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In the event of an accident it is frequently the lower half of the body that come into contact with the ground, and usually for the longest time, so the level of protection offered by a trouser is of paramount importance. By contrast, the trouser takes less impact from the wind and rain than does the jacket, so features like thermal liners may not be quite so vital. Leather is naturally abrasion resistant, so leather motorcycle trousers can give you a significant level of protection if you end up sliding down the road. But leather is not good in the rain and has few thermal properties, so leather trousers are not so good in the winter. A good textile motorcycle trouser won’t absorb the rain and, of course, most trousers will have a thermal liner for greater warmth and comfort. All proper motorcycle trousers will come with armour in the knees and hips and, dependent on your riding, you may look for features like anti-abrasion backings, air-vents, stretch panels for comfort, and reflective areas for better visibility. We recommend you also consider motorcycle jeans as an option as the modern protective jean can offer great abrasion and impact protection as well as comfort and style on your motorbike.

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Verified customer reviews for Motorcycle trousers

Rokker Cargo Slim pants in olive

Paul K, Essex: Rokker slim cargo pants

I bought these Rokker Cargo pants during a flash weekend sale and they are excellent and I really like the slim fit and super soft material. I tried the John Doe cargos but I didnt like them much as they are much heavier and more relaxed fit. I havent used these Rockers on the bike yet due to the cold weather, but I am am looking forward to giving a good try out. Great service from Motolegends as always.. Thanks

Rokker Tweed Chino in dark grey

Rik: Everything Chris says it is

Am always flailing myself with guilt when I eye up Rokker gear. A bit like Klim soooo achingly cool, but really, is it that much more cool and that much more safe in the real world than say oh yawn Oxford chinos? I bought two of those for less than a pair of Rokker jeans a few months ago. OK, the armour is unwearable but, boy, have they come a long way since Oxford and Frank Thomas were just about the only brands we could look to because Dainese were soooo achingly cool, but really....You get the picture. First off, I cant verify the previous reviewers suggestion that the jean material is better, not least because I dont have any other Rokkers but perhaps also because if Chris says they are the same material, only they are printed with the snazzy tweed, then Im thinking theres no difference in material, right? Sizing a perfect 3232 come up like LevisUniqlo. Fit like a glove. I parted company with my quads a few years back, so the taperedslim fit doesnt make me look like a fat middle aged bloke in denial. Comfort gorgeous, the stretch is just-so, and although were told the tweed pattern is a print, you really do need to be told, to know. I like SAS Tec armour, so Im fine with the included set. If anything, the profile is slightly less obvious than my D30 retrofitted on the Oxfords but that could just be the coarser material on the Oxfords... and theres the rub - the tweed pattern justifies itself because its highly acceptable in the day job the tan Oxfords are, too, to be fair, but the olive cargos raise eyebrows in the corridors of power. So, a very desirable piece of kit from an edgy brand, that justifies cost on usefulness, safety and practicality. And in one of Motolegends legendary sales, irresistible. Also, you get a cool bag... Just hanging about in case the matching vest comes up on sale. Ive got just the right cap.

Richa Stripper trousers in black

Geoff: Good idea well executed

I like these trousers. I followed the advice on sizing, glad I did as the 2XL for my 36 inch waist is spot on. I have been wearing them over trousers, long winter jumpers and multiple layers however there is ample adjustment still available in the Velcro waist straps. I thought I might need braces, however the waist adjustment cinched up nicely and the trousers stay up. Short leg length works ok for my usual casual trouser 27 inch inside leg. Just the right length on the bike KTM 790 ADV however off the bike the trousers billow in odd ways, thanks to the fairly rigid zip in each leg not folding like the material and looking crumpled at times. But then they are very easy to remove. These trousers are proving surprisingly comfortable, very cosy in quite cold weather 6c and easy to move about in. Might be a bit much for hot weather. Armour sits in the right places, although the hip armour pockets do move around a lot as they are only tethered at the top edge and can be felt at times as the armour wedges between you and the seat! Not tested in the rain, yet. Overall Im surprised and pleased with these trousers, especially the way the fabric feels. So much so that Id like a regular styled pair of motorcycle trousers in this soft shell material, when circumstances allow.