My mate needs to know which make/model of back protector is suitable for the
purpose-made pocket in the back of his RST Dyno one-piece suit.
He has asked his local RST dealer but they say RST don't make/stock one
specifically and, amazingly, there are no contact details on the RST website
for asking anyone there.

Anyone here know?

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Sorby says...
> My mate needs to know which make/model of back protector is suitable for the
> purpose-made pocket in the back of his RST Dyno one-piece suit.
> He has asked his local RST dealer but they say RST don't make/stock one
> specifically and, amazingly, there are no contact details on the RST website
> for asking anyone there.

Tell him not to bother and to get a seperate one that straps to his
body.

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Lozzo wrote:

> Sorby says...
> > My mate needs to know which make/model of back protector is
> > suitable for the purpose-made pocket in the back of his RST Dyno
> > one-piece suit. He has asked his local RST dealer but they say RST
> > don't make/stock one specifically and, amazingly, there are no
> > contact details on the RST website for asking anyone there.
>
> Tell him not to bother and to get a seperate one that straps to his
> body.

And for that I recommend the t-pro forcefield back protector:
http://www.tprobodyarmour.co.uk/ff_back.html

It's light and flexible which means it's comfy and you forget about it,
and it doesn't make you overheat in summer. It appears to rate well in
the standards testing too.

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Christofire says...
> Lozzo wrote:
> > Sorby says...

> > > My mate needs to know which make/model of back protector is
> > > suitable for the purpose-made pocket in the back of his RST Dyno
<snip>
> > Tell him not to bother and to get a seperate one that straps to his
> > body.
>
> And for that I recommend the t-pro forcefield back protector:
> http://www.tprobodyarmour.co.uk/ff_back.html


Available from....

.....you guesssed it folks....

.......GLF Accessories:

http://www.glfuk.com/

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In article <(E-Mail Removed)> ,
Lozzo
((E-Mail Removed)) says...
> Sorby says...
> > My mate needs to know which make/model of back protector is suitable for the
> > purpose-made pocket in the back of his RST Dyno one-piece suit.
> > He has asked his local RST dealer but they say RST don't make/stock one
> > specifically and, amazingly, there are no contact details on the RST website
> > for asking anyone there.
>
> Tell him not to bother and to get a seperate one that straps to his
> body.

Ah... that's reminded me of something I've been meaning to ask.

Once you get a back protector, does it have a limited life? Do
you have to replace it after 3 years or 5 year or whatever? or
does it just carry on being OK forever, unless it gets damaged?

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Wizard says...
> In article <(E-Mail Removed)> ,
> Lozzo
> ((E-Mail Removed)) says...
> > Sorby says...
> > > My mate needs to know which make/model of back protector is suitable for the
> > > purpose-made pocket in the back of his RST Dyno one-piece suit.
> >
> > Tell him not to bother and to get a seperate one that straps to his
> > body.

> Once you get a back protector, does it have a limited life? Do
> you have to replace it after 3 years or 5 year or whatever? or
> does it just carry on being OK forever, unless it gets damaged?

I haven't got a clue!

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"Lozzo" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed) t...
> Christofire says...
>> Lozzo wrote:
>> > Sorby says...
>
>> > > My mate needs to know which make/model of back protector is
>> > > suitable for the purpose-made pocket in the back of his RST Dyno
> <snip>
>> > Tell him not to bother and to get a seperate one that straps to his
>> > body.
>>
>> And for that I recommend the t-pro forcefield back protector:
>> http://www.tprobodyarmour.co.uk/ff_back.html
>
>
> Available from....
>
> ....you guesssed it folks....
>
> ......GLF Accessories:
>
> http://www.glfuk.com/


Do GLF do a lower back protector or summat, i would like a lightweight
sort of thing around my lower spine as sometimes i get backache etc.

Strange request perhaps.

Alan

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"Bear" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> In article <comi00$10j$(E-Mail Removed)>, Alan Crowder says...
>
>> Do GLF do a lower back protector or summat, i would like a lightweight
>> sort of thing around my lower spine as sometimes i get backache etc.
>>
>> Strange request perhaps.
>
> I wouldn't have thought something that only covered your lower back
> would be much use in a crash?


The intention is not to crash, i do have some protection in the jacket
i wear, but still get backache on long journeys.

Alan

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Bear says...
> In article <comi89$11m$(E-Mail Removed)>, Alan Crowder says...
> > "Bear" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> > news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> > > In article <comi00$10j$(E-Mail Removed)>, Alan Crowder says...
> > >
> > >> Do GLF do a lower back protector or summat, i would like a lightweight
> > >> sort of thing around my lower spine as sometimes i get backache etc.
> > >>
> > >> Strange request perhaps.
<snip>
> > but still get backache on long journeys.
>
> I use the Knox full back types (neoprene?) and they really help keep the
> drafts out, as well as giving some support to a bad back. Recommended.

Agreed there. Having said that, Pip used to wear a Hein Gericke neoprene
kidney belt for the same reasons Alan wants something. He reckoned it
was the business..........until he bought a Knox back protector.

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On Thu, 2 Dec 2004 07:58:56 -0000, "Alan Crowder"
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>Do GLF do a lower back protector or summat, i would like a lightweight
>sort of thing around my lower spine as sometimes i get backache etc.
>
>Strange request perhaps.

Sounds like you need a Kidney Belt. Verr popular round here, for wome
reason. I'm sure you must be able toi get them in the UKK too,
although I'd never seen them until I moved here.

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