http://www.dirtntrail.com/dirt-bike-gear/what-gear-do-i-need-for-riding-a-dirt-bike Dirt Movers, Equipment, Bikes and more! Wed, 30 Jun 2010 01:49:59 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 http://www.dirtntrail.com/dirt-bike-gear/what-gear-do-i-need-for-riding-a-dirt-bike/comment-page-1#comment-4104 Motorbike helper dude Tue, 27 Oct 2009 08:56:59 +0000 http://www.dirtntrail.com/dirt-bike-gear/what-gear-do-i-need-for-riding-a-dirt-bike#comment-4104 A Helmet as u said. Make sure u get high boot otherwise there is a easy chance of the footpeg going into ur ankle. Wellighnton boots can be a cheaper option. Body armour and/or a kidney belt are unecesary but if u want to do motorcross u need them (depends on how much money u have and how safe u want to be). Jumpers and pants arnt needed, but look better and most provied more protection/padding. Goggles are needed for eye protection depending it u do or dont have a full face mask. Aswell FOX is a high quality brand and obviouslly depending on how much u spend the better the gear. Hope i helped<br><b>References : </b><br>Me And Friends A Helmet as u said. Make sure u get high boot otherwise there is a easy chance of the footpeg going into ur ankle. Wellighnton boots can be a cheaper option. Body armour and/or a kidney belt are unecesary but if u want to do motorcross u need them (depends on how much money u have and how safe u want to be). Jumpers and pants arnt needed, but look better and most provied more protection/padding. Goggles are needed for eye protection depending it u do or dont have a full face mask.
Aswell FOX is a high quality brand and obviouslly depending on how much u spend the better the gear. Hope i helped
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]]> http://www.dirtntrail.com/dirt-bike-gear/what-gear-do-i-need-for-riding-a-dirt-bike/comment-page-1#comment-4103 CRF450X Tue, 27 Oct 2009 08:21:59 +0000 http://www.dirtntrail.com/dirt-bike-gear/what-gear-do-i-need-for-riding-a-dirt-bike#comment-4103 you don't "need" anything... however it is a very good idea to "dress for the crash, not the ride". I would say definately a helmet and boots. you can get good products that don't have $500 price tags. I have a fulmer helmet and Gaerne cypher boots. Both are very comfortable and no problems with either and for a few hundred bucks less than an arai helmet or more expensive boots, i would say its a good deal.<br><b>References : </b><br> you don’t "need" anything… however it is a very good idea to "dress for the crash, not the ride". I would say definately a helmet and boots. you can get good products that don’t have $500 price tags. I have a fulmer helmet and Gaerne cypher boots. Both are very comfortable and no problems with either and for a few hundred bucks less than an arai helmet or more expensive boots, i would say its a good deal.
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