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MotoLegion jeans - an alternative to Draggin's etc....

PostPosted: Sat Apr 24, 2010 9:50 pm
by Gosling1
For anyone who is interested in buying some decent-quality riding jeans, but is a bit put-off by the cost of Hornee's, Draggin's and Sartso Killer duds - there is a new alternative on the market.

MotoLegion.

These jeans are being imported & sold by a local down here, so the overheads are very low.

I have been using a pair of the original-design jeans now for a couple of months, and they are really comfortable, look great, and have more kevlar lining sections than your standard Draggin's. They are also sold with CE-approved armour that can be fitted or removed as the user sees fit, for the knee/shin area (1-piece protector) and also the hips. The design has been improved with feedback from buyers.

These jeans have the following features:

14oz h/d denim - washed appearance
270GSM interwoven dupont kevlar on knees , thighs and buttocks
YKK zipper , quality rivets
triple-stitching along the major seams and double-stitching for all other seams

Here are some pictures of the current style of MotoLegion motorcycle jeans.....

Black jeans - front shot
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Blue jeans - front shot
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Blue jeans - rear shot
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Armour pockets and kevlar knee lining
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Kevlar lining - rear shot
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Detail shot of velcro adjuster around cuff
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Knee and hip armour
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If anyone is looking for some top-quality riding jeans and does not want to pay well over $200 a pair for the privilege, then you should have a look at these MotoLegion jeans.

The ebay site where these are being sold can be found here.


The jeans are available for $125 posted, direct from MotoLegion. They are not available in stores.

If anyone is looking for some user-feedback, you can ask here or send me a pm, or you can send an email directly to motolegion@gmail.com

I am not on any sort of commission for advertising these jeans, basically I was just looking for some good-quality riding jeans about 3 months ago, when the prototypes for these were being made for MotoLegion. I think they are a great, easy-wearing jean that look just as good when you are hitting the pub, as they do when you are riding your bike.

cheers
8)

Re: MotoLegion jeans - an alternative to Draggin's etc....

PostPosted: Sun Apr 25, 2010 1:49 pm
by z900/zx9
I have ordered a pair of jeans and will post a report after i have used them a few times. ;)

Re: MotoLegion jeans - an alternative to Draggin's etc....

PostPosted: Sun Apr 25, 2010 4:23 pm
by macca
Bogan bought some of these last weekend - and compared to my Draggins they are top value - really well made, more kevlar plus the armour, and they look great :kuda:

Re: MotoLegion jeans - an alternative to Draggin's etc....

PostPosted: Sun Apr 25, 2010 6:05 pm
by zx899r
could be interested :D



ordered today.... :D

Re: MotoLegion jeans - an alternative to Draggin's etc....

PostPosted: Mon Apr 26, 2010 3:27 pm
by mick_dundee
Recntly buoght some Draggin Jeans chinos for work purposes now lost too much weight so they don't fit :( Will be interested once I get a little more financial again probably, just bought a new bike and that's kinda cleaned me out a bit.

Re: MotoLegion jeans - an alternative to Draggin's etc....

PostPosted: Wed Apr 28, 2010 4:29 pm
by Mikey84
do you know if they make them for the larger sized bloke? i found it hard to find good riders pants for my size :kuda:

Re: MotoLegion jeans - an alternative to Draggin's etc....

PostPosted: Wed Apr 28, 2010 4:32 pm
by z900/zx9
mick_dundee wrote:Recntly buoght some Draggin Jeans chinos for work purposes now lost too much weight so they don't fit :( Will be interested once I get a little more financial again probably, just bought a new bike and that's kinda cleaned me out a bit.

What sort of pedals did your new bike have :P

Re: MotoLegion jeans - an alternative to Draggin's etc....

PostPosted: Wed Apr 28, 2010 4:46 pm
by Whickle
Mikey84 wrote:do you know if they make them for the larger sized bloke? i found it hard to find good riders pants for my size :kuda:


Drop him an email, he does have a pretty good size range from memory!

Re: MotoLegion jeans - an alternative to Draggin's etc....

PostPosted: Wed Apr 28, 2010 4:54 pm
by macca
Mikey84 wrote:do you know if they make them for the larger sized bloke? i found it hard to find good riders pants for my size :kuda:


They go up to a 42" :kuda:

Re: MotoLegion jeans - an alternative to Draggin's etc....

PostPosted: Wed Apr 28, 2010 7:13 pm
by Mikey84
awesome! thanks guys but 42 might still e a bit small lol im size 127cm in pants :lol:
to much McDonalds :lol: :lol: :kuda:

Re: MotoLegion jeans - an alternative to Draggin's etc....

PostPosted: Wed Apr 28, 2010 8:43 pm
by simpleton
Ordered mine Sunday and received them today.Not bad seeing Monday was a public holiday. Spot on for size, very comfortable and warm. Appear to be well made and will give them a run on Saturday. So far good value for money, and the missus got a "free" t shirt as well, too small for me.

Re: MotoLegion jeans - an alternative to Draggin's etc....

PostPosted: Fri Apr 30, 2010 7:35 am
by Strika
Here's some feedback! After riding for four hours and not wanting to stop because you are having so much fun and needing to go for a piss...like...your back teeth are floating....the last thing a rider wants to do is to have to undo FLY BUTTONS!!!! A zipper makes more sense on riding jeans I reckon. Buttons are a donkey fuck to get undone when your are absolutely busting! :lol:

Re: MotoLegion jeans - an alternative to Draggin's etc....

PostPosted: Fri Apr 30, 2010 8:06 am
by DMonkey
Hmmm like the idea of the armour... Something I really dont like about the dragons is the lack of that think I may be ordering a pair soon! :) Thanks Gos

Re: MotoLegion jeans - an alternative to Draggin's etc....

PostPosted: Fri Apr 30, 2010 8:17 am
by z900/zx9
Strika wrote:Here's some feedback! After riding for four hours and not wanting to stop because you are having so much fun and needing to go for a piss...like...your back teeth are floating....the last thing a rider wants to do is to have to undo FLY BUTTONS!!!! A zipper makes more sense on riding jeans I reckon. Buttons are a donkey fuck to get undone when your are absolutely busting! :lol:

Hey Marti
They have a zip,maybe your getting confused with the corset lined with leather and lace you keep telling me about :P

Re: MotoLegion jeans - an alternative to Draggin's etc....

PostPosted: Sat May 01, 2010 12:46 am
by Kawawog
Just ordered me a pair.. Thanks for the link ;)