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Leatt Corporation Announces Collaboration With BMW and KTM

Leatt Corporation (OTC: LEAT), a Nevada, USA Corporation headquartered in Cape Town, South Africa, that develops, sells and distributes the Leatt-Brace(TM), a Neck Brace system designed to help prevent potentially devastating motor sport injuries to the cervical spine (neck), today announced that it will be collaborating with BMW and KTM on a cervical spine protection system for the sports motorcyclist.

BMW Motorrad and KTM are seeking to develop an adequate system of protection for the neck, the cervical spine, the spinal cord and the collarbone in the event of a serious motorcycle fall. Leatt-Brace(TM) prototypes have undergone extensive testing at BMW's testing facility in Munich, Germany. The Leatt Corporation believes that a neck protection system of this kind will benefit not only the enduro motorcyclist and rally biker, but also the motorcyclist in everyday traffic situations, and will represent a great step forward in the area of passive safety. According to BMW Motorrad, testing of the brace has produced excellent results. Consequently, experts at BMW Motorrad Accident Research regard the prototype as having a huge safety potential.

"Motorcycle sport should be safer and we wish to make a contribution in achieving this", explains Dr. Herbert Diess, Head of BMW Motorrad, while commenting on the decision to dedicate a substantial degree of attention to this subject. He continues: "The concept is extremely promising. If this system continues to live up to our expectations, I can well envisage us putting it into production."

"I am very pleased with the relationship that is developing between BMW, KTM and the Leatt Corporation, the global distributor of the Leatt- Brace(TM)," said, Dr. Leatt, C.E.O. of the Leatt Corporation. He added: "With all of us working together collectively, I feel that the brace will find its way into the market much faster and I have hope that lives will be saved sooner, rather than later, as a direct result of this collaboration."

There can be no assurances that the foregoing testing will lead to any formal business relationship between BMW/BMW Mottorrad and the Leatt Corporation or between KTM and the Leatt Corporation, or that the developments described herein will produce any revenues or profits for the Leatt Corporation.

About The Leatt Corporation: The Leatt Corporation is the exclusive global distributor of the Leatt-Brace(TM), a Neck Brace designed to prevent or lessen the severity of potentially devastating motor sport injuries to the cervical spine (neck). The manufacture and development of the core products currently take place at the Leatt Corporation's offices in Cape Town, South Africa, which are situated at the headquarters of the Leatt Brace Holdings (Pty) Ltd.

The impetus for the project came from Dr. Chris Leatt's medical knowledge, his history as a motorcycle racer and the many neck injuries he has witnessed. The product not only has motor sport applications, but the Company believes that it can be used by anyone wearing a crash helmet as a form of protection. The inventor of the brace, Dr. Chris Leatt, is the President of the Leatt Corporation and is responsible for executing the Company's global strategy.

For more information on the Leatt-Brace(TM), please visit the company website at www.leatt-brace.com. For more information about KTM, please go to their website www.ktm.com. For more information about BMW Motorrad, please go to their website .

To view the complete press release, as issued by BMW Motorrad, please visit: http://www.ktm.com.au/news.php?newsid=379&PHPSESSID=36cecca0b29d61ab9b4206b4d88123ad for the English version or http://www.7-forum.com/news/wmview.php?ArtID=893 for the German version.

BMW is an international manufacturer of automobiles, motorcycles and related products. BMW Motorrad is a South African subsidiary of BMW. KTM is an Australian based high performance motorcycle manufacturer.

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