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Started by JRider, February 04, 2006, 06:06:18 PM

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JRider

My instructor at the BRC suggested that we buy some motorcycle pants to protect the lower body. The pants are made out of the same material as the jacket is. He said that if you fall in jeans you could scar up your legs and theres no padding for the knees. Has anyone seen some motorcycle pants for less than 200 bucks?
GEAH!

poormanracing

look at newenough.com. most of them are less than 200 bucks...check their ebay stuff...i got a textile one thatll do for my commute...51 shipped... :cheers:


speedyts49

Quote from: my_celica_is_jealous on February 04, 2006, 06:16:24 PM
look at newenough.com. most of them are less than 200 bucks...check their ebay stuff...i got a textile one thatll do for my commute...51 shipped... :cheers:



We have bought from them several times and they are top notch.  Check out their close-outs too.
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bargovic

are there any textile pants out there that fit over jeans... I want something easy on easy off for my big 1.5 mile commute to work.

annguyen1981

ICON make some great looking pants with protection.  Reinforced knee areas and triple stitched at the critical seams.

www.rideicon.com

Here's one product they have, only $90

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seamax

Quote from: my_celica_is_jealous on February 04, 2006, 06:16:24 PM
look at newenough.com. most of them are less than 200 bucks...check their ebay stuff...i got a textile one thatll do for my commute...51 shipped... :cheers:



WOW. $51 shipped. That is a steal. I'm looking for a pair but the are no longer around that price, at least not in my size. What do you guys think of these on ebay?

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Cal Price

I use these, http://www.hoodjeans.co.uk/  they have a "Aramid" lining ( bit like kevlar) and look very much like ordinary jeans. You can put additional "EC" armour if you wish. The one I use is the ND4. very comfortable off and on the bike.
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Ed89

Quote from: bargovic on February 04, 2006, 07:08:23 PM
are there any textile pants out there that fit over jeans... I want something easy on easy off for my big 1.5 mile commute to work.

I have the Alpinestar mesh pants that goes over my jeans.  Very airy.  Only one complaint:  since I am slim, the waist adjustment is as tight as it can get, and the hooks on the flap catches the pants beyond the loops and mars the pant fabric somewhat.  Just a little unsightly, but my top covers it most of the time so no big deal.

Bought them from newenough.com.


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scratch

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Fieldsheer Carbolex overpants, $50, quick on/off, 500denier.  And, they crash well.  See: http://gstwins.com/gsboard/index.php?topic=11184.msg92813#msg92813
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ukchickenlover

Quote from: Cal Price on February 05, 2006, 02:31:46 AM
I use these, http://www.hoodjeans.co.uk/  they have a "Aramid" lining ( bit like kevlar) and look very much like ordinary jeans. You can put additional "EC" armour if you wish. The one I use is the ND4. very comfortable off and on the bike.

I use these and they are just like a normal pair of trousers but stronger so hopefully will not rip in a fall.

poormanracing

Quote from: bargovic on February 04, 2006, 07:08:23 PM
are there any textile pants out there that fit over jeans... I want something easy on easy off for my big 1.5 mile commute to work.

yeah i bought the pants as an over pants for my commute...though the description say its not an over pants...as you can see the pants that i bought hass zipper and button on the side for quick removal...its also a tad bigger....so i hope itll do...newenough has a firstgear overpants in  their closeout section....ive seen that in person and its quite nice...pricey for me though at that time..

calamari

I need pants too  :icon_confused:

question... when buying online, how do you make sure you get the right size for you? I'm thinking about overpants, something like this one: Joe Rocket Ballistic 5.0, or this one too: Alpinestars Air-Flo Textile, and I may even try to get this: Joe Rocket Alter Ego Textile.

maybe I should just give up and get this: awesomeness:o
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seamax

Quote from: my_celica_is_jealous on February 05, 2006, 11:50:28 AM
Quote from: bargovic on February 04, 2006, 07:08:23 PM
are there any textile pants out there that fit over jeans... I want something easy on easy off for my big 1.5 mile commute to work.

yeah i bought the pants as an over pants for my commute...though the description say its not an over pants...as you can see the pants that i bought hass zipper and button on the side for quick removal...its also a tad bigger....so i hope itll do...newenough has a firstgear overpants in  their closeout section....ive seen that in person and its quite nice...pricey for me though at that time..

How do the sizing go on those. Are they bigger than the normal size or run the same exact sizing.

Grainbelt

First gear overpants look and feel very nice, I tried on a pair last summer. There's a removable liner and whatnot. Buy the size you usually would, they are sized to go over pants.
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chris in va

I just bought a pair of Draggin Jeans and they are pretty comfortable to wear all day, even off the bike.  Kevlar inside at the knees and butt, reinforced stiching all over.  No armor unfortunately.  The local shop here sells them for $110.

bargovic

Quote from: scratch on February 05, 2006, 10:21:14 AM
Fieldsheer Carbolex overpants, $50, quick on/off, 500denier.  And, they crash well.  See: http://gstwins.com/gsboard/index.php?topic=11184.msg92813#msg92813

Will the ankles on these pants go over boots? They look like they won't.

Cal Price

Normally overpants have a zipped vent so they will go over boots. on the "Hood" site I posted earlier there is information about size and fit.
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In Cricket the testicular guard, or Box, was introduced in 1874. The helmet was introduced in 1974. Is there a message??

LeChatNoir

With a 1.5 mile commute, wouldn't it make more sense to walk? Or at least bicycle? I'm 1.0 mi from work, and I just can't justify driving my GS to work...
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Stephen072774

Quote from: annguyen1981 on February 04, 2006, 07:26:59 PM
ICON make some great looking pants with protection.  Reinforced knee areas and triple stitched at the critical seams.

www.rideicon.com

Here's one product they have, only $90


Don't get these!!!  They suck.  I went down in them and they were by far my weak link in gear.  I got major rash where these jeans failed.  I only wear leather now.  I have reviewed them several times and they get a big thumbs down.
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