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Leatt 4.5 Boot - White / Black / Bronze
Leatt 4.5 Boot - White / Black / Bronze
Sale price$649.99
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Leatt 5.5 FlexLock Enduro Boot - Graphene
Leatt 5.5 FlexLock Enduro Boot - Graphene
Sale price$799.99
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MR MOTO is New Zealand's largest online store for dirt bike gear and we have a huge range of motocross gear from leading brands.

We are one of New Zealand’s largest stockists of Fox moto gear with over 1,000 items currently in stock. From motocross gear bags to kids' motocross gear, we’ve got you covered at MR MOTO.

Browse our range of dirt bike and motocross gear above and use the filters on the left-hand side to shop by dirt bike gear brand, size, price, and availability.

Shop dirt bike gear NZ online today at MR MOTO.

Dirt Bike Gear FAQs

What gear should you wear on a dirt bike?

When riding a dirt bike, it's essential to wear the proper gear to ensure your safety. This includes a helmet to protect your head, goggles to shield your eyes, a chest protector to safeguard your torso, and gloves to guard your hands. It's also advisable to wear a pair of motocross boots for ankle support, knee guards, and padded riding pants and jacket for additional protection.

Do you wear anything under dirt bike pants?

Yes, under dirt bike pants, it's highly recommended to wear a base layer for both comfort and protection. This under-layer often takes the form of moisture-wicking and breathable fabric that helps keep you cool and dry during intense rides. Additionally, some riders opt for padded shorts underneath for extra cushioning and protection, though this is down to personal preference.

How do I determine the right size for dirt bike gear?

Determining the right size for your dirt bike gear involves taking accurate measurements of your body and comparing them to manufacturer's sizing charts. For helmets, measure the circumference of your head at the widest point, usually just above the eyebrows. For jackets and chest protectors, measure your chest at its broadest point. Gloves should fit snugly but not restrict movement, so measure around the palm of your hand excluding the thumb. For boots and knee guards, measure the length of your foot and circumference of your calf. Remember, gear should fit snugly but allow full range of motion. Always consult with the product’s sizing guide as different brands might have slight variations in sizing.