Hulk, Hawkeye, Ghost Rider and Ms. Marvel: More Marvel Motorcycle Gear

Short answer: beyond the headline Marvel names, our range includes four more inspired designs: Hulk, Hawkeye, Ghost Rider and Ms. Marvel. Hulk is a suit only, while Hawkeye, Ghost Rider and Ms. Marvel come as both a suit and a jacket. They are original designs inspired by the characters. They are not licensed or official merchandise.

This page is the guide to those four. If you want the full list, see our Marvel inspired motorcycle gear category, then come back here to compare these characters side by side.

The four designs at a glance

The riding build adds removable CE Level 1 armor at the shoulders, elbows, knees and hips, and a back pocket for an optional EN 1621-2 back protector (add-on); you choose the speed hump on the order form. The cosplay and display build has no armor, back protector or hump. Check the listing for the exact colors you are ordering.

Hulk: building a bulky look in leather

Hulk is the hardest of the four to suggest in leather, because the character is about size. The Hulk inspired suit solves this with green leather, sculpted chest, stomach and arm panels, purple side accents and purple shorts-style panels over green legs. Because the shape comes from sculpted panels, the fit matters more than on a plain suit: too loose and the volume sags, too tight and it looks pinched.

Hawkeye: practical and understated

Hawkeye is the most wearable design here. It is black leather with purple sleeves, a purple chevron on the chest and a sculpted stomach; the suit adds a dark belt above grey and purple leg panels. The colors are restrained and do not shout. That makes it a good choice if you want a superhero suit that also looks like a normal riding jacket. Choose the Hawkeye inspired jacket to try the design for less, or the Hawkeye inspired suit for the full set.

Ghost Rider: the biker look

Ghost Rider already started as a biker, so the design is natural on a motorcycle. Expect weathered black leather, metal-look studs on the shoulders and flame graphics at the cuffs. Studs and hardware can scratch paint, so keep that in mind when you ride in the gear. The Ghost Rider inspired jacket is the usual starting point, and our guide to Ghost Rider jackets compares the two versions of the character.

Ms. Marvel: fit for a smaller frame

The Ms. Marvel inspired suit is navy and red with a large gold bolt across the chest and red and gold trim, and it is listed as a women's suit. Many riders struggle to find a suit that fits at the shoulders and hips at once, so use the size chart and choose Custom Size if you fall between sizes. There is also a Ms. Marvel inspired jacket.

Suit or jacket: how to decide

Three questions settle most orders.

1. Will you ride in it? If yes, the riding suit covers shoulders, elbows, knees and hips with removable CE Level 1 armor. The jackets have removable CE Level 1 armor at the shoulders and elbows only, plus a back pocket for an optional back protector. The women's jackets are milled cowhide and also have CE Level 1 armor at the shoulders and elbows. CE Level 2 is a paid upgrade on both.
2. Where will you wear it? A suit is a statement piece. A jacket works at a bike meet, on the street and at a convention without looking like you are in costume.
3. What is your budget? Jackets are 425 USD, suits at 650 USD for display and 750 USD for riding.

Hawkeye, Ghost Rider and Ms. Marvel give you that choice. Hulk does not, because the character depends on the full-body shape.

How the four looks are translated

Each character relies on something different, and the leather design follows that.

• Hulk: volume and a two-color scheme. The shape comes from sculpted panels.
• Hawkeye: a purple chevron and sleeves on a black base.
• Ghost Rider: metal-look studs and flame cuffs on weathered black leather.
• Ms. Marvel: a gold bolt and red trim on navy and red.

None of these copies a screen costume. They keep the idea of each character and rebuild it in leather. Product images are design renders, so use them as a guide to color and layout, not an exact photograph of your piece.

Fit and layering

Leather does not stretch like fabric, so a good fit matters. Try to measure in the clothes you would wear under the suit, because a thick base layer changes the numbers. On a sculpted design such as Hulk, extra room at the shoulders matters more than extra room at the waist. For a Ghost Rider jacket, check that the sleeve length works with your gloves, since matching gloves can be added as an option on the product.

Break-in is also real. A new leather suit feels stiff for the first few wears and softens with use. Our guide to breaking in a new leather jacket or race suit covers it.

Care and storage

Keep the suit on a wide hanger or lay it flat, away from heat. Wipe dust from raised panels with a dry cloth. Avoid folding the sculpted areas, because the creases can become permanent. For a display suit, a mannequin gives the best long-term shape.

Choosing a build

The suits are full-grain cowhide, 1.2-1.4 mm. The Hawkeye and Ghost Rider jackets are top-grain cowhide, 1.2-1.3 mm, and the Ms. Marvel jacket is milled cowhide, 1.1-1.3 mm. Protection depends on fit, armor placement and your own riding, and no garment can promise a particular outcome.

Sizing and ordering

Read how to order, then use the size chart. Matching gloves and boots are options on the product page, not separate products. Product images are design renders, so small details on your finished piece can differ.

Pair with other characters

Hulk and Ghost Rider work as a bright and dark pair. Hawkeye pairs well with Ms. Marvel for a duo ride because their palettes do not clash. For mystic and street-level characters, see the guide to Moon Knight, Doctor Strange, Thor, Loki and Shang-Chi suits.

When not to choose these

• If you want a quiet riding jacket with no character styling, look at our regular custom motorcycle jackets instead of a superhero motorcycle jacket.
• If you need a Hulk jacket, none is listed.
• If you want licensed merchandise, this range is not it.

FAQs

Is this Marvel gear official merchandise?

No. These are original inspired designs and not licensed or official merchandise.

Can I ride in a Hulk or Hawkeye suit?

The riding build has removable CE Level 1 armor at the shoulders, elbows, knees and hips, plus a back pocket for an optional EN 1621-2 back protector (add-on). You choose the speed hump on the order form. Display builds have no armor and are not for riding.

Which of these has a jacket version?

Hawkeye, Ghost Rider and Ms. Marvel. Hulk is listed as a suit.

Can I match with a friend?

Yes. Order the same build level so you can ride together.

Which is best for a first-time buyer?

Hawkeye, because it looks the most like regular riding gear.

Browse our full Marvel inspired motorcycle gear to compare all designs.