01-29-2015, 04:29 AM
Trouble with using one pair of pants for both is, when you sit on a motorcycle pants legs shorten up. Leave them long and they fit when riding a motorcycle but bunch up at your ankles when you are standing at the water cooler.
Actually best solution (but expensive) is a one piece aerostitch suit which has protection from all the elements with your work clothes underneath. Less than a minute to get out of and you are ready for work. My son who works in the insurance business in IT has the same problem on days he rides one of his bikes to work. The other issue is his laptop and his lunch which he has to pack in a back pack made for laptops. He also wears a pair of low profile riding boots that with the toe patches for shifter look "different" when he's in the office, but he's been there 7 years now so they are kind of used to him wearing mc gear.
Actually best solution (but expensive) is a one piece aerostitch suit which has protection from all the elements with your work clothes underneath. Less than a minute to get out of and you are ready for work. My son who works in the insurance business in IT has the same problem on days he rides one of his bikes to work. The other issue is his laptop and his lunch which he has to pack in a back pack made for laptops. He also wears a pair of low profile riding boots that with the toe patches for shifter look "different" when he's in the office, but he's been there 7 years now so they are kind of used to him wearing mc gear.