Riding pants that look like everyday denim. Choose from riding jeans, denim pants and two womens styles. Some have DuPont Kevlar panels inside. Others use a Covec layer or double-layered PWR|shield at the seat and knees. Most come with CE knee armour, and several have pockets for hip protectors.
Urban Motorcycle Pants CE-Rated Protection for City Riding
Urban motorcycle pants from Moto Speeds combine CE-rated knee armor with abrasion-resistant textiles for daily city commuting. Built since 2009 with reinforced seams and stretch panels, our range protects against street hazards while maintaining mobility in tight traffic. Made-to-measure options let you customize fit for your body and riding style across multiple fabric types and fits.
Urban motorcycle pants protect your legs through impact-absorbing knee armor and reinforced seat and knee panels. Hand-stitched seams hold armor in place during hard braking and slides. Breathable fabrics with moisture management keep you comfortable during extended commutes, while stretch panels support quick movement through congested streets.
Urban Riding Pant Styles
CE Knee Armor Textile Pants — best for daily commuting with maximum impact protection. Lightweight textile with integrated CE-rated knee armor and reinforced seat. Tailored cut keeps armor positioned close to the body for unrestricted movement.
Kevlar-Reinforced Motorcycle Jeans — best for riders blending casual style with protection. Denim-style construction with Kevlar reinforcement at knees and seat. Slim fit preserves everyday appearance while keeping armor secure under the fabric.
Stretch Panel Urban Pants — best for extended city commuting and frequent traffic stops. Lightweight, breathable construction with strategic stretch panels at hips and knees. Regular fit and moisture-wicking lining support all-day comfort on congested routes.
Reinforced Street Riding Pants — best for mixed urban and highway exposure. Abrasion-resistant panels at high-contact zones with CE knee armor and hand-stitched construction. Slim silhouette reduces snagging hazards during gear changes.
Buying Guidance
How do I choose between textile pants and Kevlar jeans? Textile pants offer integrated CE armor for maximum protection; Kevlar jeans provide discreet reinforcement for casual daily wear. See Size Guide and Made to Measure options. What fit should I select for city riding? Tailored cuts keep armor close to your body; regular cuts offer more movement for stop-and-go traffic. How do I maintain protection over time? Regular cleaning and conditioning preserve textile integrity and armor positioning; refer to our Help Center for care guidelines specific to each pant type.
Frequently Asked Questions
There are five pairs. The Straight Cut Riding Jeans, the Charlie Denim Pants and the Alexander Denim Jeans are denim styles. The Flex Womens Riding Jeans and the Westwood Womens Jeans are cut for women. Each pair hides its protection inside, so the pants look like normal jeans off the bike. They differ in the type of armour and the inner layer they use, so compare them before you choose.
The Straight Cut Riding Jeans have CE Level 2 knee and hip armour, plus Poron XRDA at the tailbone. The Charlie Denim Pants have removable CE knee armour. The Alexander Denim Jeans have removable CE Level 1 knee armour that you can adjust. The Westwood Womens Jeans have removable SeeSmart CE Level 1 knee armour. CE Level 1 and Level 2 are armour grades, and Level 2 lets less impact force through than Level 1.
Two pairs use DuPont Kevlar. The Straight Cut Riding Jeans have Kevlar panels inside. The Charlie Denim Pants have Kevlar fibre panels at the seat and knees. Kevlar is a strong fibre that is hard to tear or wear through. The other pairs use a different layer. The Flex Womens Riding Jeans have a Covec layer that covers 60% of the inside. The Alexander and Westwood jeans use double-layered PWR|shield at the seat and knees.
Yes, on three pairs. The Flex Womens Riding Jeans have pockets at the knees and hips for CE approved protectors, which are sold separately. The Alexander Denim Jeans have pockets for CE Level 1 hip protectors, also sold separately. The Westwood Womens Jeans have a pocket for an optional SeeSmart CE Level 1 hip protector. The Straight Cut Riding Jeans already come with CE Level 2 hip armour, so you do not need to add any.
Check your waist and leg length against the size chart before you choose. Measure your waist where your jeans sit, then measure your inside leg from the crotch to the floor. Armour only helps when it sits over your knee. Sit down in the pants if you can, since the knee pad should stay on the knee when your leg bends. If you are between two sizes, measure again and pick the size that keeps the armour in place.
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