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Textile Motorcycle Trousers

Some motorcyclists have a near religious commitment to leather as the only material that is appropriate for a motorcycle trouser. Frankly, such people are out of date, and don't understand modern motorcycle wear. Leather may look good, and it has certain anti-abrasion qualities. But leather motorbike trousers are invariably worn close to the skin, and so are not warm to wear. Leather also absorbs water, and so is useless when it rains. A modern textile trouser with armour and a good quality anti-abrasion backing material will be every bit as protective as a leather trouser if you come off the bike. But a textile trouser with a waterproof membrane will be much more waterproof. And as most textile trousers have a thermal liner of some description, they’ll keep you much warmer too. In the summer, you will want air vents to allow fresh air to flow through to the skin, and almost no leather trousers offer this facility. So, if your main concern is how small your bum looks, or if you want to pretend you’re a Moto GP racer, go for leather.  But for most riders on most bikes, in most riding conditions, a textile motorcycle trouser will make much more sense.

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Verified customer reviews for Textile Motorcycle Trousers

Dainese ladies Carve Master 3 GTX trousers in black

Sue B: Favourite Motorcycle Pants, Ever

I was a bit dubious about these pants because they only come in one leg length and being 57 have had to buy longer leg lengths in other brands. But they fitted perfectly, with Sara making sure they were just the right position on my ankle bone whilst on the bike. The fit around the hips is exceptional, allowing movement without being baggy. The adjustable elasticated waist means there is no gaping at the back when you are seated. I am finding the pants super comfortable to wear both on off the bike the position of the knee armour is excellent. I did get the hip armour which does not come with the pants this easily fits into the pants is comfortable without adding bulk. The lining is easily removed you can adjust the fit around the carves to ensure there are no drafts. The most comfortable motorcycle pants I have ever worn.

Rokker Tweed Chino in dark grey

Robin Palmer: Comfortable

Comfortable and smart, they have a good cut to them that makes anyone look good.

Richa Stripper trousers in black

Tom Phillips: Brilliant

I love these trousers. So versatile. While its been cold recently, Ive worn them with their armour in the knees and hips and with warm everyday trousers underneath. However, as the days warm up, I shall be wearing them without their armour, over my armoured bike jeans. I found quite quickly that the knees are just too bulky if Im wearing two lots of armour. The trousers are really easy to get on and off, even over long boots, and the waist is simple to adjust, with the two velcro straps. Soft-shell motorcycle gear like this is quite rare, but helps create a comfortable, versatile piece of kit.