Cordura etc trousers ...

Discussion in 'UK Motorcycles' started by Steve Parry, Dec 9, 2007.

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    Steve Parry Guest

    So fount of all knowledge :) Is it normal practice to use the trousers of
    cordura two piece suits as overtrousers or as trousers, ie do you wear jeans
    underneath or not?

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    Dan L Guest

    My missus wears hers as under trousers. I am not so sure, mind.

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    Domènec Guest

    I don't know, for the UK I prefer cordura kilts and to go regimental /
    military practice.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Watch#Anecdotes

    In Dagoland, underwear with (air temperature ranging from 35 degrees down to
    0 degrees Celsius) vented cordura, vented cordura with wind stopping
    membrane, cordura, cordura with thermal lining. But never seen jeans under
    cordura.
     
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    GungaDan Guest

    I use mine as overtrousers when commuting since work trousers are
    relatively thin. It's not especially comfortable wearing them over
    jeans, though, especially with the lining in. Still do it on occasion,
    mind.
     
    GungaDan, Dec 9, 2007
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    Rudy Lacchin Guest

    I've never worn them without undertrousers although the guy at Fraser's said
    either way was possible.

    I'd believe him rather than me.
     
    Rudy Lacchin, Dec 9, 2007
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    Adie Guest

    depends. I've done both.

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    Catman Guest

    No jeans underneath mine. Thermals only.

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    Steve Parry Guest

    In
    Mind bleach please.

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    deadmail Guest

    No, BMW.
     
    deadmail, Dec 9, 2007
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    Beav Guest

    Depends on what you're doing after the ride. If you're going to a mate's and
    want to sit around for an hour, it's trousers on first then the Codura
    things. You can take them off without causing fainting spells if you're
    wearing something under them, or you can just be "Family Guy" and sit around
    in your skivvies or sweat the day away.




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    Lady Nina Guest

    I had the same thought but decided I really didn't want to know...
     
    Lady Nina, Dec 9, 2007
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    Tosspot Guest

    'Pends how cold, in the winter I wear something under them. Its a bit
    tight but it's ok, and as someone mentioned down there --v if I intend
    taking them off. Otherwise, just plonk them on.

    So not really a very helpful answer there I'm afraid.
     
    Tosspot, Dec 10, 2007
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