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    Kevin Schwantz Lucky Strike Suzuki GP 1995 Suit

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    Vintage Motorcycle Leather Lucky Strike Suzuki GP 1993

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From the Track to Glory: Kevin Schwantz, Racing's Timeless Icon

American-born Kevin Schwantz was a competitive motorcycle road racer before his retirement in 1964. In the 1993 FIM Road Racing World Championship, he won the world championship.

At the age of four, Schwantz, whose parents had a motorbike store, began riding. Following in the footsteps of his father and uncle, Darryl Hurst (the original 34), he started his competitive career as a trials rider. From trials, he advanced to motocross in his teens and rose to the top of the local MX ranks. He decided to give up motocross after a catastrophic collision during the 1983 Houston Supercross qualification round.

He was allowed to test ride for the Yoshimura Suzuki Superbike team at the end of the 1984 season, and the team quickly signed the Texan to a contract. He won both legs of the 1985 Willow Springs AMA Superbike National, his maiden race with Yoshimura. Despite only participating in half of the events, he placed eighth overall in the championship.

#YearPositionClassMotorcycleTeamSuit
1198622nd500ccSuzuki RG500Rizla Suzuki1986 - Kevin Schwantz
2198716th500ccSuzuki RGV500Heron Suzuki1987 - Kevin Schwantz
319888th500ccSuzuki RGV500Pepsi Suzuki1988 - Kevin Schwantz
419894th500ccSuzuki RGV500Pepsi Suzuki1989 - Kevin Schwantz
519902nd500ccSuzuki RGV500Lucky Strike Suzuki1990 - Kevin Schwantz
619913rd500ccSuzuki RGV500Lucky Strike Suzuki1991 - Kevin Schwantz
719924th500ccSuzuki RGV500Lucky Strike Suzuki1992 - Kevin Schwantz
819931st500ccSuzuki RGV500Lucky Strike Suzuki1993 - Kevin Schwantz
919944th500ccSuzuki RGV500Lucky Strike Suzuki1994 - Kevin Schwantz
10199515th500ccSuzuki RGV500Lucky Strike Suzuki1995 - Kevin Schwantz

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What safety gear should I wear when riding?
When riding, it’s important to wear proper safety gear. A certified helmet is a must, as it protects your head in case of a fall. Additionally, wearing a leather or textile jacket helps guard against road rash. Don’t forget gloves! They protect your hands and improve grip on the handlebars. Lastly, wearing sturdy boots keeps your feet safe from injury. Proper gear can make a big difference in your safety when riding.
How can I maintain my motorcycle?
Maintaining your motorcycle is very important for safe riding. Start by regularly checking the oil level and changing the oil as needed. Keep the tires properly inflated and check for any wear. It's also good to clean and adjust the chain. Inspect the brakes to make sure they're working well and replace the brake pads if necessary. Regularly looking after your motorcycle helps it perform better and last longer. Don't forget to consult a professional if you're unsure about anything!
What should I do if my motorcycle breaks down?
If your motorcycle breaks down, try to stay calm. First, find a safe location away from traffic. If you can, check basic issues like fuel level or a dead battery. If it’s a flat tire or other serious issue, you might need professional help. Make sure to call for roadside assistance if you can’t fix it yourself. Always carry a phone and know contact details for help. It’s best to plan ahead to avoid breakdowns in the first place!
Can beginners ride a motorcycle?
Yes, beginners can definitely ride a motorcycle! It’s best to start with a smaller, lighter bike as they are easier to handle. Take a motorcycle safety course if you can; this will teach you the basics and important skills. Make sure to practice in a safe area before venturing into traffic. Always remember to wear your protective gear to stay safe. With patience and practice, anyone can learn to ride!
What should I know before buying a motorcycle?
Before buying a motorcycle, think about how you plan to use it. Will you ride for fun or daily commuting? Research different types of bikes to find one that fits your needs. Check your budget, as costs can vary widely. Always take a test ride to see how it feels. Finally, consider insurance costs and safety features. Taking your time can help you make a smart choice when purchasing your motorcycle!

What Clients Say

Auden L. Verified Customer

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80%
I bought this motorcycle leather jacket for my husband for Christmas and he loved it! Great quality leather! Order size larger though for sure. Bought him xl and it fit perfect and he wears md-lg shirts.

Sanny A. Verified Customer

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100%
I have received my leather motorcycle vest with very fast delivery. The quality of this motorcycle leather vest is very fine and excellent soft, smooth and comfort. I love this motorcycle leather vest very much. I Would like to recommend going up at least one size, as my first order an XL and it was too small for me. XXL fits a little better, but going up to a 3XL would have been too much. Nice communication, responses and great customer supports.

YOSHINORI TANIGUCHI Verified Customer

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100%
It reproduces Kocinski's racing suit. The technique of leather collection is wonderful! I would like to recommend it to everyone.

James Verified Customer

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100%
I bought this two piece because I ride on the street more than the track and well a two piece suit is just more comfortable than a one piece. I'm 5'11" 165lbs with an athletic build and the size 50 fits me perfect. Styling is typical for what you'd expect , it's amazing, leather quality is great far superior to my A Stars Gp Pro jacket. I have two complaints about this suit however but they're to be expected. 1: There isn't a slot for a back protector so you need to spend the extra money on a separate one and 2, the suit only has one pocket and that's inside the jacket.. So unless you're riding with a backpack on you can only fit your wallet inside comfortably so don't ride by yourself in the twisties with this suit because you cannot fit your cellphone and wallet in the suit together comfortably. Other than that the suit looks great, fits great and offers good protection(you can always use more protection)

Stephane Alvarez Verified Customer

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20%
Everything are very bad !!! Jacket are very Bad quality are very Bad service are very Bad dont buy anything from them please if you dont want a Bad suprise.

Kedar A. Verified Customer

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80%
I was impressed with the quality and the size chart gave me a great fit. A great looking leather jacket with hoody and warmth. I recommend Leathercollection.us to everyone.