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  1. #16
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    14th February 2009 - 23:39
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    Yes you are absolutely right, if you are looking for jeans or even chinos, you can buy draggon or other kevlar jeans cheaper, and with out all the hassle.

    I am doing this is because I do not want jeans, but need smart work trousers when I turn up to customers, without having to shed a second skin. If some one made them ( apart from chinos ) I would never have gone down this path. But they don't so I did and i'm happy I did. I am not trying to talk others into this ( some people think Kevlar pants are not safe ) I am just telling people a way forward if they want something not off the shelf. And for those that wouldn't be caught dead in a kevlar pant, and don't wear leather every time they ride, remember there are many more riders that have been skinned alive without them.
    Please Mr ACC, my 1300cc bike was passed by a 400cc bike on a track day, can I have my fees reduced ?

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    Was in Hamilton Suzuki yesterday
    Iam sure they had some draggins. blue . large size
    On sale for $150.
    mayebe someome can down that way can check it out
    And that is the honest truth your honour..

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    22nd July 2009 - 17:52
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    Quote Originally Posted by View Post
    I have a pair of Dragin size 52's in blue - there too big for me - trust me you have to be a big man to wear them I wear my work pants under them and theres still loads and loads of room.

    I would sell them for the right price (replacement costs for example) I have only worn them about half a dozen times and they have not been washed yet. Also have knee armour for them too.

    If your keen send me a PM
    Mate I'm keen can't PM havn't been here long enough I'm told?

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    22nd July 2009 - 17:52
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    hey guys thanks for all the feedback? i stuggle to get in and out of this forum site?? still working on that.

    However for all the info the crew here is most helpfull?

    This is where I'm at:

    1) draggin jeans custom made out of aussie $480 a pair
    2) Pants style both trophy and Mugello trousers big sizes $180 to $230 stockist They come in both short and long leg Mugello is what I wear Colemans sourced mine. great for winter and rain to hot for summer though?
    3) If your lucky Amazon.com search all things motorcycle you may score great specials have a american pair jeans comming from USA draggin $100 us my size so will be checking them should be here early next week.
    4) Custom made at arcade in K Road the lady there is a motorcycle rider and does all types of work at great rates for riding gear.

  5. #20
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    Quote Originally Posted by jeffs View Post
    Its been bugging me for a while that all you can get in rider pants are jeans ( or one pair of chinos from draggin ), but not everyone can go to work in jeans. So here is a fix. Find a pair of trousers you like, business, casual or whatever ( but I suggest you make it strong material ) and line the ass and knees yourself.

    I have found a place in Auckland that sells the kevlar spandex cloth that is just like the stuff in my TEKNIC Warrior jeans.

    http://www.texspec.co.nz

    42" wide - $100+gst per meter.

    1 meter goes a long way, say 4 pairs of trousers ( if you only fit as much as a draggin jean ).

    All you then need to do is find a local Taylor, and you are the master/mistress of your own fashion.
    my dear old nan used to be a seamstress and i'm pretty keen on getting a pair of my jeans lined by her using this material. any ideas on what sort of stiching is required (type, method?) also any need for patterns (where can i get them) or should nan be able to work it out with me pointing out which areas of my arse i'd like to keep intact?

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