Road Motorcycle Jackets
When it comes to your road motorcycle jacket, it's always best to buy high-quality gear that ensures your safety. That's why MR MOTO only stocks the highest quality road motorcycle jackets in New Zealand.
We stock a massive range of the best road motorcycle jacket brands such as Alpinestars, Dririder, Oxford, SPIDI and many more. We have a huge range of styles in our road motorbike jacket collection to suit any rider including leather motorcycle jackets and motorbike shirt jackets. So if your looking to grow your road motorcycle jacket collection then look no further than MR MOTO.
Our motorcycle jackets are part of our huge motorcycle gear collection here in NZ.
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MR MOTO is New Zealand's largest online store for motorcycle gear and we have a huge range of motorcycle jackets from leading brands.
Motorcycle jackets are not only an essential piece of safety gear for motorbike riders, but they are also a great fashion piece. We have a huge range of motorbike jackets in all styles including a range of leather motorcycle jackets in NZ.
Browse our range of motorcycle jackets above and use the filters on the left-hand side to shop by motorcycle jacket brand, size, price, and availability.
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Motorcycle Jacket FAQs
What is the best jacket to wear on a motorcycle?
The ideal motorcycle jacket should offer an optimal blend of safety, comfort, and versatility. Leather jackets are a traditional choice, favoured for their durability and ability to provide excellent abrasion resistance. Meanwhile, modern textiles offer the advantage of waterproofing and better breathability, suitable for diverse weather conditions. Jackets equipped with CE-rated armor in critical areas such as the back, shoulders, and elbows offer additional protection. It's important to choose a jacket that fits snugly without restricting movement and has reflective elements for improved visibility. Ultimately, the best choice will depend on the rider's specific needs, including the type of riding they engage in, climate, and personal style preferences.
What is the difference between a biker jacket and a motorcycle jacket?
The term "biker jacket" typically refers to the classic leather jacket with an asymmetrical zipper, large lapels, and a flared collar, often associated with the iconic rebel image of motorcyclists. These jackets are fashion staples that may not necessarily include safety features required for riding. On the other hand, "motorcycle jackets" are specifically engineered for rider protection and safety; they come equipped with additional features such as padded armour, and reinforced stitching, and are made from high-quality abrasion-resistant materials. Motorcycle jackets also often include reflective elements and are designed to fit the body snugly in a riding position, thereby offering both protection and functionality.
Should a motorcycle jacket be tight or loose?
A motorcycle jacket should fit snugly without being overly tight. It needs to be close-fitting to ensure that the protective gear doesn't shift during a ride or in the event of an impact, which can compromise its effectiveness. However, it shouldn't be so tight that it restricts your range of motion or causes discomfort, as this can be a distraction and negatively impact your ability to control the motorcycle. A good fit will allow for comfortable movement and accommodate necessary layers underneath, adapting to various riding conditions and personal comfort.
What is the life expectancy of a motorcycle jacket?
The lifespan of a motorcycle jacket largely depends on the material, quality of construction, and how frequently it's used. Leather motorcycle jackets can last for many years, even decades, if properly maintained and treated regularly with leather conditioners. Textile motorcycle jackets often have a life expectancy of 3 to 6 years depending on the quality of the fabric and exposure to the elements. Keeping your jacket clean and storing it in a cool, dry place when not in use can greatly prolong its life. Additionally, advancements in materials and protective technology may also influence a rider's decision to update their gear periodically.