Price range:
Recently Added Body Armour
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Race Face Charge Arm $26.17
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Race Face Dig Elbow $53.60
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Race Face Flank Leg D3O $107.26
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Race Face Ambush Core D3O $119.19
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Race Face Ambush Elbow D3O $65.52
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Body Armour
SixSixOne Sub Gear Short Sleeve Compression Suit - 2012
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Pay : $59.02
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SixSixOne Riot Soft Shell Knee Guard
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Pay : $41.72
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SixSixOne Riot Soft Shell Elbow Pads
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Pay : $35.76
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Troy Lee Shock Doctor KG 5500 Elbow Guards
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Pay : $51.26
SixSixOne Sub Gear Long Sleeve Compression Suit - 2012
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Pay : $71.53
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SixSixOne Riot Soft Shell Shin Guard
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Pay : $41.72
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SixSixOne Sub Armoured Short Liner - 2012
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Pay : $53.65
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Race Face Khyber Women's Knee
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Pay : $65.52
SixSixOne Rampage Soft Shell Knee/Shin Pads
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Pay : $77.50
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SixSixOne Comp Hard Shell Knee Guards - 2012
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Pay : $41.72
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SixSixOne RaceBrace Pro Ankle Support
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Pay : $20.26
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SixSixOne Rhythm Soft Shell Knee/Shin Pads
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Pay : $41.72
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SixSixOne Comp Hard Shell Elbow Guards - 2012
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Pay : $29.80
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SixSixOne Riot Soft Shell Shin Guard - Youth Size
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Pay : $39.34
Troy Lee Shock Doctor BP 3800-HW Sleeveless Vest
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Pay : $83.46
Troy Lee Shock Doctor CP 5900 Chest Protector
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Pay : $172.90
Body Armour
Cycling Body armour is a wise investment for both downhill and trials riding where falls and impacts into immovable objects are always a possibility. Body armour is light, unrestrictive and inexpensive when compared to the alternatives of not wearing it. Some riders even claim that Body armour can increase your confidence levels, which may make you ride faster. Wiggle stocks a large range of body armour which can cover the knees and shin, elbows, shoulders and chest. A lot of manufacturers, such as Dainese, Sixsixone and Thor produce all-in-one armoured jackets to cover the entire upper body for extreme descents. The most common advice with body armour is to buy it 'before' you 'need' it, rather than 'after' you 'needed' it.
