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  1. Please add Pic and why the shin pads u post are good, I'll post the ones
    i use once i figure out why i like them lol,
    this post is to compair shin pads and see what are best to use.

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    bcwheelriderguyhehehehehe said:

    Good god, he's pole dancing on the seatpost:eek: !!!!


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  2. Dumpweed said:

    Please add Pic and why the shin pads u post are good, I'll post the ones
    i use once i figure out why i like them lol,
    this post is to compair shin pads and see what are best to use.

    I'll make this readable, and because I like bugging Sandy for his
    spelling and grammar.

    Please add a picture, and tell us why the shin pads you use are good.

    I'll post the ones I use once I figure out why I like them, Haha.

    This thread is to compare shin pads, and to see what are the best to
    use.

    /End Grammar and Spelling Correction.

    I use Krusher pads, because they are comfortable, as well as cover your
    entire leg all the way around.

    They protect very well against pinned platform pedals, I tested them.

    [image: http://img82.imageshack.us/img82/9643/dscf0035hy1.jpg]

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  3. Dude...You didnt have to correct him...Im sure everyone knew what he was
    talking about...It probobly makes him p/o'ed... I would be.

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  4. I use 661 4x4s and theyre great...they breathe good and are nice and
    comfy..You should be able to get em at your lbs.

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  5. Borgschulze said:


    I use Krusher pads, because they are comfortable, as well as cover your
    entire leg all the way around.

    They protect very well against pinned platform pedals, I tested them.

    [image: http://img82.imageshack.us/img82/9643/dscf0035hy1.jpg]

    Still didn't stop your leg falling off.

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  6. i have the 661 race shin/knee guards and i think its really protective
    in the front of the leg.
    This week i bought the 661 4x4 pads and i dont think its protect from
    hard hits. But its really comfy and its breath

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  7. i have the 661 4x4

    and picado i would say they protect the hard hits but only if they are
    frontal. From the back the pedals can get in.

    Although from the front i've done a few big drops and missed and my
    metal pedals got stopped with only a bruise on my leg with my 4x4's.

    I think 4x4's are great cause thye are cheap and even if you dont think
    u'll need knee protection its good. I fell a few times on my new on
    concrete and damn that would have hurt without them.

    Also they are quite comfy. If you are like me and not used to riding
    with anything you'll find them horrible at first but u really get used
    to it.

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  8. I have the model of 661 4X4's that are just before the brand new ones.
    They do not breath as well as the brand new ones but are stiffer in the
    front. My friend has the brand new ones and they fit better onto your
    leg, breath better, but do not protect as well. But the new ones still
    have great protection.

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  9. dunawan said:

    Dude...You didnt have to correct him...Im sure everyone knew what he was
    talking about...It probobly makes him p/o'ed... I would be.

    Where is your shin pad post?

    He is a good friend of mine, he won't care.

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  10. dunawan said:

    Dude...You didnt have to correct him...Im sure everyone knew what he was
    talking about...It probobly makes him p/o'ed... I would be.

    thanks dude for sticking up for me, but i'm fine when he does it, well
    and when most ppl do it, what i hate is when ppl correct me and make a
    big deal over my grammer and mistakes, plus he's like a brother to me,
    so i'm use to him doing it

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    bcwheelriderguyhehehehehe said:

    Good god, he's pole dancing on the seatpost:eek: !!!!


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  11. Dumpweed said:

    thanks dude for sticking up for me, but i'm fine when he does it, well
    and when most ppl do it, what i hate is when ppl correct me and make a
    big deal over my grammer and mistakes, plus he's like a brother to me,
    so i'm use to him doing it

    Aw, you're like a big sister to me 😄

    Except I can grab your ass and people won't say it's incest.

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  12. Borgschulze said:

    I'll make this readable, and because I like bugging Sandy for his
    spelling and grammar.

    Please add a picture, and tell us why the shin pads you use are good.

    I'll post the ones I use once I figure out why I like them, Haha.

    This thread is to compare shin pads, and to see what are the best to
    use.

    /End Grammar and Spelling Correction.

    Nice grammar correction, only why do you put a comma in front of every
    'and'? It confuses me.

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