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Gp Racing Gloves Kevin Schwantz MotoGP

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These Lucky Strike GP racing gloves are a replica inspired by Kevin Schwantz and his 1993 Suzuki. They come in red, white and gold chrome cowhide leather, 0.8–0.9 mm thick.

  • Carbon-reinforced metal knuckle protector
  • Aramid (Kevlar) lining
  • Sizes XS to 3XL, hand-stitched to order

Lucky Strike GP Racing Gloves

  • A Kevin Schwantz replica, inspired by the gloves from his 1993 Suzuki season.
  • The shell is cowhide leather, 0.8–0.9 mm thick, with a plain finish.
  • The colors are red, white and gold chrome.
  • A carbon-reinforced metal knuckle protector covers the back of the hand.
  • Extra leather sits between the thumb and index finger, where grip wears a glove most.
  • TPU sliders on the palm, thumb and fingers sit on a foam base.
  • Rubber guards with air intakes and an exhaust port help move air.
  • The palm and fingers are pre-curved to follow your grip on the bars.
  • A Velcro wrist strap and cuff closure keep the gloves in place.
  • An aramid (Kevlar) lining sits inside each glove.
  • Seams are safety-stitched with strong nylon thread.
  • Leather Collection has made leather gear since 2009. Each pair is hand-stitched to order.
  • For a later Suzuki design, see the Rizla Suzuki 2013 gloves .
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Product Specifications

  • Product Type: Motorcycle racing gloves
  • Rider: Kevin Schwantz (replica)
  • Motorbike Brand: Suzuki
  • Year: 1993
  • Gender: Men, Women
  • Intended Use: Track days, sport riding and MotoGP replica collecting
  • Material: Cowhide leather (0.8–0.9 mm), plain finish
  • Colors: Gold Chrome, Red, White
  • Lining: Aramid (Kevlar) lining
  • Protection: Carbon-reinforced metal knuckle protector; TPU sliders on the palm, thumb and fingers
  • Construction: Hand-stitched to order; safety-stitched nylon seams
  • Closure / Fit System: Velcro wrist strap and cuff closure; pre-curved palm and fingers
  • Sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL
  • Brand: Leather Collection
  • Explore Related Gear: Browse Suzuki racing gloves and Suzuki motorcycle boots.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

These gloves have a snug racing fit. The palm and fingers are pre-curved, so they follow your grip on the bars. Measure around your hand across the knuckles. Then compare the number with the size chart. Sizes run from XS to 3XL. The cowhide leather softens a little as you wear it. Over time, the gloves shape to your hands.
A carbon-reinforced metal knuckle protector covers the back of the hand. TPU sliders sit on the palm, thumb and fingers. TPU is a hard plastic that slides on the road instead of gripping it. Extra leather covers the area between the thumb and index finger. Rubber guards add cover in the main contact areas. A Velcro wrist strap helps keep each glove on your hand. These are hard-armored leather motorcycle gloves with an aramid (Kevlar) lining.
No. These are replica gloves inspired by Kevin Schwantz and his 1993 Suzuki season. Leather Collection makes them. They are not made by Suzuki, Lucky Strike or any race team. The red, white and gold chrome colors follow the look of that era. If you like his designs, see more Schwantz racing gloves . Each pair is hand-stitched to order from cowhide leather.
Yes. The rubber guards have air intakes and an exhaust port. Air comes in at the front and leaves near the knuckles. The TPU sliders sit on a foam base, so the padding does not trap too much heat. Leather still lets in less air than mesh, so your hands may feel warm on very hot days. Air the gloves out after each ride. For another Suzuki design, compare the Chris Vermeulen 2008 Suzuki gloves .
Wipe the gloves with a damp cloth and a little mild soap. Do not put them in a washing machine or soak them in water. Let them dry slowly at room temperature, away from heaters and strong sun. When they are dry, rub in a small amount of leather conditioner. This keeps the cowhide soft. Test any cleaner on a hidden spot first. Store the gloves in a cool, dry place. The leather care instructions give more tips.