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Old 10-Sep-2004, 22:07   #1
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Back Protector
I'm looking at buying a back protector. Not sure whether to go for the Knox or the Dainese or even the Spidi. Any advise in this matter would be greatly appreciated, thanks
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Old 10-Sep-2004, 22:25   #2
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I have got one for sale a full length Dainese never used. It came with the Leathers I bought on the Ducati vist earlier this year. if your interested drop me a u2u.


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Old 11-Sep-2004, 11:16   #3
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Dainese - Excellent bit of kit
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Old 11-Sep-2004, 16:10   #4
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If you have the extra dosh go for the knox.....its the best
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Old 11-Sep-2004, 17:14   #5
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Having seen a fair amount of crashes while doing my Medic stuff i would recommend the Knox.........

Nothing scientific just seems to offer better protection. I am sure Knox are still doing the cash payout if you break your back while wearing it????

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Old 13-Sep-2004, 10:53   #6
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Just make sure that whatever you buy is CE approved, but from the list I think that they all *should* be ... but check just in case!
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Old 13-Sep-2004, 19:28   #7
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Purchased a one piece TZ-1 Alpinestars suit the other week with a Knox stowaway back protector. Have been wearing it for the commute to work very comfortable.
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Old 13-Sep-2004, 20:04   #8
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Thanks for all the replies, much appreciated. Looks like it's between the Knox and the Dainese. I'll try them both and then decide.....
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Old 22-Nov-2004, 14:47   #9
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I have the top spec knox, barely used, cant remember the size but I'm looking to sell due to emigration.
Let me know if it's of interest. I think it was about £100 or so new.
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It's a Knox KC2000
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