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The John Norwich Riders Corner In honour of our fellow moderator: John Norwich R.I.P. September 17th, 2014
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Old 04-28-2014, 02:53 AM   #26
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What do you guys use for riding pants? Regular jeans, "riding" denim, or full on leather assless chaps

Curious because I'm not totally sure what to look for in riding pants. I guess knee pads and hip padding is the most important?
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^ +1 curious about this too. Ill prob invest into some kelvar jeans down the road
If you're going for Kevlar denim, make sure to get the kind that is woven into the denim material and not the kind with hip/knee patches. The patch-styled jeans are just a marketing gimmick.
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yeah draggin jeans drayko drift are the ones im looking at
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Rhok is good as well i heard
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Also look at -- awful brand name, lol. "Ugly-Bros". They seem to have done well in reviews UglyBros Echo-K Motorcycle Jeans Review | RideApart They essentially take designs from other brands like Balmain, or Levis and build them in Kevlar/Denim weave. I haven't seen a pair in person but they could be promising.
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