1Pc New Motorcycle Bike Leather Racing Suit Armor
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- Made of 1.2-1.3mm thick cowhide leather.
- Pre curved sleeves.
- Dual stitched seams with nylon stitching.
- Stretchable Kevlar at crotch, inner arms, behind knees and lower half of legs for perfect fit and ease of movement.
- YKK zippers all over.
- Fully removable Injection-Molded Armor at knees, shoulders, and elbows. This armor is far superior compared to what other retailers offer.
- Removable dual density spine protector.
- Fixed double density hip armor.
- Leather stretch panels at lower back and above the knees.
- Fixed Mesh lining.
- Velcro's for attaching knee pucks are sewn on. Knee sliders are attached and come with suit for free.
- All the armors mentioned above in this description come free; pre-installed.
How to Buy a Motorcycle Black Leather Suit that Fits You Well?
Safety counts a lot when it comes to motorcycle riding. In dedicated or track-day riding, the chances of getting into a crash are much higher and a one-piece motorcycle riding suit provides the best level of defense. These suits come with padding and armor in all the sensitive areas like chest, spine, knee, elbows and hips, for enhanced protection. With these suits on you will be saved many days in the hospital after a crash. When it comes to whole body suit, finding the right fit and sizing the suit can be difficult because the shape of the entire body should be taken into account. Fitting a motorcycle black leather suit carries a lot of importance.
Why is it Essential to Find the Right Fit?
While choosing a 1-PC motorcycle suit you should consider the type of riding your would be doing in it and the physical features of your body.
If you would be using the suit for occasional aggressive rides or professional level riding then the level of protection provided by the suit counts a lot. Otherwise, you wouldn't be adequately protected during the much likely falls and crashes. The suit should have high-impact armor for all the sensitive parts of the body. On the other hand, if you would be using the suit for everyday light riding than comfort is important. The suit should allow easy movement and it should have good ventilation. The armor in the suit should be removable for higher comfort.
No matter how many features a suit comes with, a suit is not protective or comfortable if it does not fit your body well. The suit should cover your legs and arms. Also, if it is too loose then during an accident, while you body changes position the armor might get out of place and leave a critical area unprotected. If the suit is too tight than it would restrict your movement while riding, making it hard for your to maneuver your bike. You will not be able to react to obstacles with agility, making accidents more likely. Correctly size the motorcycle black leather suit before buying it.
How to Size a 1-PC Leather Riding Suit?
Care should be taken when sizing your riding suit. Take the essential measurement and use a sizing chart to order the right size.
Take a measuring tape and take the following four measurements in inches:
- Measure the sleeve starting from the edge of your neck, extending to the shoulder and going downwards from the upper surface of your hand to the start of your hand. This measurement is denoted by S in the sizing chart.
- Measure around the chest right under the arm-pits. This is denoted by C.
- Measure around the end of the torso. This is the waist measurement and it is denoted by W.
- Measure the inseam (I), starting from the end of the crotch and extending to the inner surface of the leg.
While taking this measurement make sure that the measuring tape is correctly placed. It should be straight and it should not be twisted at any point.
When you have the measurements compare with the sizing chart and order the correct size. If your motorcycle black leather riding suit needs resizing at any point, return it with the desired measurements. The suit will be resized according to your body.
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