Denim Riding Pants
#12
10-07-2010, 10:42 AM
Road Master
Sartso is another one. http://www.sartso.com/index.php
I'm gonna pick a pair up over the off season. Maybe throw it on my Christmas wish list.
I'm gonna pick a pair up over the off season. Maybe throw it on my Christmas wish list.
#15
10-07-2010, 11:41 AM
Outstanding HDF Member
I have had the Draggin Jeans since 2004.
Top quality and they still look as good as new.
They are a heavier weight pants, so in the summer they are a little warmer than plain jeans, but between the two, it is a no brainer as far as choice.
Top quality and they still look as good as new.
They are a heavier weight pants, so in the summer they are a little warmer than plain jeans, but between the two, it is a no brainer as far as choice.
#16
10-07-2010, 12:12 PM
I would go for the Kevlar liners then you can wear any pair pants and have protection. I like Draggin jeans but you can not wear the same pants every day.
#17
10-07-2010, 12:26 PM
Outstanding HDF Member
I am referring to a long trip, such as out to Sturgis.
#19
10-07-2010, 12:42 PM
Road Master
Denim offers little or no protection from the wind or the slide on asphalt. Spend the $ and get leather trousers. Not the chaps with the open ars uncovered. You will not wear out the leather until it saves your hide in the slide!
"HAVE YOU HAD YOUR WRECK YET?" Only 1 answer, Yes or No.
"HAVE YOU HAD YOUR WRECK YET?" Only 1 answer, Yes or No.
#20
10-07-2010, 01:03 PM
Outstanding HDF Member
Denim offers little or no protection from the wind or the slide on asphalt. Spend the $ and get leather trousers. Not the chaps with the open ars uncovered. You will not wear out the leather until it saves your hide in the slide!
"HAVE YOU HAD YOUR WRECK YET?" Only 1 answer, Yes or No.
"HAVE YOU HAD YOUR WRECK YET?" Only 1 answer, Yes or No.
Stitched up sleeve and still wearing,
Like a Timex watch!!
