Interesting new neck restraint option
#1
Interesting new neck restraint option
The Leatt Moto-R comes from the world of Cycle racing.
It doesn't use a helmet harness and it appears to provide better side impact protection than those that do.
I just bought a Moto-R Pro but haven't received it yet. I'll report on how I like it later.
http://www.leatt-brace.com/index.php?page_id=16&id=3
It doesn't use a helmet harness and it appears to provide better side impact protection than those that do.
I just bought a Moto-R Pro but haven't received it yet. I'll report on how I like it later.
http://www.leatt-brace.com/index.php?page_id=16&id=3
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How much did it cost the web site didn't show the price for the Moto-R?
Bill
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Race Director
I hd just settled on getting a HANS a few months back - after much searching, but found the spots verison was out yet, now some new devices are cropping up.
Bah... too many choices are sometimes not good
Bu I am betting that anything i sbetter than nothing.
Bah... too many choices are sometimes not good
Bu I am betting that anything i sbetter than nothing.
#7
Drifting
I think I'm quite interested in the $395 model. I've seen it before and wasn't sure that it would work in a sports car. I'll bet side visibility is a bit better with it as well. I think I'm going to reasearch it a little and see if the price and features make it a winner.
Last edited by AUTO_X_AL; 07-08-2008 at 09:58 AM.
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Former Vendor
Make sure if required to run such a device in your intended orginization(s) thay you buy an approved one
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I picked the R3, costly, a bit more hassle to use, seems to offer better overall protection than the Hans, hope I am right
Rick
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I picked the R3, costly, a bit more hassle to use, seems to offer better overall protection than the Hans, hope I am right
Rick