October 1, 20178 yr Hi all I'm looking for advise, total newbie who has bought a trials bike and would like some guidance on what trials trouser may be best. I'm looking for something robust and which will be comfortable? Thanks
October 1, 20178 yr There is all kinds of gear from Up and Over, Clice, Mots, Wulfsport, Hebo. I like my Hebo gear but do plan on getting a set of the Up and Over trials pants/top for a second set. Up and Over: http://www.upandovertrials.com/ Clice: https://www.clice.com Mots: https://www.motsracing.com/english/ Wolfsport: http://wulfsport.com/ Hebo: http://hebo.com/
October 2, 20178 yr I've been riding in Tescos stretch Jeans, but they're not suitable when it's wet so I just got myself some cheap MX trousers off ebay. I've also got Hebo trials trousers, but I don't find them comfortable.
October 2, 20178 yr Author On 01/10/2017 at 9:28 PM, jonnyc21 said: There is all kinds of gear from Up and Over, Clice, Mots, Wulfsport, Hebo. I like my Hebo gear but do plan on getting a set of the Up and Over trials pants/top for a second set. Up and Over: http://www.upandovertrials.com/ Clice: https://www.clice.com Mots: https://www.motsracing.com/english/ Wolfsport: http://wulfsport.com/ Hebo: http://hebo.com/ Wow thank you for taking the time to add them links, will take a look now.
October 3, 20178 yr To add to this, my new Wulfsport MX trousers arrived last night and they feel more comfy than my Hebo (but lack any knee padding)
December 23, 20178 yr On 10/1/2017 at 8:22 PM, gt4rs said: Hi all I'm looking for advise, total newbie who has bought a trials bike and would like some guidance on what trials trouser may be best. I'm looking for something robust and which will be comfortable? Thanks Some pointers: If comfortable leads you to choose baggy, baggy is not a good idea; baggy trousers can catch on kickstart, etc. Same consideration for waterproof overtrousers. As an aside, re catching on kickstart, if you have a Honda with auto decompression it's a 5 if you have your engine stopped by moving the kickstart. If your legs can come into contact with the front pipe of the exhaust fit an exhaust heat shield as polyester and hot exhaust pipes make for a nasty burn.
February 6, 20188 yr On 12/24/2017 at 2:44 AM, esteve said: Some pointers: If comfortable leads you to choose baggy, baggy is not a good idea; baggy trousers can catch on kickstart, etc. Same consideration for waterproof overtrousers. As an aside, re catching on kickstart, if you have a Honda with auto decompression it's a 5 if you have your engine stopped by moving the kickstart. If your legs can come into contact with the front pipe of the exhaust fit an exhaust heat shield as polyester and hot exhaust pipes make for a nasty burn. There's still a piece of my mate's leg left on the front pipe due to the latter.... Edited February 6, 20188 yr by miner
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