Spada Ladies Leather Trousers

Spada ladies leather motorcycle trousers currently comprise three black models: Road Ladies, Everider Ladies and Western Ladies. The choice is not simply cosmetic. Each uses its own cut, armour arrangement and connection details, so compare the exact product rather than relying on a single range-wide specification.

Everider takes a leather-jean approach with stretch panels and a short connection zip. Road and Western offer alternative leather-trouser shapes, but their precise certification and protector details should be confirmed on the current listing and garment label.

Compare the three models

Everider Ladies

Spada specifies the current Everider Ladies as an AA-class garment in 1.0 to 1.1 mm milled cowhide, with knee and hip armour, a double-leather seat, four-way stretch and accordion panels. Those details apply to Everider and should not be transferred to Road or Western.

Road Ladies and Western Ladies

These models give riders alternative cuts within a small collection. Use the product page and garment label to confirm certification, included protectors, adjustment and jacket connection for the version available at Moto Central.

How to assess fit

• Waist and hips: the trousers should close securely without pressure points when seated.
• Knee armour: bend the leg and make sure the protector remains centred over the knee.
• Seat and thigh movement: check reach to the controls and movement when mounting the motorcycle.
• Boot overlap: try the trousers with your normal riding boots and check the calf and ankle closures.
• Connection: compare the zip on the chosen trousers with the intended jacket before building a two-piece setup.

Leather care

Follow the sewn-in care instructions. Remove surface dirt gently, allow damp leather to dry naturally away from direct heat and test any suitable cleaner or conditioner on an inconspicuous area first. Leather riding trousers are not automatically waterproof.

Compare related riding kit

Browse Spada ladies leather jackets, compare the wider Spada leather trousers range, or check motorcycle boots for lower-leg compatibility. Moto Central keeps all three current listings together so their fit, features and available sizes can be compared directly.

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