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Motocross / Enduro
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Engine Parts 65
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Repair Kits 64
- Wheel Repair Kit 15
- Swingarm Repair Kit 3
- Front Sprocket Repair Kit 2
- Steering Repair Kit 3
- Water Pump Repair Kit 1
- Carburetor Repair Kit 4
- Brake Caliper Rebuild Kit 7
- Fuel Petcock Repair Kit 2
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Filters & Accessories 16
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Guards & Protection 72
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Exhaust 20
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Engine Fuel System 10
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Drivetrain 15
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Secondary Drivetrain 47
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Brakes 130
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Suspension 50
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Wheels & Rims 70
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Decals 3
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Control Cables & Lines 7
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Bags & Luggage 26
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Motocross and enduro pants
Motocross and enduro pants are designed for off-road riding, from tracks and trails to enduro routes. Their cut should allow free movement on the bike and support an active riding position, especially when standing on the pegs, handling obstacles, or shifting your body through corners and changing terrain.
To choose the right model, consider your main type of riding, route length, and usual conditions. Pants for motocross sessions may prioritize mobility and low weight, while enduro riding makes comfort over many hours, ventilation, and easy pairing with your existing protection and boots especially important. These features vary by design.
How to choose the right pants
- Check the size: review the manufacturer’s size chart and measure your waist and inseam as directed. The waistband should feel secure without restricting breathing or movement.
- Consider the fit: allow enough room at the knees and hips to adopt your riding position and wear the intended protection, without excess fabric that could catch.
- Check compatibility: make sure the cut and closure work with your usual boots, knee braces, or protectors. Not all pants have the same width at the cuff or knee area.
- Match them to your riding: consider dust, mud, moisture, temperature, and ride length before deciding how much ventilation, coverage, and ease of cleaning you need.












