Touring pants are motorcycle pants made for long days on the road. Choose from the Hawk touring pants, the Revolt textile pants and the Vertex riding pants. Each pair has CE Level 2 knee protectors that you can adjust, CE Level 1 hip protectors and a protective print over the knees.
Motorcycle Touring Pants Hand-stitched leather protection since 2009
Motorcycle touring pants from Moto Speeds protect long-distance riders across 50+ countries with hand-stitched kangaroo and leather construction. Our made-to-measure service tailors waist, inseam, and rise to your riding position. Waterproof liners and armor pockets keep you secure through varied terrain and weather.
Touring pants resist abrasion and weather because reinforced seams and premium leather shield against wind and rain. Articulated knees support your riding posture while armor pockets accept knee protection. Secure closures and gusseted construction let you move freely without bunching or shifting during extended rides.
Touring Pant Styles
Adventure Touring — best for mixed terrain and variable weather. Waterproof outer layer with vented underside. Articulated knees and thigh armor pockets handle rough roads and temperature changes.
Sport Touring — best for highway miles and track-day crossover. Sleek profile with reinforced seams. Designed to sit close to the body without restricting leg movement during cornering.
Classic Touring — best for everyday commute and weekend distance. Straight fit through thigh and calf. Traditional closure and simple armor integration work with any riding boot or shoe style.
Custom Touring — best for precision fit and unique specifications. Made to measure in your exact waist and inseam. Choose waterproof option, lining type, and armor pocket placement for your riding needs.
Buying Guidance
How do I choose the right size? Start with your regular waist and inseam, then check the Size Guide for riding-specific fit. Made-to-measure ensures precision for longer rides. Are waterproof and armor options available? Yes. All styles offer waterproof liners and accept standard knee protectors. See Made to Measure and Shipping & Delivery for customization details and Help Center for care. Proper leather care extends durability across seasons.
Frequently Asked Questions
You can choose from three pairs. The Hawk is a pair of motorcycle touring pants. The Revolt is a pair of textile motorcycle pants, so pick it if you want textile pants. The Vertex is a pair of motorcycle riding pants. All three have the same armour set at the knees and hips. That means you get the same armour in each pair, and you can choose by style and feel.
Each pair has CE Level 2 knee protectors and CE Level 1 hip protectors. These protectors sit inside the pants. On the outside, the knees have a protective print. CE Level 1 and Level 2 are two levels of the same safety standard for armour. Level 2 lets less force pass through to your body than Level 1. So the knees get the higher level, and the hips get Level 1.
The knee protectors in these pants can be adjusted. In simple terms, you can set the protector so it sits right over your knee. Riders have different leg lengths, so this helps the pad stay in the right spot. Armour only does its job when it covers the joint it is made for. Check the fit when you sit on your bike with your knees bent, since that is how you ride.
Check your body size against the size chart before you choose. Measure your waist, hips and the length of your legs, and compare each one with the chart. Pants that fit well keep the knee and hip protectors in place. Pants that are too loose can let the pads slide. If you are between two sizes, look at the chart again and think about how the pants feel when you sit on the bike.
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