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    Hey people, can I have your opinion on a particular back protector. Anyone know anything about the Knox/Teknic KC2000 Tour model?
    http://www.bikejohnny.com/cgi-bin/st...KBCT-15-006-01

    With the current exchange rate, thats about NZ$200 ex shipping.

    New Zealand prices seem to be approx $280 ish for this one, and $340 for the X1 model.

    Was trying to look for a US supplier as our exchange rate is so nutty at the moment (It almost hit US72c last night!).

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    Arrow Ok you can do that, or...

    Quote Originally Posted by Devil
    Hey people, can I have your opinion on a particular back protector. Anyone know anything about the Knox/Teknic KC2000 Tour model?
    http://www.bikejohnny.com/cgi-bin/st...KBCT-15-006-01

    With the current exchange rate, thats about NZ$200 ex shipping.

    New Zealand prices seem to be approx $280 ish for this one, and $340 for the X1 model.

    Was trying to look for a US supplier as our exchange rate is so nutty at the moment (It almost hit US72c last night!).
    I've got a spyke riding jacket which has the same thing incorperated into it with a waist strap. Got it during winter for half price, but they are now over $700. Works well as well as looking good, check trade me you might find a cheap 2nd hand one
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    Quote Originally Posted by Devil
    Hey people, can I have your opinion on a particular back protector. Anyone know anything about the Knox/Teknic KC2000 Tour model?
    http://www.bikejohnny.com/cgi-bin/st...KBCT-15-006-01

    With the current exchange rate, thats about NZ$200 ex shipping.

    New Zealand prices seem to be approx $280 ish for this one, and $340 for the X1 model.

    Was trying to look for a US supplier as our exchange rate is so nutty at the moment (It almost hit US72c last night!).
    I would suggest you not to get that. They have it at Colamans for around $150 I think. But they don't provide flex protection, as you can flex it back and forth.

    You should also look at these guys www.gobike.co.nz , I have bought from them before and they have some good prices.

    Cheers
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    Now dont bother with that stuff, what you want is a Spool back protector, i have a seven link, but they can go all the way down to 4 link...... Awesome, comfortable, and does the job (as you know ive crash tested mine a few times.....)

    Colemans can do you a good deal on one..... (about $120 for a 7 link)
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    I've got a Spidi 7 link titanium back protector from motorad in Wellington. I think it was 160 bucks. Fell on it a couple of times and it works well, pretty comfy too

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    I've got a 7 link Dianese back protector and it works bloody well.
    Proof of the pudding is in the eating-and um well this protector has eaten well.
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