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rob13 09-11-06 10:13 PM

Good textile trousers for under £100
 
Im after a pair as i cant ride in winter in Leathers (Far too cold). Ive seen some in HG and are around £100. when i was at the NEC there were loads around for about £30-£50 but its a textile minefield. Not all seem to be waterproof

Anyone provide any recommendations??

FG1 09-11-06 10:37 PM

I have some Frank Thomas Strike 2 textile trousers. Have been happy with them so far. Been out in the rain and came home dry.
I was recomended to wear sod all under them but found it a bit too sweaty.
I took the thermal liner out and wear tracky bottoms instead.
Although..............................I was out looking for Ron Hill tracksters to wear under them and found that JJB have padded goalie pants for £15. I haven't tried them yet but they are padded at the knees and hips. Not much protection but I would imagine the knee padding will help with stiff knees after a spell in the cold.

I'm_a_Newbie 09-11-06 10:38 PM

Hi.

I have a pair of Spada Trackslide trousers. They are warm with a removable liner for summer. These have knee armour and knee sliders and leather over the outer and inner area of the upper leg and around the knee area. They cost £75 when new 2 1/2 years ago. They are not waterproof although the Spada catalogue now says they are, so they could have upgraded them. I commute everyday and they have lasted really well. I had an off at about 10 mph and didn't feel a thing. The knee slider and leather stopped me getting hurt. They still have loads of life in them but I now want something waterproof as I am fed up wearing waterproofs over the top.

Kind regards
Tim

hovis 09-11-06 10:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Furry Ginger One
I was recomended to wear sod all under them but found it a bit too sweaty.
I took the thermal liner out and wear tracky bottoms instead.
Although..............................I was out looking for Ron Hill tracksters to wear under them and found that JJB have padded goalie pants for £15. I haven't tried them yet but they are padded at the knees and hips. Not much protection but I would imagine the knee padding will help with stiff knees after a spell in the cold.

i got EDZ top & bottoms from HG £20 each :thumbsup:

FG1 09-11-06 10:51 PM

Newbie, would you be interested in my FT's.
Only reason I ask is I want some plain black ones and mine have a red and white flash on them.
A1 condition and size medium.

I'm_a_Newbie 12-11-06 11:06 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Furry Ginger One
Newbie, would you be interested in my FT's.
Only reason I ask is I want some plain black ones and mine have a red and white flash on them.
A1 condition and size medium.

Not at the moment thanks. Medium wouldn't go anywhere near my waist based on others I have tried. I am a 36" to 38" waist. My Spada's are XL.

Thanks
Tim.

FG1 12-11-06 12:48 PM

No worries. Anyone else ???

Coddy_SV1000Z 12-11-06 01:23 PM

rob - my textile trousers were from the Proto Shop at the top of westgate road in newcastle, its the same people that have teeside leathers in Darlington too.

i have had my trousers form approx 6years and are still decent now, think i paid £90 when i bought them

Andy

rob13 12-11-06 08:21 PM

Which ones did you get andy? I bought a revit textile jacket from Teesside Leathers when i started riding a few years back but rarely use it however ill be using it in colder weathers. I just need waterproof bottoms to go with it.

With the Pathans and a polar buff i should be pretty snug.

Coddy_SV1000Z 13-11-06 07:38 AM

style wise i dont know the name mate, but they are just black with a couple of pockets and a leg pocket too, removable thermal lining and have 'PROTO' on both thigh areas in white


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