Honda motorcycle gear in this range covers race suits, jackets, pants, boots and gloves in Honda team colors. Seasons run from 1981 to 2026, across MotoGP, WSBK, AMA and Moto2. Most suits and jackets come in a custom size, cut to your own measurements. It is part of the wider motorcycle brand clothing
range. Use the Suit, Jacket, Boots and Gloves tiles above to narrow by type.
Honda Motorcycle Gear Race Suits, Jackets, Boots and Gloves
This range brings together Honda race replicas from 1981 to 2026. Most designs come from MotoGP, and others come from WSBK, AMA and Moto2. Riders include Freddie Spencer, Dani Pedrosa, Casey Stoner, Valentino Rossi and Colin Edwards. A simple place to start is the Honda Motorbike Racing Leather Suit
.
Suits and jackets are cut from 1.2-1.3 mm cowhide and stitched by hand. Gloves use a thinner 0.8-0.9 mm cowhide. Race suits come as a 1-piece suit, a 2-piece suit, a jacket or pants. You can also pick cowhide, Monaco or kangaroo leather when you order a suit.
Honda Race Suit Types
One-Piece Honda Race Suit - made for track days and closed-circuit riding. The jacket and pants are joined in one piece. Options include a speed hump, perforation and an extra knee slider.
Two-Piece Honda Race Suit - the jacket and pants zip together at the waist. You can also wear the jacket on its own. A removable or thermal lining can be added.
Made-to-Measure Honda Replica - most suits and jackets offer a custom size. You send your own measurements, and the piece is cut to them. The made-to-measure page explains how it works.
Buying Guidance
Which Honda season should I choose? Pick the rider and year you like most. Each product shows its season and colors in the photos. Check the Size Guide before you order.
The range covers race suits, jackets, pants, boots and gloves in Honda team colors. Most designs come from MotoGP, and others come from WSBK, AMA and Moto2. Seasons run from 1981 to 2026. Colors include white, red, black, Repsol blue and fluorescent orange. Suits come as a 1-piece suit, a 2-piece suit, a jacket or pants. Each product shows its rider and season, so you can match the year you want. Every piece is stitched by hand and made to order.
Yes. Most Honda suits and jackets offer a custom size. You send your own measurements, and the suit is cut to fit them. The how to measure guide shows where to place the tape. Standard sizes are also offered if your size fits the chart. Boots and gloves come in standard sizes only. If you are not sure which way to go, the customer service page can help with sizing before you order.
Race suits are cut from 1.2-1.3 mm cowhide as standard. When you order, you can pick cowhide, Monaco or kangaroo leather instead. Gloves use a thinner 0.8-0.9 mm cowhide so your hands can move freely. Each suit is stitched by hand. You can also add a speed hump, chest or full perforation, an extra knee slider and a removable or thermal lining. The choices on each product are the ones that apply to it.
Yes. Jackets make up a large part of the range. Some carry a race team look, such as the Marc Marquez Honda Repsol Motorcycle Jacket
. Others are simpler, like the Honda Motorcycle Riding Jacket
in cowhide. Both types are stitched by hand and made to order. Many jackets can be paired with matching gloves. Check the photos of each jacket to see the colors and details before you choose.
Wipe the leather with a soft, damp cloth after each ride. Let it dry at room temperature, away from heaters and direct sun. Heat can dry out leather and make it stiff. Treat the leather with a conditioner every few months to keep it soft. Store suits and jackets on a wide hanger in a cool, dry place. The leather care instructions page has more steps for each type of leather.
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