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hi i brought some one piece leathers second hand but the back armour padding is missing which has left me 2 options i could upgrade and buy some inserts or buy a vest type my question is which out the offers best protection and which is most comfortable ? ps I am new to biking thanks

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Welcome to the forum, say hi in the newbies section etc etc


Does your current jacket have a "pocket" in the back where you can insert a back protector? If so, you can buy 3rd party back protector inserts to fit, just make sure you look at the measurements to be sure it will fit before you buy.


As for inserts vs vest type, I would presume the vest type would be better as you can buy ones which give more protection than just for the back

Posted

Hi and welcome, best form of protection and armour is to quickly learn to ride defensively, look ahead learn to predict and anticipate. Body armour on the roads will protect you to some extent but never let the amour make you complacent. Take your time, enjoy and stay safe

Posted

I think a separate back protector is the better option.....not exactly vest type but a strap on protector.....these tend to be longer than the ones that fit in the pocket in the leathers, so they protect more of your back.....and they tend to be harder too....so, again better protection.

Stu had one for sale a while ago.....dunno if he's still got it.

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Ha - strap on... I've got a knoxx aegis. Very comfy and looks like it'd do the business in a spill.

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