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ray84
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PostPosted: 20:16 - 15 Mar 2014    Post subject: Motorcycle clothing insert protectors Reply with quote
Hi all,

Just wondering if anyone has heard of, experience, or reviewed any of the following bike clothing insert protectors (generally used for elbows or knees)? Also in which order would you rank them?

Leidel & Kracht LK-3
Zumatex ZT10EK
Bonzer Sports BSPSEK
CCSO 719 type a

Look forward to the responses, cheers in advanced
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recman
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PostPosted: 20:57 - 15 Mar 2014    Post subject: Reply with quote
Dunno about that stuff but I bought some kevlar jeans which didn't have knee pads in so I bought D30 pads.
I think I'll swap all my armour for this stuff. Thumbs Up
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stinkwheel
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PostPosted: 21:25 - 15 Mar 2014    Post subject: Reply with quote
A cheese and red cabbage sandwich (thin sliced white bread, no butter, wrapped in cling film) passes the impact dissipation tests required for CE body armour.*

Try not to crash.

* Ride magazine. February 2007, Pages 8 to 10.

EDIT: Edam. Before anyone asks.
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ray84
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PostPosted: 08:24 - 16 Mar 2014    Post subject: Reply with quote
stinkwheel wrote:
A cheese and red cabbage sandwich (thin sliced white bread, no butter, wrapped in cling film) passes the impact dissipation tests required for CE body armour.*

Try not to crash.

* Ride magazine. February 2007, Pages 8 to 10.

EDIT: Edam. Before anyone asks.


Haha would love to read that article, would of done better with cheddar I think.
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ray84
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PostPosted: 08:27 - 16 Mar 2014    Post subject: Reply with quote
recman wrote:
Dunno about that stuff but I bought some kevlar jeans which didn't have knee pads in so I bought D30 pads.
I think I'll swap all my armour for this stuff. Thumbs Up


Thanks would look into replacing but got these protectors all shown to comply. Not sure if one is better then the other.
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Rogerborg
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PostPosted: 09:19 - 16 Mar 2014    Post subject: Reply with quote
stinkwheel wrote:
A cheese and red cabbage sandwich (thin sliced white bread, no butter, wrapped in cling film)
EDIT: Edam. Before anyone asks.

TWO slices though.

I like this highly objective D30 amour test.
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ray84
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PostPosted: 10:20 - 16 Mar 2014    Post subject: Reply with quote
Rogerborg wrote:
stinkwheel wrote:
A cheese and red cabbage sandwich (thin sliced white bread, no butter, wrapped in cling film)
EDIT: Edam. Before anyone asks.

TWO slices though.

I like this Highly objective D30 amour test.


Thanks, Interesting read that.
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ray84
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PostPosted: 16:04 - 16 Mar 2014    Post subject: Reply with quote
Wow must not be very popular?

How does the Knox armour do?
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-Matt-
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PostPosted: 00:41 - 17 Mar 2014    Post subject: Reply with quote
I've used Knox inserts in the past, seemed okay - it really just depends on how well the item fits the pocket you need it for, if its CE approved its going to be generally the same 'standard' I would expect as another CE approved brand.

I do agree not crashing is obviously the first and best policy, but i'm not sure the fact a cheese and cabbage sandwich can pass the tests [as is regualrly quoted on these threads Razz ] makes the armour any less worth wearing, whatever it is thats taking the impact, in at least some cases its going to help you in terms of the outcome of an accident. Not always - sometimes it may do sweet F all, but there are a fair share of accidents that armour will reduce injury.

Even if these products do sell because people are too lazy to make a sandwich to stuff in their gear-pockets [which would be quite smelly after a while Wink ]
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Rogerborg
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PostPosted: 09:40 - 17 Mar 2014    Post subject: Reply with quote
-Matt- wrote:
i'm not sure the fact a cheese and cabbage sandwich can pass the tests makes the armour any less worth wearing

The point of that article is really that the padding provided in some clothing wasn't up to CE standards and shouldn't be in there at all because Nobby Kneedown won't replace it with real armour.
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PostPosted: 11:56 - 17 Mar 2014    Post subject: Reply with quote
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PostPosted: 12:55 - 17 Mar 2014    Post subject: Reply with quote
Non sequitur.
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