Motorcycle Textiles

  • KIT: Blackbird ladies Dakota Nubuck Jacket

    KIT: Blackbird ladies Dakota Nubuck Jacket

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    Kate Chorley has been looking for style and protection. Here’s her thoughts: I’m not bothered about all-weather textiles or full-on race leathers. I want a jacket that looks good on and off the bike, but still offers plenty of protection. That’s what this Blackbird number does. It’s made from top-grain cowhide leather which has been…

  • KIT: Segura Mamba Jacket

    KIT: Segura Mamba Jacket

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    Dave Manning has a new favourite… What do you reckon to this styling? Love it, I do. Dunno why, there’s just something about it that screams classic cool and everyday comfort. Segura’s a French brand that’s been operating since 1967. Drawing on half-a-century of master leather craftsmanship, the design teams of today are constantly pushing…

  • BUYER’S GUIDE: ‘Casual’ jackets

    BUYER’S GUIDE: ‘Casual’ jackets

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    While they might not match the outright protective qualities of a set of race leathers, or the all-weather ability of a good textile suit, there’s something special about a good-looking motorcycle jacket that you’re happy wearing both on and off the bike. Do casual jackets have e-Numbers? You bet. Just because a jacket is casual/lightweight,…

  • KIT: ‘Tyrian’ AA-rated motorcycle jeans from Roadskin

    KIT: ‘Tyrian’ AA-rated motorcycle jeans from Roadskin

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    Having to deal with a 140-mile journey in 23-degree weather, I definitely had concerns about maintaining comfort during the ride. This was especially important since I planned to take a break from riding for a few hours in the middle. Of course, my safety and protection were also top priorities. That’s why I opted for…

  • KIT: Weisse ‘Sniper’ AA-rated retro-style textile riding jacket

    KIT: Weisse ‘Sniper’ AA-rated retro-style textile riding jacket

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    Inspired by biker jackets of the Sixties, the new Weise Sniper looks every inch a classic, yet has a modern 600D fabric shell and is AA-rated to the latest EN17092-3:2020 safety standard.   It comes with CE Level 2 shoulder and elbow armour and a Level 1 back protector fitted as standard, all of which…

  • Roadskin Unveils Upgraded Paranoid Motorcycle Jeans

    Roadskin Unveils Upgraded Paranoid Motorcycle Jeans

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    Roadskin, a leading name in motorcycle safety gear, has announced the release of their newly upgraded Paranoid AAA-rated protective motorcycle jeans. With meticulous re-design and relentless dedication, Roadskin has taken their best-selling armoured jeans to a new level, offering bikers unrivalled protection without compromising comfort. Roadskin understands the importance of having gear that keeps you…

  • What We Wear: Weise Ozark Jacket and Trousers

    What We Wear: Weise Ozark Jacket and Trousers

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    Chris Bailey has been using these for a few months. Here’s how he got on: These Ozark textiles from Weise are my go-to. They feel robust, substantial and protective, without feeling restrictive or impeding your movement. That’s something not all textiles offer. The jacket is AA-certified and comes equipped with CE level 1 back armour,…

  • What We Wear: Held ‘Pentland’ Jacket and Trousers

    What We Wear: Held ‘Pentland’ Jacket and Trousers

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    MoreBikes Editor Ross has been putting some motorcycle textiles from Held through their paces. Here’s what he thinks: I’ve never worn Held gear before, but the German firm has been on my radar for years. They’re seriously popular on the continent – and when you take a look at the range of their kit, it’s…

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