QUOTE(persona93 @ Dec 9 2022, 11:06 AM)
gonna be riding full time around <30mins to work starting next year so want to be fully protected, is this pants good?
i inherited my uncle's riding jacket but also looking to replace if there's any good option, i am riding FZ for now but gonna up after my 500cc probably to a 500x or any other touring
https://www.webbikeworld.com/ce-certified-vs-approved/I suggest a read here, from a more serious perspective wrt motorcycling protection. Hopefully with that you can shop for quality protection clothing. Most gears are only 'equipped with CE certified/approved protection', but the clothing itself is not. This applies even to the Taichi jacket that I am using.
Those pants are better than nothing (average jeans or pants, or shorts), but if during an incident the garment can just tear and the protection may be ejected from the pockets; enough to reduce severity by a certain level.
For your first gear, I'd recommend shopping for gears and look through some of their labels. Try for size and fitment, too. Spending more on the right gear, vs tembak2 RM99 for cheap gear, is up to you. But, I learned to do the former, and saving money from mistakes of the later.
For a pair of pants, prepare to spend RM500 onwards. Hip/pelvic, knee, shin are just some of the protection you need. Someone is offering hip padding for cheap if you're interested. I put CE hip pads in my riding pants.
If possible, get a jacket that can lock to the back of the pants, either with a simple loop, or more sophisticated attachment.
Do not price your protection against the price of your bike, but price it against your body parts.