Motorcycle clothing, whether it is made of leather or modern fabrics, distinguishes the style of every motorcyclist. If you have a sizing concern on that new bell helmet or spidi one piece leather suit, we've likely tried it on, analyzed the fitment and completed a full product review video so we can better help you. Laying new borders on quality, safety and protection, so adventurers in our time can go beyond all corners of the world.
A closer look at the labels inside the jacket and trousers tells you that it's not the actual outfit that is ce tested and approved, but only the sewn-in impact protectors… so in theory you could come off your bike, slide along the asphalt and the (not tested or approved) seams of your trousers could come apart and the impact protectors could fly out of their pockets within seconds, thus not protecting you at all.
Our men's collection features iconic performance pieces, including motorcycle jackets in leather and waxed cotton, as well as trousers and jeans that look the part and offer fully ce-compliant protection. A: most rainsuits are designed to go over normal clothing and usually take your motorcycle gear into account when looking at size and fit.
The simplest way to indicate the difference between rain gear and waterproof gear is that the rain gear tends to be thicker, summer motorcycle jackets and more complicated to get off. Finally, they mention that the suit fits comfortably over most motorcycle gear and is easy to maneuver in. In fact, the big difference between driving a car and riding a motorcycle, with respect to safety, is that in cars the secondary safety is enormous (the car is a sort of safety cocoon around you), while on a motorcycle, the safety is almost entirely in your own hands (which means primary safety).
These motorcycle rain suits also come in multiple sizes, to help you choose the best fit, as well as different designs, so you can choose brighter, more reflective clothes- or keep a more camouflaged look if you prefer. A collection of technologically advanced moto jackets designed for abrasion resistance and impact protection. The helmet should fit rather tightly when you try it for the first time: when you shake your head, the helmet shouldn't move around.
First and foremost, you'll need to make sure your items fit over your normal motorbike gear. The best advice therefore is to go to a shop where people know about helmets and can help you to check whether a helmet fits well. Equip yourself for serious all-season riding with premium waterproof gore-tex kit or summer riding with airmesh motorcycle clothing.
