Who can Reco some Riding Jeans?
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so right now I'm looking at:
Deth Killers Slim Guy: $250
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Rev'lt Carnaby: $260
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Iron Heart 210z: $365
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Just wondering if anyone has any experience with any of the brands? Not looking to replace riding gear but there are occasions I need to ride and dress well... you know....
Deth Killers Slim Guy: $250
Rev'lt Carnaby: $260
Iron Heart 210z: $365
Just wondering if anyone has any experience with any of the brands? Not looking to replace riding gear but there are occasions I need to ride and dress well... you know....
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you can also include these: Draggin Jeans - Motorcycle Jeans though i've heard mixed reviews
one of the svrider guys sells these
http://leananglejeans.com/
they are stupid awesome, but quite a ton of $$$
one of the svrider guys sells these
http://leananglejeans.com/
they are stupid awesome, but quite a ton of $$$
Regular jeans are not sufficient protection for a rider. 2 years ago i was on a group ride and a woman in our group was on a brand new bike and was going though a tunnel a car rounded the corner and she was in their lane and her and the bike bounced off the front fender. she slid down the asphault into a steel guardrail. Her right leg must have hit the sharp underside of the rail and sliced into her leg almost down to the bone. The jeans were all ripped to hell. Denim is not very abrasion resistant.
Motorcycle jeans are made of Cordura, which is much more abrasion and puncture resistant, Resistant being the key word. Many of the jeans have internal pockets allowing you to insert padding for impact absorption or there is gear you can buy that goes on under your clothes as well.
Just something to think about...
Motorcycle jeans are made of Cordura, which is much more abrasion and puncture resistant, Resistant being the key word. Many of the jeans have internal pockets allowing you to insert padding for impact absorption or there is gear you can buy that goes on under your clothes as well.
Just something to think about...
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more like not abrasion resistant at all.
you may get away with a 0.1 second slide in jeans (and even then, i managed to get some good rash at 2mph as a noob...). in most textile stuff you'll probably get 2 seconds of sliding before you reach through to the skin
in leather you're looking at a good bit more
thanks for the input guys.
These are not intended to replace riding gear in anyways, just for short jaunts across town to a date or meet up with the boys. Very conservative riding, but of course there are risks.
Sergei, I've also heard mixed things about draggin jeans, plus they don't look so pretty
Lean angles are not bad at priced in the range I'm looking to spend anyways.
These are not intended to replace riding gear in anyways, just for short jaunts across town to a date or meet up with the boys. Very conservative riding, but of course there are risks.
Sergei, I've also heard mixed things about draggin jeans, plus they don't look so pretty
Lean angles are not bad at priced in the range I'm looking to spend anyways."Quick jaunt to a date?" You take out the Grom to impress the ladies???
Riding jeans are a great investment. If all goes well you should only have to buy one pair.
AS far as the style goes, I prefer riding jeans that have a motorcross look to them.
Something like this. (featured on NYfashioncity.com)
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Not qite the best example of what I am thinking of but I think you get the point.
Riding jeans are a great investment. If all goes well you should only have to buy one pair.
AS far as the style goes, I prefer riding jeans that have a motorcross look to them.
Something like this. (featured on NYfashioncity.com)
Not qite the best example of what I am thinking of but I think you get the point.
The ones above are from a Korean company called Ugly Bros that makes some denim with PU inserts in them, they look pretty sweet but are pretty expensive.
uglyBROS STORE
uglyBROS STORE
I bought a pair of Technic kevlar lined jeans on a closeout. they were about $50.
I have been down wearing a pair of flannel lined jeans (January ride) around 35 mph, ripped around the pocket where my wallet was but other wise held up. Got some friction burn around the knee and thigh but that's all. They held up ok.
I have been down wearing a pair of flannel lined jeans (January ride) around 35 mph, ripped around the pocket where my wallet was but other wise held up. Got some friction burn around the knee and thigh but that's all. They held up ok.
all about how you use your tools mate"Quick jaunt to a date?" You take out the Grom to impress the ladies???
Riding jeans are a great investment. If all goes well you should only have to buy one pair.
AS far as the style goes, I prefer riding jeans that have a motorcross look to them.
Something like this. (featured on NYfashioncity.com)
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Not qite the best example of what I am thinking of but I think you get the point.
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go to leatherup website they have some nice pants for reasonable price or if you can sew or know someone that can tailor you can get a men's jean pants like these and cut it down to size
Xelement Men's Classic Fit Denim Motorcycle Racing Pants - LeatherUp.com
Xelement Men's Classic Fit Denim Motorcycle Racing Pants - LeatherUp.com
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Wouldn't it be cheaper to have someone make the pants? I cant find 26 inseam motorcycle pants and if i buy the 30 inseam inch ones and take them it, the knee pads are off making it useless in a crash Also i would like full kevlar with a tailbone protector know of any company that does this?
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