What's New

What stands out

• Yamaha: the Yamaha 60th Anniversary suit and the Rossi Yamaha Petronas suit, with matching jackets such as the Rossi Petronas jacket.
• Honda and Repsol: the Luca Marini Repsol 2024 leathers and the Marc Marquez Honda Repsol 2023 jacket.
• Kawasaki and Ducati: the Jonathan Rea Kawasaki 2023 jacket and the Alvaro Bautista Ducati WSBK 2022 suit.
• BMW: the BMW biker suit 2023 and the BMW motorbike jacket.

Choosing a garment

A one-piece suit is the track choice. A two-piece suit lets you wear the jacket alone. A separate jacket is simplest for road riding. Many suits add chest, front or full perforation, a speed hump, removable or thermal lining and an extra knee slider.

Fit and timing

How to shop this page

New items appear here as they are added, so the grid changes over time. Choose the series you follow first, then the rider and the season in the product name. A winter test design is a different look from the same rider's race colours, so decide which you want before adding gloves or boots.

If you want a complete set, check that gloves and boots are available for the same season, since matching items are not always added at the same time. When you find a design you like, look at its product page for the leather choices, hump and perforation options so the finished piece suits your riding.

Because arrivals mix suits, jackets and boots, use the garment you need as your first filter, and the team or rider second.

Suits carry CE Level 1 armour, a back pocket for an optional EN 1621-2 back protector and CE certified leather. Most designs offer Custom Size: 3-4 weeks to make, against 10-15 working days for standard sizes. Gloves and boots come in standard sizes only. See the size chart, or browse leather clothing brands for older ranges.