MotoGP 2017 replica suits here take their colors from the 2017 season, with a few WSBK designs from the same year. Each suit is hand-stitched to order in cowhide, with Monaco or kangaroo leather as an option. Every suit has a Custom Size option. For other years, see all MotoGP race suits
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MotoGP 2017 Race Suits - Cowhide, Monaco or Kangaroo Leather
Intro
These MotoGP 2017 replica suits take their colors and sponsor-style graphics from the 2017 season. Designs include Yamaha, Honda, Ducati, Suzuki, KTM and Aprilia riders. A few WSBK suits from the same year are here too. Each suit is hand-stitched to order, and Leather Collection has made leather gear since 2009.
Leather and Options
Each suit is cowhide, 1.2-1.3 mm thick, with armor pockets at the shoulders, elbows, knees and back. You can choose Monaco or kangaroo leather at order instead.
Next, set the speed hump: none, standard, ventilated or hydro. Then set the perforation: none, chest, front or full. You can add a removable lining, a thermal lining or an extra knee slider. Matching gloves and boots can join the same order.
Product Types
Suit Types - every design comes as a one-piece suit, a two-piece suit, or the jacket or pants alone. A two-piece suit zips together at the waist.
What size should I order? Start with the size chart to match your chest and inseam. Every suit also has a Custom Size option cut to your own numbers.
Can I change the 2017 design? Pick the leather, hump, perforation and add-ons at order. For other changes, ask the customer service page first.
How does delivery work? Delivery details by region are on the shipping & delivery page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Every suit comes in standard sizes and with a Custom Size option. Standard sizes suit most riders whose chest and inseam match the chart. If you fall between sizes or ride in a deep tuck, pick Custom Size. You then enter your own measurements, and the suit is cut to them. This helps the armor sit in the right place at the elbows and knees. The how to measure guide shows how to take each measurement at home.
Each suit is cowhide as standard, about 1.2-1.3 mm thick. At order, you can switch to Monaco leather or kangaroo leather instead. Cowhide is a firm, common choice for race suits. Kangaroo is thinner and lighter for its strength. The choice does not change the design, colors or graphics of the suit. Each suit is hand-stitched to order in the leather you pick.
The speed hump is the raised part on the back of the suit, behind the helmet. It helps air flow over your back when you tuck in on the bike. You can pick no hump, a standard hump, a ventilated hump or a hydro hump. Pick no hump for a flat back and a simple look. The choice does not change the colors of the design.
Yes. Every 2017 design can be ordered as a one-piece suit, a two-piece suit, a jacket alone or pants alone. A one-piece suit is the usual track setup. A two-piece suit zips together at the waist, and you can also wear the jacket on its own. Pick the form at order. Matching gloves and boots can also be added in the same color scheme.
After each ride, wipe off dirt and bugs with a soft, damp cloth. Let the suit dry at room temperature, away from a heater or direct sun. Use a leather conditioner every few months to keep the leather soft. Store the suit on a wide hanger in a cool, dry place. Do not put it in a washing machine or use harsh cleaners. The leather care instructions explain each step in more detail.
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