Guest: Chris Leatt

The Steve Matthes Show on RacerX

Steve Matthes

Racerx, Motocross, Supercross, Steve Matthes, 051142, Professional, Sports & Recreation, Pulpmx

4.7 • 878 Ratings

🗓️ 14 May 2021

⏱️ 110 minutes

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Summary

We talk to Dr Chris Leatt about his company now, his beginnings in the sport, coming up and designing the first neck brace, the initial popularity, the critics of the brace, safety advances in the sport and more

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0:00.0	Before we get too far into this, thanks to Racetech.
0:02.2	Racetech.com.
0:03.2	Pulp 21 is the code to save.
0:05.8	Show your bike some love.
0:07.0	It'll show you love back.
0:08.2	It's that simple.
0:09.1	Get some suspension work done.
0:11.3	Just get the oil change.
0:12.4	Get new bushings.
0:13.2	Get new seals, people.
0:14.1	Come on.
0:14.5	Do something.
0:15.6	They've got one piece valves now for YZ and KX 250Fs. They've got the motor work done that they've done for the
0:22.5	nuclear blast Yamaha team. Malcolm Stewart won Montreal Supercross on their stuff a few years ago.
0:26.7	Of course, the LESCs have always used race tech going back to whatever they got. Chris Blos,
0:31.4	big fan of race tech. So they got motor work, they got suspension work, and they can simply give
0:35.7	you a discount by mentioning Pulp MX, saying Pulp21 is a code.
0:40.2	Whatever it is, racetech.com will have you dial.
0:42.0	Go to their website and go see what your bike needs, and there's a lot of stuff on there.
0:46.9	Even just spring it right.
0:48.2	If you're heavy or fast, they can dial you in with the folks at Rase tech and Pulp 21 will get your discount.
0:55.1	All right.
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