Oneal Kneepads

[Adrian LeeMember]

After a very close call with injury last week i decided to purchase some knee pads.I tried on several brands ranging in price from $30.00 to $200,and ended up buying the Oneal Pumpgun Kneepads for $50.They have pivot knees and adjustable velcro straps .They feel very comfortable and can be worn either under or over Your pants due to the adjustable straps.For those of us in Vic i purchased mine from AMX in Keilor Park(they also have a shop in Bayswater)And found the guys to be very helpfull.I also asked if i could leave some Oldbull fliers there and they said no problems so i will take some next weekend.

[Chris WarwickMember]

Adrian wrote:

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After a very close call with injury last week i decided to purchase some knee pads.I tried on several brands ranging in price from $30.00 to $200,and ended up buying the Oneal Pumpgun Kneepads for $50.They have pivot knees and adjustable velcro straps .They feel very comfortable and can be worn either under or over Your pants due to the adjustable straps.For those of us in Vic i purchased mine from AMX in Keilor Park(they also have a shop in Bayswater)And found the guys to be very helpfull.I also asked if i could leave some Oldbull fliers there and they said no problems so i will take some next weekend.

Hey Adrian

What chance of some photo’s of the new purchase Knee Guards you got hook up with there in southern lands.

Cheers
Dr D

[Adrian LeeMember]

I will Dr D as soon as i work out how to .I have opened a photobucket account so i just have to work out the final details now.I not to savvy with these putors so these things take me some time.

[Bruce CurtisMember]

I have had a set of these for a while and they are far superior to the other brands I’ve seen or tried (did I just say that about an Oneal product for real!!) fairly comfortable but the shin part does have trouble fitting in my new boots. Good choice Adrian

BC

[Dwayne OMember]

I`ve been using these guards since january,
I find them to be very comfortable indeed;)

Bought em to do until I save up for some PodMX braces;)

Pice below for ya DrD!
Cheers

[Dwayne OMember]

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[PaulMember]

I’ve had a pair of Oneals for about 5 years, they’ve been good but the elastic straps are a bit tired now.
Probably doesn’t help to put them in the washing machine after every ride :blush:

[Dwayne OMember]

WikdBeemer wrote:

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I’ve had a pair of Oneals for about 5 years, they’ve been good but the elastic straps are a bit tired now.
Probably doesn’t help to put them in the washing machine after every ride :blush:

Nah, let em get nice & smelly:P
I actually just hose mine and hang em out of the sun:)

They are a good buy to last 5 years Beemer, especially for under $50,,,
Cheers

[PaulMember]

EAGLE`02 wrote:

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WikdBeemer wrote:

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I’ve had a pair of Oneals for about 5 years, they’ve been good but the elastic straps are a bit tired now.
Probably doesn’t help to put them in the washing machine after every ride :blush:

Nah, let em get nice & smelly:P
I actually just hose mine and hang em out of the sun:)

They are a good buy to last 5 years Beemer, especially for under $50,,,
Cheers

Yeah they were $40 if memory serves correctly but they are a different design, yours look heaps better covering the patella (knee cap) much better.
I’m up for a new pair.
Where do ya get ’em?

[Dwayne OMember]

I got mine from NMW (Newc Motorcycle Wholesale)
But thet are pretty common at most retailers I think;)
$49 I paid back in Jan & have seen em about a month ago for that price still,,,

Called PUMPGUN`s
Cheers

[bob kiddMember]

Check out 4BP at the top of home page i have a set of theirs they are very comfy $38 bucks i think.

[john iMember]

I have been running the Oneils for 18 months and i find them very comfy.Think i paid $50

[jamieMember]

There good value had them for a year,and comfortable as long as you have long socks, i thought they looked really thin at first but seem light and forget there on now.
Wouldn’t mind some real brace$ though.

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