Shop Motorcycle Suits: CE Level 2 Race Leathers From $499

Which Race Suit Should You Buy? The Full Map

A motorcycle suit is a full-coverage riding gear jacket and pants as one garment or a zip-together pair built so the leather, not your skin, takes the slide. Four decisions define every suit on this page: the cut, the leather, the fit and the design. Here is the map, with the deep-dive page for each branch.

The design layer sits on top of any of those: MotoGP-style suits, brand-inspired colorways for Honda, Yamaha, Suzuki, Kawasaki, Ducati, BMW, KTM and Aprilia, plus superhero designs and plain black leathers in the grid above.

What's Built Into Every Turbo Race Suit

One protection spec across all 80+ designs whether you call it a motorcycle race suit, racing leathers or track leathers, the armor never changes with the price:

• CE Level 2 (EN 1621) armor at the shoulders, elbows, knees and back the higher of the two CE impact ratings

• Top-grain, drum-dyed cowhide from $499, or top-grain kangaroo at $899 for a 20–30% lighter suit

• One-piece or two-piece cut on every design, in male and female patterns

• XS–5XL stock sizes, with made-to-measure available on every suit at no extra lead time

• Ventilation panels and a removable mesh lining for summer heat and cool mornings

• YKK zippers throughout

• Free matching gloves with every suit, for a limited time; free express shipping and easy exchange on stock sizes

What the ratings mean: CE safety ratings explained.

How to Choose Your Suit in Five Steps

1. Pick the cut for how you ride. Track days and racing: one-piece. Street with occasional track: two-piece. Most US track-day organizations require full leather a one-piece, or a two-piece zipped together at the waist.

2. Pick the leather for how often you ride. Cowhide is the durable, value default; kangaroo buys weight savings for racers. The racing suit materials guide settles it in five minutes.

3. Get the fit right snug, not comfortable. A race suit is cut for the bike: tight standing, right in a tuck, armor immovable. Between sizes, tall, short or broad in one place? Go made to measure; custom builds are final sale, so measure twice with this sizing guide.

4. Set up for your climate. Vented panels and the removable mesh lining cover summer and fall; add a motorcycle balaclava to keep sweat out of your helmet.

5. Finish the kit. Free matching gloves come with every suit; add motorcycle body armor if you want back-up coverage, then run the track day gear checklist.

Suits for Every Rider

Race leathers are not a men's-only category here. Women's motorcycle suits are cut on female patterns not resized men's suits in the same leathers with the same CE Level 2 armor, and the women's custom program builds to your measurements. Young riders get real protection too: kids motorcycle suits scale the same construction down for junior track days. And if your first suit is this season's project, start with the beginner's sports bike gear guide.

What a Race Suit Costs: The Three Honest Tiers

The market splits into three prices, and the differences are exactly where you cannot see them. Marketplace suits at $200–$300 save the money on split-grain "genuine leather" and unrated foam armor, the two things you buy a suit for. Turbo suits run $499–$599 in top-grain cowhide and $899 in kangaroo, with CE Level 2 armor, made-to-measure fit, free matching gloves and free express shipping included; we build in our own facilities and sell direct, which is where the middle tier comes from. Premium European brands run $1,100–$5,200, superb and priced for the badge, with made-to-measure reserved for their costliest programs. Same slide, same asphalt pick the tier that spends your money on protection.

From Mockup to Your Door: How Ordering Works

Stock sizes ship free by express courier, with easy exchange if the size is wrong. Made-to-measure and custom-design suits follow four steps: order and send your measurements (plus your bike's photo for a custom colorway); approve the free design mockup our designers return within 24 hours revised until it is right; production runs 4–5 weeks in cowhide or kangaroo with CE Level 2 protectors; then the suit ships free with a matching pair of gloves. Custom builds are final sale, which is why the mockup and the measurement double-check exist. Our team queries any number that looks off before a blade touches leather.