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ai4px · March 22nd, 2013, 06:19 AM

I ride to work when it's a bit cold before dawn and chaps weren't keeping my boys warm. I got a pair of leather overpants from http://www.jaminleather.com/Unisex-P...nts-P1015.aspx They have no padding, but do zip all the way up the legs so I can easily strip out of them in the parking lot w/o removing my workboots. One caution, the satin liner is very baggy and lose. If you try to zip the legs w/o your leg inside, the liner will get caught in the zipper like mad.

I had tried some textile pants when I first started riding and they were nice and toasty with the quilted liner, but didn't zip up at the leg so I had to take shoes on and off to put them on... PITA.

March 22nd, 2013, 06:19 AM	#40
ai4px ninjette.org sage Name: Wes Location: Sumter SC Join Date: Apr 2012 Motorcycle(s): 650r 2009 Vulcan 800 2005 Posts: 557	I ride to work when it's a bit cold before dawn and chaps weren't keeping my boys warm. I got a pair of leather overpants from http://www.jaminleather.com/Unisex-P...nts-P1015.aspx They have no padding, but do zip all the way up the legs so I can easily strip out of them in the parking lot w/o removing my workboots. One caution, the satin liner is very baggy and lose. If you try to zip the legs w/o your leg inside, the liner will get caught in the zipper like mad. I had tried some textile pants when I first started riding and they were nice and toasty with the quilted liner, but didn't zip up at the leg so I had to take shoes on and off to put them on... PITA. __________________________________________________ It's all about the curves. If you ride, you understand. If you have a stick skinny g/f and ride, you're 1/2 way there.