Jackets

A motorcycle jacket should be lightweight, durable, and provide protection against wind, rain, and abrasion. Look for features like reinforced shoulders, elbows, and back, breathable and waterproof materials, adjustable waist and cuffs, and multiple pockets.

Yes, leather jackets are great for motorcycle riding. Leather is a durable material that provides protection from the elements and is perfect for withstanding the wear and tear of motorcycle riding.

A shirt or T-shirt, thick thermal or fleece top, and a base layer such as a long sleeve compression top are all ideal for wearing under a leather motorcycle jacket. It's important to wear multiple layers to protect your skin from wind and cold.

When buying a leather motorcycle jacket, look for features such as quality and thickness of leather, a durable construction, CE-approved armor, ventilation options, and a comfortable fit. Pay attention to details like stitching, zippers, and pockets to ensure the jacket meets your needs and budget.

The lifespan of a leather motorcycle jacket depends on various factors such as the quality of leather, how well it is maintained, and how often it is used. With proper care, a good quality leather jacket can last for several years or even decades.

The thickness of leather for a motorcycle jacket depends on the type of leather and its intended use. Generally, leather thickness for a motorcycle jacket should be between 1.1mm to 1.3mm for optimal protection and durability while still being comfortable to wear.

There are various types of motorcycle jackets available, including cruiser jackets, racing jackets, adventure/touring jackets, and mesh/summer jackets. Each type has its own features and benefits, such as style, protection, and ventilation, catering to different riding styles and preferences.

To choose the right size for your motorcycle jacket, measure your chest and waist size, and refer to the manufacturer's size chart for accurate sizing. Consider trying on the jacket with your motorcycle gear to ensure a comfortable fit and proper range of motion.

Yes, you can wear a motorcycle jacket for non-riding purposes as many jackets are stylish and versatile. However, keep in mind that some jackets may be specifically designed for riding and may not provide adequate protection for other activities.