Hey Guys

I need some help finding some good Moto X gear like pants and jersey. I am a big guy and i wear a aize 40 waist. which companies offer large sizing in MX wear? I like THOR and FOX. Anyone else know of any and if so can you send me the link? Thanks in advance[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]

 

Hey Joe,
I have Answer pants that are a 40" waist and they fit really good.
You may want to check out phatcatt.com also. They sizes start at 42" I think
just thought you may want to check them.
How's the quad runnin now? Later

 

Joeyd
for pants i ride with shift and O'neil (apocylpse) baggy pants. i like them better than racing pants for the lose fit as well as pockets.plus it tones down that captain america look.

 

Hey Joey9

My bike is running like a beast now..I had to give up on the dynojet kit though. I couldn't get the damn black tops off the carb tops without striipping screws Instead i just changed the main jets with yamaha mains 150 and 155. Got the pro design kit and the snorkle trimmed. WOW what a difference. Thanks for all you help though. So you like the answer pants eh? Hmmmm

I checked out phatcat..those are some ugly designs..YUK!!!
Hey didi you ever find out about the meadowlands? Is it legal to ride there,. that guy never go back to us. Does anyone know ? i wouldn't mind checking that place out

 

Glad to hear it's running good. As for pants it depends if you like the racer style with no pockets then the answers are good, but if you like the baggy style your better off going with what the above guy said. However I don't think I found a pair of the baggy pants in a size 40 or above. I never heard about the Meadolands other than that guy and like you said he never got back. Later

 

Also another thought on pants. i snowboard on weekends. Burton among other snowboarding companies make some killer pants. They're similar to MX baggy pants. except they have vents and are waterproof. if you play your cards right, you could p/u a pair off season cheap. Bio-lite for dry weather storm-lite for wet weather. Burton happens to be one of the more expensive brands. there are many others, all over the price range

 

Hey does shift have a web site?