A touring suit is a full riding suit for long trips on the road. Pick from the Hawk touring suit, the Vertex riding suit and the Revolt textile suit. Each one has CE Level 2 armour at the shoulders, elbows, knees and back, CE Level 1 armour at the hips and chest, and a protective print over the elbows and knees.
Touring motorcycle suits from Moto Speeds ship to 50+ countries since 2009. Each suit accepts CE armor at shoulders, elbows, back, and knees for impact protection on long-distance routes. Made-to-measure construction matches your inseam and sleeve length for precise fit during full-day rides. Reinforced seams and articulated panels reduce fatigue across dry and wet conditions.
Touring suits use kangaroo leather for high abrasion resistance and weather sealing. Reinforced seams at stress points prevent leaks during extended rain exposure. Hand-stitched construction ensures consistent coverage, while perforated and ventilated panels direct airflow without sacrificing protection. Standard armor pockets accept protection systems for shoulders, elbows, back, and knees.
Suit Styles
Two-piece touring suit — Best for riders who swap jackets between bike and travel. Jacket and pants zip together for continuous coverage. Kangaroo leather with reinforced seam tape eliminates gaps during adverse weather.
One-piece touring suit — Best for long-distance highway miles requiring streamlined fit. Continuous seams from shoulder to ankle prevent rain entry. Perforated kangaroo leather in the torso reduces heat while maintaining abrasion resistance at contact zones.
Waterproof touring suit — Best for unpredictable weather and remote route planning. Seam-sealed throughout with a lining to manage moisture. Water-repellent coating on the shell maintains flexibility in cold climates.
Ventilated touring suit — Best for summer tours where cooling matters. Strategically placed perforations and mesh panels direct airflow across chest and back. Kangaroo leather retains shape and abrasion protection with higher ventilation.
Buying Guidance
What size should I order? Start with the Size Guide to establish a baseline. For precision, choose Made to Measure for final adjustments. Do I need armor? Armor pockets come standard; insert CE protectors or leave them empty for lighter touring. How do I care for the suit? Condition the leather every 6-12 months to preserve suppleness. See the Help Center for care details and Shipping & Delivery timelines.
Frequently Asked Questions
You can choose from three suits. The Hawk is a motorcycle touring suit. The Vertex is a motorcycle riding suit. The Revolt is a textile motorcycle suit, so pick it if you want a textile suit and not leather. All three have the same armour set, so you get the same armour in each one. That way you can choose by style and feel.
Each suit has CE Level 2 protectors at the shoulders, elbows and knees. The hips get CE Level 1 protectors. The chest has a CE Level 1 chest protector that comes in two parts, and the back has a CE Level 2 back protector. On the outside, the elbows and knees have a protective print. The armour set is the same on the Hawk, the Vertex and the Revolt.
Yes. Every touring suit has a CE Level 1 chest protector and a CE Level 2 back protector. Both are inserts, which means they fit inside the suit. The chest protector is split into two parts. You also get CE Level 1 hip protectors, plus CE Level 2 protectors at the shoulders, elbows and knees. So the main parts of your body have armour.
Check your body size against the size chart before you choose. Measure your chest, waist and legs, and compare each one with the chart. Armour only works well when it sits in the right place. A suit that fits well keeps the pads over your shoulders, elbows and knees. If you are between two sizes, look at the chart again and pick the one that feels right when you sit on the bike.
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