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Leatt DBX 3.0 Enduro V19.1 Helmet
The Leatt DBX 3.0 Enduro Helmet is aimed, as you may have guessed, squarely at the enduro market, featuring a removable chin guard that even when attached, makes for a very lightweight helmet offering a good amount of protection. Key Features As you would imagine, this helmet complies to all standards (certified and tested: AS/NZS 2063:2008, EN1078, CPSC 1203). The…
Leatt DBX 5.5 Neck Brace
Leatt is synonymous with the Neck Brace. So much so that it's easy to forget they make a wealth of other mountain bike and motorbike products. With few companies making them, Leatt is certainly at the top of their game and their kit can be found around the necks of plenty of high profile downhill racers. The neck brace's popularity…
Leatt Velocity 6.5 goggles
Leatt is currently on a roll at the moment having released a fantastic line-up of apparel, along with the brilliant DBX 3.0 Enduro helmet. New to their product range are these – the newly released Leatt Velocity 6.5 goggles which I have been fortunate enough to have been testing for the last couple of months. So, where to start? Well,…
Leatt Knee Guard Airflex Pro
Leatt, based out of Cape Town, South Africa are headed up by Dr Leatt himself and this is evident in the detailing and production that goes into their products. The Airflex Pro is no exception to the rule. Don’t be fooled by its slim stripped back appearance - still scoring a 15 on the Leatt protection rating system, the ultra…
3 months ago
Join the Propain Factory Racing team to get an in-depth view of their events from the 5th round of the DH World Cup in Les…
5 months ago
For 2019 Propain Bikes is running their youth development team now in the third season and redefines it together with Marcus Klausmann, to give the…
8 months ago
Leatt, famed for their neck braces, for a while now have been making helmets so it was only a matter of time before they would…
9 months ago
Joe Smith joins the team this year and brings with him years of racing experience. One of the remaining flat pedal racers we can't wait…
12 months ago
Without doubt this is some of the greatest drone footage you will have ever seen from a bike event - Audi Nines brings the goods…
1 year ago
Click here for some epic enduro action! This is EWS Finale Ligure summed up in just 60 seconds! The last Enduro World Series race of…
1 year ago
Take a look at this awesome video from Marin! Matt Koen is going full throttle, showing us what an epic machine the Hawk Hill really…
1 year ago
Check out this insane bit of sending! Clemens Kaudela knows how to pull off a solid, stylish run. You can't get much steezier than that!…
1 year ago
It's time to reminisce about the insane racing that went down last weekend. Re-live the World Champs through the eyes of the NS Bikes Team…
1 year ago
Caution! This video will leave you with a serious urge to shred! Check out what the Dudes have been getting up to over in the…
1 year ago
These guys are pulling some of the raddest moves known to man! There's no denying, they've certainly been earning some air miles! We are halfway…
1 year ago
One of the biggest, dustiest sending sessions out there? These rad lads don't hold back when it comes to big lines with a whole lot…
Issue 60
We swing a leg over Pivots rocket ship XC bike, Radon's bargain enduro rig and hit the jumps on DMRs Sect. Short travel forks from Fox, RockShox and Suntour get put through their paces alongside kit from Magura, Leatt and Ortlieb.
Issue 60
This issue we chat to Dr Chris Leatt, the man behind the neck brace to get the low down on the development of this iconic piece of kit.
Issue 59
From fast XC to super long enduro, we have a big range this month. Bikes from Pole, Cube, Ragley and Marin are tested along with Motion's crazy linkage fork, and kit from Leatt, Julbo, X-Fusion and Marzocchi.
Issue 58
Ghost's big hitter, Cannondales new Habit and some of electric numbers from Haibike, Greyp and Merida, plus Rou’s new ride from Cube! Drivetrains get given a grinding with Box and SRAM offering affordable wide range gearing plus kit from Lake, Leatt and Hope.
Issue 53
Mountain biking makes you happy, regardless of what you ride! Rou Chater waxes lyrical about the chemicals in our brain that make us smile and how interacting with bikes helps that!
Issue 53
More images with no particular place to call home this issue!
Issue 52
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Issue 50
From a hillside in Wales has emerged a monster. Created from the warped mind of Dan Atherton, Hardline is the toughest downhill course in the world. We catch up with Adam Brayton and Craig Evans and try to understand what it takes to survive the track.
Issue 49
Danny Hart has impressed us this season, a rider who just oozes talent on the bike, can he take the overall title?
Issue 46
More images with no particular place to call home this issue!
Issue 45
More images with no particular place to call home this issue!
Issue 44
Richard Kelly is on hand to talk about Camber this issue, looking at the three-dimensional aspect of trails and the fall lines they follow. With a little practice and know-how, you can cease to be a ‘camber gambler.’
Official Facebook page of Leatt Protectives Years of the same commitment, passion and dedication went into the development of the revolutionary Leatt-Brace® and continues with every new product being developed at Leatt®. We get why you do what you do. And we get that chasing the Thrill comes at a cost. So we've got you covered. With an ever-evolving range of neck braces, helmets, body armor, braces, guards, hydration systems - whatever it takes to keep the committed Thrill seeker safer. Yours is a confidence game. And we're in the business of making sure that you have the confidence and the equipment to push yourself faster, harder and further than you thought you could go. Because that's where the Thrill lies. Backed by scientific research and the collaboration with highly esteemed players in the safety field, all our products benefit from these continuous efforts by Dr. Leatt and his team of designers and biomedical engineers at the Leatt® Lab in Cape Town, South Africa, home of Leatt®’s research & development. It is our badge of honour. Our choice. High performing, well engineered products 2001 Outdoor and sporting goods company /OfficialLeatt Twitter: @officialleatt +27215577257 ££