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When purchasing gear, is the CE rating (abrasion and impact) a deciding factor? If so, why?
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CE Rating, important when buying gear?
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I think it is worth paying attention too for sure. Level 2 better than level 1.
This may be of interest.
pandomoto.com
This may be of interest.
Pando Moto ENGINEERED BY RIDERS
CE ratings prove your gear is crash-tested. See what AAA, AA, and A levels mean for jackets, jeans, gloves, boots, and armor — before you buy.
pandomoto.com
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Motolegends made a very interesting video as well.
Remember. some brands (like Aerostitch) haven't gone through the CE certification but are still good pieces of gear.
While doing research I found that there is also a difference between CE tested, CE certified and CE approved. Something to keep an eye on.
Remember. some brands (like Aerostitch) haven't gone through the CE certification but are still good pieces of gear.
While doing research I found that there is also a difference between CE tested, CE certified and CE approved. Something to keep an eye on.