Motorcycle Track Leathers

Motorcycle track leathers engineered for circuit racing, track days, and professional events deliver kangaroo leather with CE-rated armor pockets. Hand-stitched construction reinforces seams at shoulders, elbows, and stress points for abrasion resistance during slides. Made-to-measure adjusts sleeve length and torso fit within 4–6 weeks from spec confirmation; standard sizes ship in 10–15 working days. Browse MotoGP, WSBK, and AMA race suit variants using the category tiles below.
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Motorcycle Track Leathers
CE-Rated, Kangaroo Leather

Motorcycle track leathers from Leather Collection are built from kangaroo leather with CE armor for track days and race weekends. Each suit is hand-stitched with reinforced seams to hold armor in place during slides. Made-to-measure options unlock rider-matched colors and panel length for the optimal race stance. Adjustable panels ensure precise fit through every body position.

Race-grade kangaroo leather delivers reliable abrasion resistance and secure armor placement because the hide offers light weight with strong impact zones. Articulated panels reduce fatigue during long race days and keep padding from shifting. Adjustable sleeves and waist panels lock your fit as you move, maintaining comfort on the track.

Race Suit Types

MotoGP race suit — best for track days and circuit racing. Kangaroo leather with articulated forearm and knee panels for lean-angle control. Contoured fit mirrors MotoGP seating position without hindering shoulder rotation. CE-rated armor in shoulders, elbows, and knees provides track protection.

WSBK race suit — best for World Superbike style events. Kangaroo leather paneling reduces weight while maintaining abrasion zones on elbows, shoulders, and hips. Flexible side panels let you shift body position without fabric bunching. CE-rated armor in key zones ensures protective coverage.

AMA race suit — best for American road racing and flat track formats. Kangaroo leather with reinforced seams at stress points. Adjustable calf and waist straps ensure padded placement during long event days. CE-rated armor positions for optimal protection.

Buying Guidance

Should I order made-to-measure or standard sizing? Made-to-measure delivers the best race fit; use Size Guide to confirm measurements before ordering. What armor comes standard? All suits include CE armor in shoulders, elbows, and knees; padding sits inside pockets to stay locked during slides. See Size Guide or Help Center for fit help. How long is shipping? Orders ship to 50+ countries with regional timelines; check Shipping & Delivery for current estimates. Conditioning leather every 6–12 months preserves suppleness and prevents surface cracking.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is the difference between MotoGP, WSBK, and AMA race suits?

MotoGP suits feature articulated forearm and knee panels for lean-angle control during circuit racing. WSBK suits emphasize flexible side panels for body-position shifts in superbike events. AMA suits prioritize reinforced seams at stress points and adjustable calf straps for American road racing and flat track formats. All three use kangaroo leather with CE-rated armor in shoulders, elbows, and knees. Choose based on your primary race format and riding posture. Use the Size Guide to confirm measurements before ordering your variant.

How long does a custom-made race suit take to ship?

Made-to-measure race suits ship in 4 to 6 weeks from spec confirmation. Standard-size suits ship in 10 to 15 working days from order confirmation. Both timelines include hand-stitching, armor placement, and final quality checks. Custom orders allow you to specify sleeve length, torso height, waist width, and color preferences. Regional delivery times vary; check Shipping & Delivery for current estimates to your location.

What protective armor is included in CE-rated track leathers?

All race suits include CE Level 1 armor pockets in the shoulders, elbows, and knees. These pockets accept impact protectors meeting EN 1621 standards. Padding sits inside the pockets and stays locked during slides because the kangaroo leather grips the armor and prevents shifting. Shoulder armor protects collarbone and upper back; elbow armor guards the joint and forearm; knee armor covers the kneecap and shin. See the Size Guide for armor pocket placement diagrams and fit confirmation.

Should I order made-to-measure or standard-size motorcycle leathers?

Made-to-measure delivers the best race fit because the suit matches your exact measurements: sleeve length, torso rise, waist width, and inseam. Standard sizes fit broad ranges (US 32–50 / EU 42–60) and ship faster in 10–15 working days. If your proportions fall between standard sizes or you ride in a tight, tucked position, made-to-measure ensures the suit won't bunch or gap during cornering. Use the Size Guide to measure yourself before deciding. Most professional racers choose made-to-measure for precise armor alignment.

How do I care for my kangaroo leather race suit?

Condition your race suit with leather oil every 6 to 12 months to preserve suppleness and prevent surface cracking. After a crash or heavy use, wipe mud and dirt with a soft cloth and allow the suit to air-dry indoors away from direct heat. Do not machine-wash, submerge, or use harsh soaps. Store the suit on a padded hanger in a cool, dry place to prevent mildew. Professional riders often condition after every season to extend the suit's usable life. Contact the Help Center for detailed care instructions or restoration recommendations.

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