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Burgess118
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Depends where you go and at what level. In my experience Some places are fine with textile on novice days but get more strict as the pace increases.


Leather tends to slide when you hit the tarmac where as textile, apparently, grips which can flip you about a bit.

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leather also can be worn much more tightly fitting than textile, therefore keeping your armour exactly where you need it, and because the leather fits more closely its less likely to move around and cause skin abrasion itself...much more likely in textiles ( just my humble opinion)

plus it looks better and smells great :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

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I ride with textiles because I find them warmer and more comfortable but having crashed with them I also wouldn't want to be pushing myself around a track. If nothing else what is comfortable on the road for 7 hours will be cumbersome when riding aggressively for 10 minutes.

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