Leatt release new neck braces
Aimed at downhill and BMX riders
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Leatt have released two new neck braces dubbed the DBX Ride and DBX Comp, aimed at downhill and BMX riders.
The braces feature the company’s patented Alternative
The £229.99 DBX Ride is made of glass-reinforced nylon and offers only basic adjustments. The more expensive £349.99 DBX Comp offers full individual adjustability.
A spokesman from UK distributors Hotlines said: “The DBX series of Leatt braces offers lower profile padding and weight, as well as being designed to work more effectively with lower profile, lighter weight mountain bike full-face helmets. The cheaper of the two DBX braces, the Ride model, comes in at over £100 cheaper* than the most basic GPX model.”
Keep an eye out for a full review in Mountain Biking UK magazine and on BikeRadar.
* Compared to 2010 RRP.
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