In the modern custom–leather market, many riders see AGVSPORT listed alongside newer “Pakistan‑built” brands such as Bison Track, OneX USA, Envy Racing Apparel, HEROIC Racing Apparel, Hazardous Racing, and other small Sialkot‑based labels. On the surface, they all appear to offer similar things: made‑to‑measure leather race suits, bright graphics, and…
Modern motorcycle racers and track-day riders demand the highest safety standards in their gear. In Europe, motorcycle leather race suits must be CE-certified under strict regulations, with the gold standard being EN 17092-1:2020, the CE benchmark for protective motorcycle clothing. The EN 17092 series, particularly Part 1:2020, sets the framework…
Sage Tailoring’s story is one of passion, ingenuity, and the pursuit of excellence in a unique niche: motorcycle racing apparel. What began as a personal journey into the world of racing has grown into a business that’s reshaping the industry. Our mission is to provide top-tier tailoring, alterations, and customizations…
When selecting a leather race suit for motorcycling, one of the most important decisions is choosing the right fit. The fit you choose will significantly impact your comfort, mobility, and protection while riding. Two popular options are the Race Fit and the Comfort Fit, and understanding their differences can help…
Investing in your first motorcycle suit is a pivotal step toward enhancing safety, comfort, and performance, whether you’re carving through scenic canyon roads or competing on the track. With numerous options, materials, and certifications available, choosing the right suit can feel overwhelming. This guide will provide you with essential information…
One-Piece Racing Suits (Off the Rack) by AGVSPORT – The Difference Between Safety and Injury Lives in the Details Professional riders understand that compromising on racing suit quality affects safety and performance. While custom racing leathers might seem the only premium option, AGV Sport Group’s off the rack motorcycle leather…
This detailed guide is designed to assist you in selecting and assessing the fit of a racing suit, ensuring that it meets the demands of high-speed motorcycle racing on the track. The process involves several steps, each crucial for achieving a combination of comfort, functionality, and safety. Step 1: Preparation…
A one-piece suit is exactly what it sounds like: you essentially step into the garment, zip it up, and you have a single, continuous piece of protective gear covering your entire body from neck to ankles. By contrast, a two-piece suit consists of separate pants and a jacket that can…
Leather riding suits play a critical role in both rider safety and comfort, making the choice between a one-piece and a two-piece suit an important decision. Each option offers unique benefits and potential drawbacks. This article provides a comprehensive look at both styles to help riders determine the best fit…
Are you in the market for new leathers in 2025, or just curious about what makes a high-quality motorcycle race suit? Here are three critical aspects to consider before making your purchase: materials, protectors, and fitting. Let’s dive into each category and explore the technical details that matter most, including…
Riders who prioritize protection and abrasion resistance may consider investing in a race suit, whether for track use (where it may be mandatory) or weekend canyon rides after a long week of work or school. But regardless of the activity, you may find yourself pondering the age-old question: just how…
You’ve finally upgraded your old hand-me-down leather motorcycle race suit to a brand new one, but there’s just one problem – it feels a size too small! The tightness in the forearms, thighs, calves, and torso (especially the chest) is almost unbearable, making you wonder if you should just return…
