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gkraay
8th August 2012, 14:10
Hi does anyone know where I can get large size riding pants, I went into Motomail and the largest 6XL will not go over my hips. Now I am a fat bugger but most of my pants a 4XL when I buy them.
I would like the Cordura type with armour.
Thanks
Gerard
Maha
8th August 2012, 14:13
Have you tried Team NZ?...thier sail makers do a mean job...:cool:
gkraay
8th August 2012, 14:49
Have you tried Team NZ?...thier sail makers do a mean job...:cool:
Haha just call me Obelix the Gaul.
:banana:
GTRMAN
8th August 2012, 15:09
I know TSS down here have pants up to 9XL, will check out the brand for you
Gremlin
8th August 2012, 16:13
Otherwise ask Cycletreads... I know they've had some big arse (haha, didn't intend to make a pun, I didn't!) jackets, so presume they'd have some pants (or could order).
GrayWolf
8th August 2012, 23:41
Its dependant on manufacturer, I wear 3-4XL mostly but like you some manufacturers (mostly I find european brands) seem the be 2-3 sizes larger for the equivalent.
OTher problem I find is the leg length, by the time I get the right waist size, the bloody legs are 10cm too long in many cases, making the knee armour sit in the wrong place.
I'd reckon for every 8 pairs I try (different brands/styles) only one ends up feeling a reasonable fit.
gkraay
9th August 2012, 08:26
I have found his crowd on line, has anyone ever dealt with them.
http://www.the-holy.com/products.asp?cat=39-11-0-0-0-Motorbike+%2F+Textile
Gerard
SMOKEU
11th August 2012, 19:46
Lose some weight. Your bike will be faster and handle better, too.
DrunkenMistake
11th August 2012, 21:10
Lose some weight. Your bike will be faster and handle better, too.
Its a Hyosung,
Weight has nothing to do with its performance.
:rolleyes:
Anyways, I have as similar issue, Just make sure you try different brands on, Im an XL in one brand and a 5XL in another.
Mind you it depends if I had lunch before hand or not.. :lol:
Ratti
12th August 2012, 16:36
mobig make a nice fat bastard trouser . Ask for the short leg version if you are under 178cm.
GrayWolf
12th August 2012, 19:03
Lose some weight. Your bike will be faster and handle better, too.
Are you offering to leave?? that way we all shift some 'dead weight' :corn:
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