Touring jackets are made for long days on the road. Pick the Hawk touring jacket, the Vertex riding jacket or the Revolt textile motorcycle jacket. Each has CE Level 2 armour at the shoulders, elbows and back, a CE Level 1 chest protector in two parts, and a protective print over the elbows.
Motorcycle Touring Jackets CE-Rated Leather for Long-Distance Riding
Touring jackets from Moto Speeds protect riders across extended highways and remote routes. Genuine leather construction resists wind and abrasion, while sealed seams and reinforced panels defend against weather across seasons. Made-to-measure options eliminate excess fabric that causes chafing mile after mile. We ship to 50+ countries and build each jacket by hand since 2009.
Leather touring jackets reduce fatigue on long rides because hand-stitched seams eliminate stress points where factory jackets fail. Waterproof membranes stay breathable, letting you stay dry without overheating during all-day commutes. Custom measurements deliver precise fit, so you concentrate on the road instead of adjusting layers or fabric bunching.
Touring Jacket Styles
Standard Touring Jacket — Best for daily highway riding. Double-stitched seams reinforce stress areas; rugged hardware and interior pockets hold navigation gear and phone without shifting during full days in the saddle.
Waterproof Touring Jacket — Best for all-weather commuting. Sealed seams and waterproof membranes stitched into leather keep rain out while maintaining breathability, so you stay dry and cool across rain-soaked routes.
Made-to-Measure Touring Jacket — Best for riders seeking exact fit. Custom measurements, personalized sleeve length, and optional linings ensure zero fabric shifting during extended rides without constant adjustment.
Expedition Touring Jacket — Best for extreme conditions and remote trips. Extra abrasion-resistant panels, storm flaps, and adjustable cuffs seal out wind and protect across unpredictable terrain and extended off-highway routes.
Buying Guidance
What size should I order? Use our Size Guide to measure chest, sleeve, and torso length. Can I customize fit and leather? Yes. Choose your preferred leather, interior lining, and fit profile through Made to Measure options tailored to your exact measurements. How long does shipping take? Standard orders ship within 10-15 days to 50+ countries via Shipping & Delivery. Leather develops natural patina over time, reflecting your riding history and growing more comfortable with every journey.
Frequently Asked Questions
There are three jackets. The Hawk is a motorcycle touring jacket. The Vertex is a motorcycle riding jacket. The Revolt is a textile motorcycle jacket. All three share the same armour, so the choice comes down to the look and feel you like. Each one fits long rides, when you want armour in place for hours at a time.
CE is a European safety standard for motorcycle armour. It has two levels. A Level 2 protector lets less force pass through than a Level 1 protector. On these jackets, the shoulder, elbow and back armour is CE Level 2. The chest protector is CE Level 1. So the parts that most often take a hit get the higher level.
Yes. Each jacket has a CE Level 1 chest protector and a CE Level 2 back protector. Both are inserts, so they sit inside the jacket. The chest protector is divided, which means it comes in two parts, one for each side. Together with the shoulder and elbow armour, they cover the main parts of your upper body.
The protective print is a layer on the outside of the jacket at the elbows. It adds a guard on the spot that often meets the road first in a fall. Under the print, the elbows also have CE Level 2 protectors inside the jacket. So each elbow has protection on the outside and on the inside.
Measure your chest, waist and arm length, then compare them with the size chart. The armour must stay over your shoulders and elbows to work well. Try the sleeve length with your arms stretched out, as if you were holding the bars. On long trips you may wear more layers under the jacket, so keep a little room for them.
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