Leatt Brace on 2040-parts.com
Mooresville, North Carolina, US
This is a Moto GPX Carbon Fiber Leatt Brace that is a few years ago. This is in good condition with average signs of wear. My 7 year old wore this while racing BMX. He crashed a lot and there are scratches but still in great shape. I have 2 for sale. The other listing is in nicer condition but the same exact brace .Very light weight and lots of adjustment. This is a small. Should fit youth to about 16 but please check size chart on Leatt's website to be certain. Will sell both for $400.00 as a package.
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