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Motorcycle Trousers

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. Our favourite are the Rokker jeans which we have made to our own specification and come as standard with D3O armour. Their impressive slide time and the evidence we have from accidents gives us the confidence to recommend them to our customers. 

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Verified customer reviews for Motorcycle Trousers

Rukka Voyage-R trousers in black

Aaron S: Rukka Voyage R Trousers

These Rukka trousers have been a game changer, no longer do I need to worry about over trousers and getting wet from either inside or outside, its now a thing of the past. Until this week when temps have dropped to below zero they have been plenty warm enough when worn with a single thin legging, above 12 deg they are fine on their own. Expensive but worth every penny, for everyday commuting they are a necessity in my eyes.

Rukka Comfo-R trousers in black

Brian: Rukka Comfo R Trousers

Bought during the weekend sale to replace Rukka Navigator Laminated trousers which initially worried me, but after a weekend in Scotland, no need to. Huge pockets compared to me old ones, fit was great correct length this time, very comfy and warm enough down to 10C. Would advise to purchase braces they dont come with any. Other than that brilliant. Dont know how they will be during heavy rain but expect they will be up to the job as with all Rukka kit.

Halvarssons Laggan pants in black

Matthew Wood: Faultless

My first foray into Halvarssons. My go-to dry weather trousers are now Rokker Rokkertech jeans. Im on my second pair and they are wonderful. I have quite found the same balance for waterproof gear. For commuting in all weather, Rukka has been outstanding. Now for occasional long distance road trips, Ive tried something lighter and with stretch. The jacket and trousers were great for a long weekend to Wales, in a downpour on the way back. Uber comfortable, with no restriction of movement, very comfortable waist band, great 36l for me with Velcro synching to stop them flapping in the wind. About half the weight of Rukka gear. I was warm enough but I reckon sub 7 degrees, these might need a down liner. No unwanted breeze or cold spots. Performed better than the jacket.