be the full front package view then
Trousers that fit knee pads or at least aren't like leggings
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need bigger than that mate!
Endura Spray in XL will fit you. Legs are plenty long enough for 33/34 inseam and there is tons of adjustment on the waist. you will probably have the velcros pulled nearly to the max for 34 waist depending on the type of padded shorts/armour you wear underneath.
I'm still lost ..
We work in CM's .. but 34" waist ? I've seen the video's.
Do you measure like hip to hip across the front ? Or work on the Levi's sitting in the bottom of the wardrobe from 30 years ago ?
We work in CM's .. but 34" waist ? I've seen the video's.
Do you measure like hip to hip across the front ? Or work on the Levi's sitting in the bottom of the wardrobe from 30 years ago ?
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nah, im genuinely a 34" waist (thats waist not hips, they are bigger of course) come down from at least a tight 36 in the last couple of months.. done it before so historically I know I wont lose any more waist size now.. the gut is slowly going and (ill try this in kg) I was 105 ish kg and now im at 92 and still losing..
it was clear that if I didnt sort myself out I wouldnt be able to ride if I was working or if I wanted to ride, I would have to be taking time off to do it.
That's impressive !!
I've not seen any ratchet straps with measure markings on before - which brand do you recommend ?
The waist measurement for trousers can be misleading since they refer to the smallest section of your torso between the pelvic bones and the rib cage..............and very few other than Simon Cowell wear their pants that high!!.
On the other hand I suspect they also take account of the fact that many will be wearing some form of armoured/padded shorts underneath.
Then to further make it impossible to determine exactly what size they are, lot depends on the country of origin of the manufacturer...and whether they are actually rip offs made in China. US manufacturers tend to flatter their indiginous population by branding a realistic size XXL as Large..........and if they are Chinese rip offs 4XL will just about be right for a normal size small.
.On the other hand I suspect they also take account of the fact that many will be wearing some form of armoured/padded shorts underneath.
Then to further make it impossible to determine exactly what size they are, lot depends on the country of origin of the manufacturer...and whether they are actually rip offs made in China. US manufacturers tend to flatter their indiginous population by branding a realistic size XXL as Large..........and if they are Chinese rip offs 4XL will just about be right for a normal size small.
90+ Kgs with 34 waist? I reckon your tape measure has stretched!! ......and most wear the waistband of trousers resting just above their pelvis not on the waist
Not everyone is built like a Belsen inmate!
Thanks for the tip. Last time I tried Endura trousers they were hopelessly short or had humongous waist. But that was a few years ago..
Yep, this. The weather here doesn’t often call for trousers but I’ve worn my Leatt MX trousers on the MTB and they work well. Mine come down as far as the MTB ones in the OP’s pic so are not too short. They fit knee braces so knee pads are not an issue.
Mr President
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using the 1974 exchange rate?
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Got there in the end, nukeproof blackline just about fit the pads and are roomy enough for padded shorts and 'other things' too!
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How dapper! Got myself the same pair. Real happy with them… nice n stretchy and are warm enough with padded shorts and knee pads underneath.
Pyr0
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They still look too tight for my liking. I prefer something a bit looser fitting.
I hate the recent fashion of skinny jeans and how lots of MTB pants are so tight fitting.. they seem to be getting closer to the lycra the roadies wear lol
I hate the recent fashion of skinny jeans and how lots of MTB pants are so tight fitting.. they seem to be getting closer to the lycra the roadies wear lol
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Is that you knob pointing at the chair ?
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spinal tap moment
Loads of room in these.........Endura Spray. I have 34 inside leg, 34 waist (36 waist with armoured shorts) and these are size XL. Leatt knee pads fit underneath fine. Legs narrow only below the calfs but have zips to allow a slightly bigger opening for getting your feet through. The bottoms of the legs are not wide enough however, even with the zips open, to be able to roll the legs up and put knee pads on that way. No big deal...just put the knee pads on first. Leg length is generous.
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these seem like the roomiest trousers on the market... my mate was wearing them the other day out riding and he looked like a bloody cossack
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Hmmm I’m notsure if your actually looking for 100% waterproof or not. If you want bulletproof pants with all kinds of room that included leg zippers that open right up to the knees and have a leg length you can custom cut to fit. The pants are designed as an overpant to wear over your shorts or whatever you want to wear underneath These are the absolute bomb !! A bit pricey for sure but it doesn’t get any better. Did I mention they really are 100% waterproof 
7mesh.com
Men's Thunder Pant - Waterproof Bike Pants | 7mesh | 7mesh
When it’s cold and wet, the only thing that can keep your lower half all day-dry is waterproof pant - a Thunder Pant, to be exact.
A shoes rack for Christmas
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shoe rack is out of sight on the left, its fullA shoes rack for Christmas
thats what you get for living in the country, wearing at least 5 different pairs each every day
Was going to make this into a cock thrusting gif.
But you all know how lazy us Ebikers are
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fucking brilliant, I laughedView attachment 81299
Was going to make this into a cock thrusting gif.
But you all know how lazy us Ebikers are
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