A blog around leather motorcycle gear and riding style

Expert guide on how to choose a leather jacket for everyday wear. Discover leather types, fit essentials, quality indicators, and smart sizing decisions.

Choosing between a motorcycle racing jacket and full race suit? Compare protection, fit, armor coverage, and flexibility to find the right protective gear for your riding.

Perforated motorcycle leather balances cooling airflow with abrasion protection. Ideal for track and summer riding, it offers ventilation that solid leather cannot match.

Discover how motorcycle racing suit protection combines armor, abrasion-resistant leather, reinforced stitching, and proper fit to reduce injury risk at high speeds.

Choose motorcycle racing gear storage by riding style, fit, and armor placement. Learn when custom sizing helps, one-piece vs two-piece suits, and what safety features to check before ordering.

MotoGP replica suits offer proven design and professional looks. Custom race suits deliver perfect fit and tailored armor placement. Choose based on your body proportions and riding goals.

Complete buyer's guide to two-piece motorcycle race suits. Check armor, fit, leather thickness, seams, and construction before you buy your next race suit.

An explanation of motorcycle knee sliders. They are replaceable pads that give lean angle feedback and take wear when a knee touches down in a corner. The guide covers materials, placement, how...

A guide to reading motorcycle gear specifications. It explains the EN 17092 garment classes, the EN 1621 impact levels for limb and back protectors, why leather thickness alone is not enough, and how...

A motorcycle track day checklist for riders. It covers the riding gear organizers commonly require, how to choose between one-piece and two-piece suits, what EN 17092 and EN 1621 mean, and the...

A practical guide to choosing motorcycle racing boots for track use. It explains what the EN 13634 boot standard tests, which protection claims are optional, how riding style changes the choice, how...

A comparison of one-piece and two-piece motorcycle leathers for track riders: how the suits differ in structure, protection, comfort and repair, why EN 17092 class, EN 1621 armor and fit in the...

The aerodynamic hump on a racing suit is a design feature developed for airflow, not a protection rating. This guide explains what it does, why it was introduced, how EN 17092 classes and EN 1621...

A guide to judging protective motorcycle leather gear: what EN 17092 classes AAA to C mean, how EN 1621 Level 1 and Level 2 armor differs, where armor must sit, how fit affects protection and what to...

A practical guide to preparing a motorcycle race suit before a track day or street ride. It covers choosing between one-piece and two-piece suits, checking fit in the riding position, armor...