Trouser length ..

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What's your preference for bike trouser length?

Not bother?

Long?

Short?


Just asking because I bought a pair with the short length version which means it is just right for me. As I am used to really long bike trousers .. I am finding it odd as it rides up the leg when I am on the bike. :blast

It doesn't go over a long boot but it will on an ankle boot like a pair of timberlands .. Will water just drip down into the boot in that case? :nenau





Hope my questions are now back on form :D
 
I'm 6' 6".
36 waist & 36 inside leg.
I don't own any textile troos as yet. Can't find anything that's long enough & affordable.
I still have to green lane in mi leather troos with gortex proofs over the top.
:(
 
I`m same as you!

They should make them with 38" inside leg and you turn them up to suit you :thumb2
 
Is it though? I may have been used to trousers that are too long :nenau

The drag on the ground when I walk whilst these ones don't.

Short trousers? long trousers?medium trousers? :blast Its a very subjective thing !!! My motorcycle pals have spent hours over several bottles of wine discussing this subject !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!







We are just not sure ! :bounce1:bounce1:bounce1:bounce1:bounce1
 
Short trousers? long trousers?medium trousers? :blast Its a very subjective thing !!! My motorcycle pals have spent hours over several bottles of wine discussing this subject !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!







We are just not sure ! :bounce1:bounce1:bounce1:bounce1:bounce1

It's tough isn't it?

Not as simple as people think.
 
Get a pair made!

Save up and get a set of BKS leathers made to measure. Expensive but will last a lifetime and might even save your life!:thumb2
 
as long as the waist fits it doesnt matter about the rest:thumb2

It's pretty useful to make sure the knee armour fits, and that the legs aren't so flappy that they catch the brake/gearchange

Other than that, if it fits, fine.

Tom....You do worry me sometimes :eek
 
.. I am finding it odd as it rides up the leg when I am on the bike. :blast
My understanding is that you bought trousers slightly longer than you needed when you were standing up, which means that when you're sitting on the bike, the knee protectors are in the right place. If the knee protectors aren't on your knees when riding, then they're too short. :rob
 
It's pretty useful to make sure the knee armour fits, and that the legs aren't so flappy that they catch the brake/gearchange

Other than that, if it fits, fine.

Tom....You do worry me sometimes :eek

Always like to please :D
 
My understanding is that you bought trousers slightly longer than you needed when you were standing up, which means that when you're sitting on the bike, the knee protectors are in the right place. If the knee protectors aren't on your knees when riding, then they're too short. :rob

I prefer the knee protectors to be on my knees when they hit the ground - I don't really care where they are when I'm riding! :D

Good point :thumb2

The knee part actually fit better on the shorter trouser whilst you kinda have to drag the knee protector up on the regular length.
 


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