Motorcycle Riding Suits

Motorcycle riding suits come in various styles and configurations, but two common types are one-piece suits and two-piece suits.

1. One-piece suits: These are single-unit suits that cover the entire body from neck to ankles. One-piece suits provide a seamless construction, ensuring there are no gaps between the jacket and pants, offering maximum protection. They are often preferred by sports bike riders and track enthusiasts due to their aerodynamic design and enhanced safety features.
2. Two-piece suits: These suits come as separate jackets and pants that can be zipped together at the waist to create a full-body suit. Two-piece suits offer more flexibility, allowing riders to use the jacket or pants individually when not riding. They are popular among touring riders and commuters who value practicality and versatility.

Key Features:

Our motorcycle suits are made of premium quality genuine leather. Here are some key features and benefits of motorcycle leather suits:

1. Abrasion resistance: Leather is one of the best materials for protecting riders from road rash in case of accidents or falls. It can slide smoothly on pavement, reducing the risk of skin injuries.
2. Tear resistance: Leather is less likely to tear or rip upon impact compared to some textile materials.
3. Fit and comfort: High-quality leather suits are designed to fit snugly, offering maximum comfort and allowing for ease of movement while riding.
4. Armor and protection: Leather suits often come equipped with integrated armor at the shoulders, elbows, back, and knees. This added protection enhances the suit’s safety capabilities.
5. Classic and stylish look: Leather suits are popular for their timeless appearance and are often associated with the traditional image of a motorcyclist.
6. Durability: When well-maintained, leather suits can last for many years, making them a long-term investment.
7. Weather resistance: Leather provides some degree of weather resistance, protecting riders from wind and light rain.

When choosing a motorcycle riding suit, it’s essential to consider factors such as the type of riding you’ll be doing. (e.g., casual, touring, sport, or track), the level of protection required, and the climate conditions in which you’ll be riding. It’s always advisable to invest in quality gear, as safety should be a top priority when riding a motorcycle.