kidney straps

Started by Chevy1500z71, March 21, 2006, 04:01:35 PM

Previous topic - Next topic

Chevy1500z71

wut exactly are kidney straps good for...

MOTOCROSS MAVERICK

they support your lower back and cause less fatigue. i wouldnt ride without one they really work! ;)
[url="http://www.sponsorhouse.com/Members/MOTOMAV/Home.aspx"]http://www.sponsorhouse.com/Members/MOTOMAV/Home.aspx[/url]

Toomey

I wear one too, it kinda just keeps your midsection nice and stiff and straight, and keeps your gut from hanging over your pants!   :D  But I also always ride with it, just feels good at the least.
Looking for a junker dirt bike project.

Chevy1500z71

Quote from: Toomey on March 21, 2006, 04:06:22 PM
I wear one too, it kinda just keeps your midsection nice and stiff and straight, and keeps your gut from hanging over your pants!   :D  But I also always ride with it, just feels good at the least.

lol, i dont think i have that problem quite yet

Toomey

Quote from: kawasaki400racer on March 21, 2006, 04:13:27 PM
Quote from: Toomey on March 21, 2006, 04:06:22 PM
I wear one too, it kinda just keeps your midsection nice and stiff and straight, and keeps your gut from hanging over your pants!   :D  But I also always ride with it, just feels good at the least.

lol, i dont think i have that problem quite yet

Nah, I don't either, just joking around.  I've heard of people say that though, I thought it was kinda funny.  The only thing, is it's uncomfortable when you're stopped, or just sitting back at the trailer, because it doesn't let you bend as easy.  They're preety cheap so you could just pick one up.
Looking for a junker dirt bike project.

Chevy1500z71

thanks, i think i mite get one

RAD 450r

Yeah i never really knew what they did either, i just thought they for the old folks :P, I might get one now
XC FTR #28C
-KFX450R, Hipers
- Silver L

DZ 350

Quote from: RAD 700r on March 21, 2006, 09:27:49 PM
Yeah i never really knew what they did either, i just thought they for the old folks :P, I might get one now

ME TO :ThumbsUp.gif
-05 raptor Alot of Stuff done to it ( FOR SALE !!!!! )

-98' CHEVY 4X4 SILVERADO W/ TO MUCH TO LIST !

-2007 RINCON 680 4X4 W/ WARN BUMPER, HMF PIPE, AND 26" OUTLAWS

-1987 Jeep Wrangler On 44" tractor Tires ( For Sale )

-2001 F-150 on 9" lift 36" TSL's (For Sale)

miamirider

what i have heard is that its suppose to keep your kidney and other organs from bouncing around

klutchbuster400

Quote from: Toomey on March 21, 2006, 04:27:55 PM
Quote from: kawasaki400racer on March 21, 2006, 04:13:27 PM
Quote from: Toomey on March 21, 2006, 04:06:22 PM
I wear one too, it kinda just keeps your midsection nice and stiff and straight, and keeps your gut from hanging over your pants!   :D  But I also always ride with it, just feels good at the least.

lol, i dont think i have that problem quite yet

Nah, I don't either, just joking around.  I've heard of people say that though, I thought it was kinda funny.  The only thing, is it's uncomfortable when you're stopped, or just sitting back at the trailer, because it doesn't let you bend as easy.   They're preety cheap so you could just pick one up.
so how do they expect us quad riders to lean?

svtbolt04

They only hurt if you arent used to wearing them. They take time to get used to.  I have one that sometimes I use if I can find it, works good though when I remeber to put it on.
823 for life!



Black wheels, plastics, some shiny chrome pieces. Left over dirt from last year, handle bars.

Toomey

I'm not saying that you can't lean, it just keeps you from slouching ya know?  You can bend around, but like touching your toes, it'll be harder.  It's not like this thing is made of steel, it's just fabric velcroed together at the front.  And I don't know about your organs bouncing around, maybe it helps alittle.  How much do organs bounch around?  As far as hurting, my never hurts, I don't see how it could.  Anyways, they're cheap, and all the models probably work the same anyways.
Looking for a junker dirt bike project.

Other Florida sites of interest: www.PinballShark.com