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Jas0n
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#11 Unread post by Jas0n »

They look pretty casual. I'm going off on a limb here, but I bet they cost over $100, just like the rest of the safety equipment. Then again, you can buy Abercrombie and Fitch casual jeans for around $380.
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#12 Unread post by KarateChick »

lunchmeat wrote:Are those comfortable for everyday wear in any type of weather? Basically, are they just really tough jeans, or are they classified only as safety equipment? I wouldn't want to wear them if I couldn't wear them everywhere.
I have the Icon jeans. I was looking for Draggin but they weren't avail in the city yet and I was able to try on some Icon ones. They're comfy and the material is thicker with the extra lining in the knees, good for wearing around if you are biking then walking or hanging. Only time they weren't totally comfortable was when the temp hit high 20's to 30's (like 80+ degrees F). They were about $85 Cdn.
Ya right, :wink: there are only 2 kinds of bikes: It's a Ninja... look that one's a Harley... oh there's a Ninja... Harley...Ninja...

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#13 Unread post by newbie46 »

haven't bought them, but they're on my short list...google cycleport....and no, I'm not an employee and do not own stock..a tad pricey!
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#14 Unread post by WayneH600 »

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