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Troy Lee CP5900 Chest Protector
![]() So this thing is technically a roost protector. But it's light, super modular and can be worn very minimal. I especially like that the front piece is actually three triangles so it can be run quite streamlined. The shoulder pieces are optional and there are two levels of Leatt integration possible: one where the brace fits into the slot, the other where the slot is removed, making running the protector under a jersey more feasible. Anyone ever tried one of these in real life? Like most significant protection it seems like a lot until you need it. How many people are still running some type of roost/Dainese/pressure suit? http://www.ridemonkey.com/forums/f19...tested-237278/
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"I'm way behind the current standards, I still need to change my 9 spd to a 10 spd, my 26" to a 29" or 27.5", my 1" 1/8" to 1.5", alum. to carbon, threaded BB to press fit, and finally my 31.8 bar to 35mm. I don't understand how am I still enjoying ridng my dinosaur with all these "new standards"" - rickyretardo (PB) |
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I like mine. It is really just a chest protector though. Get a kidney belt with it if you want more of a dainese like coverage. It is the lowest profile i have come across. Fits great.
Leatt fits pretty good on top of it. It sits a bit higher so with my moto helmet is reduces the range of motion a bit. |
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So you run it with your Leatt fitting into the rear of the back plate like so? Could you run it like this with the jersey over the protector? ![]() Or do you take that overlapping piece off the back plate, wear the protector under your jersey, with the Leatt loose on top like so?
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"I'm way behind the current standards, I still need to change my 9 spd to a 10 spd, my 26" to a 29" or 27.5", my 1" 1/8" to 1.5", alum. to carbon, threaded BB to press fit, and finally my 31.8 bar to 35mm. I don't understand how am I still enjoying ridng my dinosaur with all these "new standards"" - rickyretardo (PB) |
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under jersey with the leatt over top. the one i got did not have have the shoulders or the extra lock piece to hold the leatt down.
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What do those actually protect you from? other than sticks n thinks poking your chest.
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bighitter who?
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umm the ground when you land on it....
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thats nice...def more than roost gear. I like the shoulder cups too.I would wear one at the park or on a moto fersure.
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"I'm way behind the current standards, I still need to change my 9 spd to a 10 spd, my 26" to a 29" or 27.5", my 1" 1/8" to 1.5", alum. to carbon, threaded BB to press fit, and finally my 31.8 bar to 35mm. I don't understand how am I still enjoying ridng my dinosaur with all these "new standards"" - rickyretardo (PB) |
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Dropping to flat.
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I bought the TLD suit a few weeks ago and I'm really happy with it. I ride with an EVOC backpack for the extra back protetion as this doesn't have a hard plastic spine like most upper body armour. It is light and keeps cool. Very easy to wash as well.
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So you're running a TLD suit AND an EVOC spinal protector pack? Which TLD suit? Are you running a neck brace?
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"I'm way behind the current standards, I still need to change my 9 spd to a 10 spd, my 26" to a 29" or 27.5", my 1" 1/8" to 1.5", alum. to carbon, threaded BB to press fit, and finally my 31.8 bar to 35mm. I don't understand how am I still enjoying ridng my dinosaur with all these "new standards"" - rickyretardo (PB) |
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