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SlowMotionInfinity
Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: Delhi
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![]() ![]() More details at: Crimson Moto Gear, INDIA The nice people at Crimson Motor Gear (CMG) sent us a sample of their chest guard. The basic aim, of course, is to protect the rider from chest injury during a normal mishap. In their own words: CMG have come up with a new product Light Weight Basic "Thorax (Chest) Guard". It is made of best quality materials to protect the rider from Chest injury during a normal mishap. We all know that no matter what Protective Gears we wear, there is no guarantee of complete protection. Our Chest protector is targeted at Tourers who travel on their motorcycles. The chest protector can be used mainly in the winter season to avoid the direct hit of cold winds in the chest and cause thorax problem. Even during the summers it can be used to avoid dusts and flying stones from hitting your chest. This is made keeping in Mind that not always we can wear a Riding Jacket which is too heavy and hot.We have made it very reasonable for every biker to own it. During winter it can be used inside our Jackets and during summer on top of Tshirts. Also best for city riding. -- According to me it is a very thoughtful product and costs just one movie ticket, at 380 rupees for the premium one. It also lends a very cool look if worn on top too. I would have liked it to be more thick to give that extra peace of mind. Even if you do wear proper riding gear this cab be worn below it to give extra protection at the back along with chest protection which lacks in most jackets. The quality was also very good and I am sure that the style will also go well, specially people with naked and muscular bikes. Add a camo trouser and you are ready to be in the army!
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senior xbhpian
Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: new delhi, bhopal
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woah!!! they are really affordable. i am interested in the black one.
@sunny- how can i order it or is there any shop in delhi so that i can but it? and sunny did you try out the black one...is it good enough? please advice regards addy
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Old Fox is looking terrific, I must say!
![]() P.S: Sorry for the OT but I HAD to say it.
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SlowMotionInfinity
Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: Delhi
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I did not try the black one. I guess that the only difference between the black and the camo is the styling. I would say go for the Camo style, the only risk being that police might mistake it for a bullet proof vest in these days of turmoil.
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Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Noida
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![]() thank you guys (makes a bow)The black one would be good, both over or under the jacket. Camo in the present scenario, post Mumbai, could attract cops gone hyper...
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Senior xBhpian
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Pune
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^ Sunny : I really like the guard, thanx for uploading the details about it.
Have mailed them regarding the details of its courier and payment options(if the client is not based in delhi). EDIT: Old Fox sirjee to army vaale commando lag rahe ho...!!
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Impulsed
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Local Area Network
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"The chest protector can be used mainly in the winter season to avoid the direct hit of cold winds in the chest and cause thorax problem. Even during the summers it can be used to avoid dusts and flying stones from hitting your chest. This is made keeping in Mind that not always we can wear a Riding Jacket which is too heavy and hot.We have made it very reasonable for every biker to own it. During winter it can be used inside our Jackets and during summer on top of Tshirts. Also best for city riding."
I seriously doubt the usage of such protector.Most of the times (read 99%) I wear a leather jacket to provide ample protection from dust/wind/stones (or mild rain/mud) even on hot sunny days.And I am almost certain it can't be that hard that it would protect you from chest injuries since making it harder will restrict the riders movements.It just seems to be an extra padding that too with out sleeves.A jacket would be more useful since it protects your arms too , to a certain extent specially from bruises.
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Senior xBhpian
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Pune
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It must of the same material that our riding jacket's back protection material consists of..!! |
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