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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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Rokker Legend jeans in blue

SDR: Rokkers that Rock

Now that drier weather has finally arrived, I decided to buy a pair of Rokker jeans. The Motolegends website gave, as usual, a fully comprehensive review of the Rokker range. After some thought, the Legend in pale blue suited my needs. True to their word, they arrived the day after being ordered. The fit was perfect, and the quality of manufacture likewise. The slim D30 armour fitted easily, and the hip protectors are unnoticeable whilst wearing the jeans. Having ridden with them a few times now, the jeans have proved to be very comfortable and warm, yet cool on a rather warm day. Expensive, but you get what you pay for, and Ill certainly replace them with another pair if, or when, they wear out.

Stadler 4All Pro trousers in grey

Simon: Great trousers

Very comfortable on and off the bike once broken in with a few miles of use. A recent wet and cold tour to Scotland proved them to be absolutely waterproof. The lack of wetting out is lovely, I dont miss having to put on my old drop liner trousers that would still be wetted out from the previous days riding. Some layering is required when the temperature drops, especially if youre ambitious enough to think it might be warm enough in Scotland in June to leave the thermal liner at home. I havent tested the ventilation yet as, for warm weather local riding, I switch to single layer jeans. The quality and construction of the trousers is excellent. The substantial armour and use of Superfabric gives me confidence in the safety of the 4All Pros. I ended up in a completely different size to what Id anticipated. A visit to Guildford for the usual excellent MotoLegends shop service was essential. Being of a robust stature with a particularly short inseam, the extra short leg length was perfect and these are the first off-the-peg trousers to fit me properly. In truth, Stadler is probably overkill for the amount of riding that I do, but I was happy to pay for the quality.

Rokker Legend Straight jeans in blue

Peter: Super comfy

Ive bought four or five pair of Rokker jeans from ML over the last couple of years, all but one of them the AAA Rokkertech Straight fit. I finally caved to Chris excellent review of the Rokker Legend jeans, and hes spot-on in asserting their comfort and fit. I love my AAA Rokkers, but button-fly is a giant PITA, plus theyre more stiffless flexible than the ML Rokker Legend jeans. For max comfort, buy these and youll never buy another brand of jeans again.