Motorcycle Touring Gear: Suits, Jackets and Pants

Motorcycle touring gear is clothing for long rides on the road. This range has five groups: touring suits, jackets, pants, gloves and boots. Pick a full suit, or wear a jacket and pants as two parts. Then add gloves and boots so your hands and feet are covered too.
Motorcycle Touring Gear
for All day Rides
Discover timeless style and premium craftsmanship in our hand-stitched motorcycle touring gear — suits, jackets & pants.

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Motorcycle Touring Gear — Hand-Stitched Kangaroo Leather for Long-Distance Rides

Motorcycle touring gear from Moto Speeds combines protection and comfort for extended journeys. Our hand-stitched kangaroo leather suits, jackets, and pants keep you safe across 50+ countries. Each piece is made to measure, engineered for all-weather riding without compromising mobility on long stretches.

Touring gear from Moto Speeds features reinforced seams and strategically placed padding for impact absorption. Kangaroo leather resists abrasion while remaining flexible for hours in the saddle. Our made-to-measure approach ensures proper fit, reducing fatigue on multi-day rides and maximizing protective coverage.

Touring Gear Types

Touring Suits — Best for riders seeking integrated protection. Hand-stitched kangaroo leather with removable thermal linings. Engineered with articulated panels that move with your body during long highway stretches.

Touring Jackets — Perfect for layered riding across changing climates. Reinforced shoulder and elbow zones with zippered armor pockets. Cut for comfort when bent over the bars for eight-hour days.

Touring Pants — Designed for extended saddle time with padded hips and thighs. Kangaroo leather construction resists wind and abrasion on open roads. Full-length zippers allow easy removal without taking off boots.

Touring Gloves — Reinforced palm and knuckle areas protect during emergency stops. Kangaroo leather maintains grip even when damp. Wrist closures lock in warmth on cold-weather touring routes.

Touring Boots — Engineered for shift lever durability and ankle support. Hand-stitched kangaroo leather with reinforced toe and heel zones. Grip-optimized soles for confident dismounts at rest stops.

Buying Guidance

What size should I order for touring comfort? Check our Size Guide and add one size for layering thermal wear beneath. Can I customize fit for long rides? Our Made to Measure service adjusts proportions for six-hour-plus days in the saddle. How fast will my gear arrive? We ship within 10 business days to 50+ countries; consult our Help Center for tracking. Condition every 6-12 months with leather conditioner to maintain water resistance and keep the natural grain texture supple.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The range has five groups. Touring suits cover your body in one outfit. Jackets cover your top half, and pants cover your legs. Gloves cover your hands, and boots cover your feet and lower legs. You can start with one group and add the rest over time. Many riders begin with a suit or a jacket, then add gloves and boots to build a full set for long trips on the road.
Both can work well for touring. A suit is one outfit, so you put on the whole thing in one go. A jacket and pants are two parts. You can wear the jacket alone on a short ride, or take it off when you stop for a meal. Two parts also let you pick a different size for your top and your legs. Think about how you ride, then pick the setup that suits you.
Measure your body before you pick a size. For a suit or jacket, measure your chest and waist. For pants, measure your waist and inside leg. For gloves, measure around your hand, and for boots, measure your foot. Then compare each number with the size chart. On a long ride you sit in one spot for hours, so gear that fits well feels better. Try sitting as if on the bike when you check the fit.
Always read the care label on each item first. In general, wipe off dirt and bugs with a damp cloth after a ride. Let wet gear dry in the air, away from a heater. Do not put it near a fire or in a hot dryer. Hang jackets and suits on a wide hanger so the shoulders keep their shape. Store your gear in a cool, dry place and keep it out of strong sun when you are not riding.

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