I just cant find it

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Edited Date/Time 1/26/2012 1:50pm
hey guys I've been looking for some youth riding gear for my son who is 2 yrs old. I'm having lots of trouble finding gear that fits him. gloves I have helmet I have. My little guy loves too ride his TTR50 but I want to make sure he is fully protected. if anybody has any info it would be greatly appreciated..
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williamsmotowerx 7/10/2009 8:19pm
7/10/2009 8:19pm
Buy the smallest you can, take it to your local sewing lady.

Probably best you can do for a kid that small.
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Matt Fisher 7/10/2009 9:19pm
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The smallest chest protector I could find when my son started riding was by Fox. It was a mini youth or something like that. There weren't any boots, so hiking boots sufficed at first.

Except for helmets, most of the gear I've bought for him over the last 7 years has been used, and the best place has been KTMtalk. Boots seem to be needed about every 6 months, and they're usually $50-$80 shipped. You can then turn around and re-sell the pair he just grew out of for about what you paid.

Have fun!
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Camp332 7/10/2009 9:19pm
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Holy crap! 2 years old? That's amazing.

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Jabjr222 7/10/2009 9:29pm
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Matt Fisher wrote:
The smallest chest protector I could find when my son started riding was by Fox. It was a mini youth or something like that. There weren't...
The smallest chest protector I could find when my son started riding was by Fox. It was a mini youth or something like that. There weren't any boots, so hiking boots sufficed at first.

Except for helmets, most of the gear I've bought for him over the last 7 years has been used, and the best place has been KTMtalk. Boots seem to be needed about every 6 months, and they're usually $50-$80 shipped. You can then turn around and re-sell the pair he just grew out of for about what you paid.

Have fun!
Really good thinking. My daughter is 3 and I hope to get her riding in the next year. I can see me doing the same thing for gear.
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Lightning78 7/10/2009 10:26pm
7/10/2009 10:26pm
2 years old? Wow thats getting him started REAL early but when they do start that early it comes more naturally as they get older.....i've heard of late 3's 4 and 5 but 2? Dam thats getting a jump on the competition...lol
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Snap 7/11/2009 4:00am
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2 years old? Wow thats getting him started REAL early but when they do start that early it comes more naturally as they get older.....i've heard...
2 years old? Wow thats getting him started REAL early but when they do start that early it comes more naturally as they get older.....i've heard of late 3's 4 and 5 but 2? Dam thats getting a jump on the competition...lol
yeah I was alittle iffie about it but I've taken him to races since he was 6 months @ SteelCity he has the love for bikes watchs Travis videos like cartoons. I have videos of him riding with training wheels of course on my face book I even built him a practice track above the house that he rides. Maybe someday he will take it all the way but as long as he enjoys it thats all that matters to me
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FastEddy 7/11/2009 4:14am
7/11/2009 4:14am
That is pretty cool, only 2 and already twisting the throttle. Smile

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