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The is a replica inspired by the suit Andrea Iannone raced in the 2017 MotoGP season, his first year with Team Suzuki Ecstar after leaving Ducati. Cycle World reported his two-year Suzuki deal covering 2017 and 2018, and the 2017 MotoGP World Championship entry list shows Alex Rins also riding for the team that year. Rins' own is part of the same range.
The 2017 Suzuki Livery
The product page describes a metallic blue design that follows the livery of Iannone's Suzuki team in 2017. Color and graphics are the main reason riders choose a replica, so it helps to compare the gallery photos below with the 2017 season. Other race replicas are grouped under , and more Iannone gear sits in .
Leather and Construction
The suit is hand-stitched and made to order from drum-dyed, milled cowhide listed at 1.2-1.3 mm thickness. Accordion stretch panels sit at the lower back and knees, and Cordura stretch panels at the sleeves, crotch and calves allow more movement on the bike. Sleeves are pre-curved for a riding position, and YKK semi-auto-lock zippers close the front, cuffs and calves. Knee and elbow sliders are replaceable.
Impact Protection
The product page lists removable dual-density armor at the shoulders, elbows, knees and hips, described as EN 1621-1:2012, plus a removable spine protector described as compatible with EN 1621-2. The EN 1621 series sets requirements for impact protectors, while EN 17092 classifies the garment itself. According to SATRA, class AAA is the highest class, and the standard covers jackets, pants and one- and two-piece suits. No suit removes the risk of injury in a crash, so the class marking of the exact garment is worth checking.
Ventilation and Lining
A polyester mesh lining is the standard setup. Removable and thermal removable linings are listed as add-ons, and perforation choices run from none through chest or front perforation to full perforation for warm track days. The design has no hood and the product documentation does not specify waterproofing, so wet-weather riding calls for a separate rain layer.
Fit and Options
Every suit is made to order, so size and fit follow the measurements supplied rather than a fixed off-the-rack cut. Monaco and kangaroo leather upgrades are also listed on the product page.
Updated: October 2026
Written by the Leather Collection Editorial Team.
