Motorbike clothing

Safety, comfort, and fit are the main considerations when buying a new motorbike helmet. Budget helmets are basically plastic shells from injection moulding machines. They are quick and easy to produce and tear-resistant. However, the material loses its softeners over time: the helmet becomes brittle and can break relatively easily in the event of an impact. High-quality helmets are made of fibre-reinforced composite materials. Their production process is much more complex and still involves a lot of work done by hand.

However, it's not just about the way they are produced, but more importantly about sizes, shock absorption values, comfort, individual adjustment to head shape, proper ventilation, and high-quality materials. These can be identified, for example, by the use of anti-allergenic and skin-friendly materials and the possibility of removing and washing the pads. This is why receiving expert advice and trying on is so important. If you make an appointment with us in advance, we can take extra time for you: Arrange an appointment now!

There is a glove for every purpose. From thin MX gloves to a fully armoured racing glove, from waterproof textile gloves to thin, barely noticeable leather gloves. There are of course huge differences in quality between the various types. To keep up with modern times, many models are also touchscreen compatible.

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The most important criterion for protectors is the fit. Unsuitable or ill-fitting protectors can actually do more harm than good in case of an accident. It is important to make sure that the protectors fit properly and don't pinch anywhere. We will be happy to advise you - book your personal appointment here: Arrange an appointment now!

Underwear:
The basic requirements that underwear needs to meet are as follows: keeping the body warm and transferring sweat to the next layer of clothing. Specifically for cold temperatures, there are vests and pants that stop the airstream and/or have fleece lining in areas that cool down particularly quickly.

Gloves:
They are one of the most important items of clothing for staying safe on the road in temperatures below 10°C. Gloves for autumn and winter use have warming linings and are available in both leather and textile.

Jacket and trousers:
When it comes to protection from wind, rain and cold, textile jackets and trousers are more suitable than those made of leather. Textile clothing is often wind- and waterproof, yet still breathable. Since textile clothing also fits more casually, you can vary and use a layered clothing style.

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The most expensive and breathable motorbike jacket is of little use if the underwear worn underneath does not "breathe" along. The problem with cotton shirts is that they absorb sweat and do not pass it on. This makes you feel wet and sweaty all the time, despite a good jacket. When buying functional underwear, you should therefore make sure that the material transports sweat away from the body and passes it on to the outside so that it can evaporate via the jacket. We also differentiate between warming and cooling underwear, so that you are prepared for every season. Naturally, the garment should not smell either, so make sure it is of good quality!

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A boot should fit comfortably, not pinch anywhere, and it should offer maximum protection for your foot and ankle in the event of an accident. As with all other items of clothing, the type and properties of your motorbike boots are defined by their intended use. Good boots for motocross and supermoto, for example, are characterised by a hard, rigid shell that prevents injuries from constant contact with the ground. A good touring boot, on the other hand, is characterised by being waterproof and having a flexible fit for a better feel of the motorbike. The sole of the boots is crucial if you want or need to walk a few metres in your boots. You should also bear in mind that leather boots widen somewhat over time. Thus, boots bought a little too big can be much too big after a short time. After all, a correct fit offers the most effective protection.

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If you go on a lengthy tour in the mountains, don’t forget to take proper protection against rain along. You are well advised to always carry rain gear with you, so that you can continue the tour even if it starts to rain unexpectedly. When you buy a rainsuit, pay attention to the way it is made. Are the seams well made? Do the textile layers overlap at the seams to prevent water from penetrating? Key is also the closure of the rain gear. Covering the zip, there should be an additional closable strip with snap fasteners. In order to be seen in poor conditions by other road users, pay attention to reflectors and striking colours when buying your rain gear. 

On top of this, make sure that your rain suit is equipped with closable pockets, because searching for your mobile phone or wallet in the motorbike jacket worn underneath can turn into a real challenge.

Overcoats for boots and gloves complement your rain suit. Thus equipped, you can ride in heavy rain and stay almost dry.

If you want to get by without any additional rain gear, you need to choose a waterproof motorbike outfit. There are some basic differences in the membranes used and the way they are made! The good news: outfits that can withstand eight hours of continuous rain do exist.

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