.
    Best you update your website.


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    Yeah I know
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