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What types of motorcycle rain gear are included in this collection?
This collection covers wet-weather outer layers for motorcycle use, including rain jackets, rain pants, and one-piece rainsuits. It also includes race-focused over-layers designed for track use, alongside packable options for road, touring, and adventure riding.
Most styles are built to be carried as over-gear and put on quickly when conditions change, rather than replacing your primary riding jacket, pants, or suit.
Is the rain gear in this collection waterproof or just water-resistant?
This collection is designed around waterproof motorcycle rain gear rather than lightly water-resistant casual outerwear. Across the range, common weather-protection features include waterproof shells, taped or sealed seams, and closure systems that help limit water ingress while riding.
Construction varies by use case. Some pieces focus on lightweight, packable coverage over road gear, while track-oriented options are shaped to seal over a leather suit in the riding position. Check the individual product page for the exact construction and breathability details.
How should motorcycle rain gear fit over my riding gear?
Rain gear should fit over your existing motorcycle jacket, pants, boots, or leather suit without pulling tight when you are seated on the bike. It needs enough room for armor, layers, and knee bend, but not so much excess material that it flaps heavily at speed.
For the most accurate fit, try rain gear on over your full riding kit rather than over everyday clothing. Touring and commuting riders should look for easy-entry openings and secure cuff and ankle closures, while track riders should choose over-suit cuts made specifically for leather race gear.
Does motorcycle rain gear replace CE-certified protective riding gear?
No. Rain gear is primarily a waterproof outer shell worn over your normal motorcycle equipment. It is intended to keep you drier and more comfortable in wet weather, but it is not a substitute for a CE-certified jacket, pant, or suit with impact protection and abrasion-focused construction.
For the correct wet-weather setup, wear rain gear over your regular protective kit. If you need the gear underneath, explore road jackets, road pants, and road protection.
How do I wash and care for motorcycle rain gear?
Always follow the care label first. As general guidance, wash rain gear with cold water and mild detergent, close zippers and hook-and-loop fasteners before cleaning, and avoid bleach, fabric softeners, and high heat, which can shorten the life of waterproof materials and seam sealing.
Let the gear air-dry fully before storing it back in its pouch or bag. After repeated wet rides, inspect seams, zipper areas, reflective details, and cuff or ankle closures for wear so the rain shell continues to perform properly over your riding gear.




