Jeans
What counts is the fit on the bike, not in front of the mirror.
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Halvarssons Nyberg Ladies Motorcycle Trousers Blue
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Halvarssons Rogen Ladies Motorcycle Trousers Blue - Short leg
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Halvarssons Rogen Women's Motorcycle Trousers Blue
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Halvarssons Rogen Ladies Motorcycle Trousers Black
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Halvarssons Nyberg Ladies Motorcycle Trousers Blue - Short leg
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Halvarssons Nyberg Motorcycle Trousers Blue
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Halvarssons Nyberg Motorcycle Trousers Black - Short leg
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Halvarssons Nyberg Motorcycle Trousers Black
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Halvarssons Rogen Motorcycle Trousers Black
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Halvarssons Nyberg Motorcycle Trousers Blue - Short leg
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Halvarssons Rogen Ladies Motorcycle Trousers Black - Short Leg
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Halvarssons Rogen Motorcycle Trousers Blue - Short leg
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Halvarssons Rogen Motorcycle Trousers Blue
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Halvarssons Rogen Motorcycle Trousers Black - Short Leg
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Halvarssons Nyberg Ladies Motorcycle Trousers Black - Short leg
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Halvarssons Nyberg Ladies Motorcycle Trousers Black
Not sure about your size?
Our Fit Guide walks you to the right size in a few steps, from helmet to boots.
What to look for in motorcycle trousers
Trousers have to fit in two places: the hip and the knee. Armour only works if the knee protector is height adjustable, because one sitting too low does nothing in a crash. Check the CE class under EN 17092 and how it joins your jacket: a short 20 cm zip leaves the trousers loose, a full circumference zip holds both together. Kevlar jeans are comfortable in town, textile is the better call for distance.
- Knee armour adjustable in height
- Short or full circumference connection zip
- Check leg length, not just the size
Brands in Jeans
Furygan, Halvarssons, KNOX, Lindstrands, Oxford, PMJ, Rusty Stitches. We do not carry every brand, only the ones we can stand behind.
Finding the right size
Sizing differs per brand. Every product page carries that brand chart, and the size advisor walks you to the right size in a few steps. Between two sizes, riding gear usually fits better one size down, because armour needs to stay where it belongs.