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Motocross Gear -

Motocross Gear - Developed Out Of Necessity Into Its Own Unique and Individual Look.

Motocross Gear -Dirt bikes are an active, physical sport so a rider needs to move freely with the mental reassurance & piece of mind that they are fully protected.

Motocross Gear - Helmets

Motocross helmets need to be light but strong, while conforming to the country's safety codes. Made of fiberglass or lightweight composite materials (carbon/Kevlar) with options such as removable liners and venting systems.

It is vital to get the right fit when purchasing a helmet, too tight will stress you as you try to ride and too loose can even have it slip out of position or even off in a crash.

Never buy a used helmet as the safety liner or inner core is what deforms in an accident to protect your head. As this white form core is out of sight you wont see if it's damaged or not.

Motocross Gear - Clothing

Motocross clothing is now constructed out of the latest materials to offer comfort and protection.

Quality dirt bike pants will be made of heavy duty nylon with a type of cordura in the seat for extra toughness.

Double stitching and inner liner are another sign of a quality pant.

The inner knee needs to have a wear resistant material like leather and flexible or oversized panels at the knee to make room for knee braces/gaurds.

Jersey's used to be mainly cotton which was warmer on a cold day but, would hold water when wet as well as sweat and not breath well to keep the rider cool.

Today there are now different types of polyester combined within a jersey. Integrated are venting panels to wick away moisture while being durable.

Motocross Gear - Boots

Boots often take the greatest pounding. Much emphasis is placed today on ankle protection. Features such as replaceable soles & buckles extend the life of boots.

Motocross body armor is made in various styles and sizes for basic roost protection or more thorough coverage of shoulders and back.

Other important gear for full coverage protection include:

  • goggles
  • gloves
  • elbow guards
  • knee and shin guards or knee braces

When it comes to motocross gear the old road adage still applies

"Dress for the Fall, Not the Ride"

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Posted By Colin on 2008-02-16


good tips... thanks dude

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