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Old 11-17-2008, 05:21 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Triumph Camo pants

Hi

Has anyone got some camo pants?
Are they any good quality / fit / warm or cool?
they seem a good idea zipping off to shorts on arrival, but at £170 its a shed load of money if they arnt any good.

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Old 12-03-2008, 06:13 PM   #2 (permalink)
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I have the convertibles by Olympia Motorsports which I love- as far as I know, they're the original zip-off armoured trousers. I rarely zip them off, but its nice to have the option. THey are super comfy.

I'm considering getting the Triumph version as they advertise them as water-proof... but I want to hear some reports on that first. I got the Olympia's for $100 which is a great deal. I'd part with more money for the Triumphs if they lived up to the claim, but some how I doubt a pant with zippers on the thighs can be water proof. :/

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http://www.olympiamotosports.com/rec...ormer_pant.htm
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Old 12-03-2008, 10:13 PM   #3 (permalink)
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I bought a pair a couple of months ago & have worn them a few times on my Tiger. They have a zip out thin liner that's supposed to be a windbreaker when it's cold. I haven't worn them in the cold yet.

I find them comfortable, durable & well made, they have useful pockets & will zip connect together with any (I think) Triumph motorcycle jacket. The legs zip on & off very easily.

They are too thick & warm, even with the liner removed, in anything above 27C/80F IMO. I reckon they'll be great in winter with the liner in place & a pair of thermal longjohns underneath.

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