Beagle mentioned these jeans in another thread:
https://www.motolegends.com/motorcycle- ... -jean.html
Been thinking about getting some new kit in the new year and these seem to fit the bill (bill being the word, they're not cheap).
Are they as good as the YouTube etc. reviews suggest? Are they worth the money and how do they stand up to wear and tear? Yes, they're expensive but if I can get 5 years plus out of them I can justify it to myself.
Rokker Revolution jeans
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Re: Rokker Revolution jeans
They get good reviews on UKGSER, The Rukka of the jeans world apparently. Buy a size larger than you need, especially to accommodate a base layer during colder weather.
The GS 'is' the better bike :-)
Re: Rokker Revolution jeans
Rokker are expensive but they are very good. I don't have the Revolutions but bought the Rokkertech instead. Rokkertech are not waterproof but are the coolest (temp) protective jeans that I have ever worn for those hot summer days. Simply brilliant. Very well made and if they are looked after should last a very long time. Beware that the waterproof Revolutions can be a bit hot in summer. Cost wise they are expensive BUT my mates said that to me 12 years ago when I bought a Rukka suit. My Rukka still looks good and has many more years of wear in it and that's averaging 8000 miles a year.
My original summer jeans were a pair of kevlar Hood jeans. The Rokkertech single layer are miles better and IMO worth every penny.
My original summer jeans were a pair of kevlar Hood jeans. The Rokkertech single layer are miles better and IMO worth every penny.