Don't think you can get proper riding pants under 200 here. Proper ones with Kevlar lining will be closer to 500 even on sale.

Incidentally, These just came in the mail.



Thick cotton/khaki type material. Single layer. Won't slide worth shit. But at least it has armour pocket on hip and knees. Paid like 70 each. Just treat it as normal pants.

I wear these on the daily to work along with my other single layer jeans. Let's face it, you are not going for a long slide in city traffic. Impact protection is more important. It's a compromise I'm willing to make for cost and comfort.

Kevlar lined is just a bit too hot in daily traffic.

Slide protection or not, these are way more comfortable on a bike than normal jeans, since they are cut for riding and have stretch fabric at the correct places....and correct lenght so you don't look like wearing 3/4 pants when on the bike.

Shopeegot.

Just look around.

https://shopee.com.my/product/783093038/208...61-1668383226.9
These, I opted out of the stock armour as I have my own upgraded armour. So it's just kosong. Decent as daily pants. Just don't expect them to slide well.

Just to note if you are getting the "grey" one...it's not actually grey as in the pictures..it's more like navy with a hint of grey.

Yep they are ykk zippers.

The zipper hoop for the pull broke. The zip itself is fine. So the shop just needs to replace the puller. Probably due to hard repeated use. It's a ATGATT daily jacket so it's been through more than a regular biker would put it to use.

last saturday went to Motorworld PJ looking for jacket then end up buying JK 122 with 50% discount 

The holographic tag is embedded onto the jacket, next to or below the label on the jacket.

If don't have, most likely it's not original


https://en-687.site-translation.com/topics/4d_label.php

That's why I stop going into these shops unless I really have things to buy

Scared every time go see look see look, something will follow me back.

tanya tanya

I have like a 5+y old RS TAICHI leather gloves, lined with clothes, how to wash..leather interior sudah stink with bacteria civilization liao

The lining i selalu pull out and wash, the rinse water is always DARK

I tot leather xboleh kena basah sgt, thats why din sink the whole thing in water.

Ada idea?

Leather shampoo and all those stuff will cost a lot. Might as well get new pair gloves.

i have a pair of fakie komine gauntlets...

i bring them to a coin laundry and dump them in with my other laundry.... even drying i campak into the drier....

i do the same with everything... riding jackets, pants, gloves, helmet liners.....been over 5 years since i started doing it and nothing has failed on me so far.

IMHO... riding gear are meant to be tough not just during the crash but also to take the constant wind, sun, rain, mud etc etc... if it can handle all that for long periods, it can handle an hour in a washing machine and drier. they arent as fragile as people make it to be.

Thanks for sharing.

...in my group, I'm known as poison king. Will racun gao gao. No one is safe.

Even when I said quality no good, don't buy, still managed to racun someone. Hahahahahahahaa

Hahahahahahaha
I usually just remove the armour and throw my jackets in the washer on its own wash cycle. Then air dry. Velcro can ruin other clothes.

I don't usually use the dryer unless really urgent...and never sun my clothes.

I've been eyeing on Blueskysea DV988, roughly RM600-700. But I also want to add aux fuse box for expansion in the future.

Naaahh...riding on hours on end is probably more torture for the garments i think especially with the wind trying to tear it apart... My rs taichi jacket 5 years edi in coin laundry machines n still ok...looks a lil worn from ueavy usage..but its still ok.

Laundry instructions? Forgot...not bothered anymore...coz coin laundry works for me...i even add extra 6mins in the drier

Edit: forgot to mention, helmet padding i will put in a laundry bag...will stuff gloves in there as well....

N the helmet padding actually feels more fluffy after it comes out of the drier hahahah

You see all that TPU reinforcements on the shifter pads on boots, they will deteriorate and fall apart even not used.

Have seen a few TCX boots which are new old stock, already falling apart. That day at a shop they were selling PU TCX boots on sale, new old stock... i ask them this same question, he just sheepishly grin...then say pick the leather ones. hahahaha.

My TPU ankle protectors on my china boots also cracking and breaking already after 2 years and 40k of use. But its no fault to the manufacturer, its just the material limitation.

Got a big bruise after the bike fell on my leg after jatuh bodoh off-road. Front slipped off a big wet rock, speed too slow, lost footing, went down. Happens a lot going off road.

Happens to the best of us.

Always gear up. New riders, wear full height boots.

Same accident if bike fell on ankle and you don't have boots, you'd be in hospital for a fractured ankle.

Since you are in Kepong.
You can go to motogear at batu caves.
I bought my komine jacket, komine gloves and my tcx riding shoes from this shop.  Guarantee original.

IINM TCX can be purchased at motoworld, another choice in Kepong would be BikeWorld Kepong. Cheers

I heard TCX quite lasak. My Sidi punya tapak come off.

pls assist me sifus, am planning to buy another FF but not dowan till shoei premium helmet range la although they have custom fitting.....

anyone knows of any bang for buck hi-cut goretex boots for RM1k budget?

or any other good similar waterproof boots?

yeah this one the hi cut is a lil too tall.....
currently eyeing Falco Liberty 3 and forma arbo. these are about 11inches from sole to top with similar fastening (zip + velcro). but just wondering if there are other gore tex options within budget.

mid cut boots like the falco land 3 are a lil too short for my liking
also thinking of selling my rs taichi riding pants and looking into a pair of gore tex pants too.

That Sidi adventure is really way too high for street riding IMO. I see the safety aspects but too uncomfortable to walk around with it. I got the Sidi Dune instead. Chear motor HQ got it in stock, can try and buy there.

Personal observation I think boots with zipper or the quick strap system such as Sidi techno 3 is safer and easier to use than normal laces. Sadly the Sidi Dune was the old lace version. Spend more time putting it on and to ensure it is secured properly with the Velcro strap.