Black leather motorcycle pants with zippered legs worn once... maybe twice...size 32"x30"

Leather motorcycle pants evolved in the mid-20th century as essential protective gear for riders, offering full-leg coverage beyond traditional chaps. These garments became standard equipment for serious motorcyclists by the 1970s-1980s, constructed from heavy-duty leather to protect against road rash, weather, and debris. The zippered design allowed riders to put them on over regular clothing or boots, making them practical for both touring and everyday riding. These pants appeal to vintage motorcycle enthusiasts, collectors of authentic riding gear, and fashion-forward individuals who appreciate the rugged aesthetic of classic biker culture. Well-preserved examples from this era are valued for their quality craftsmanship, durable construction, and authentic connection to motorcycle heritage. The black leather styling has become iconic in both motorcycle communities and broader fashion circles, representing a timeless blend of function and rebellious style.