Motorcycle Club Jackets

The best motorcycle helmet is a topic of intense debate among riders. The various types of helmets one can purchase are also a topic of equal debate. While some, like motocross or supercross helmets, are accepted as helmets that anyone on any bike can ride with, others are made specifically for one type of activity.  Any helmet is preferable to none, despite the drawbacks and advantages of each type. How they fit into the legality of personal protective equipment is less well known. As such, let's break down the benefits of using   half-head helmets   in the first place: Why do Motorcyclists Wear Half Helmets? The half-head helmet, also known as the "brain pan" and worn most frequently by badass cruisers, covers the top of the head from ear to ear and runs along the head from the forehead to just above the basilar skull (where the skull and the neck meet).  Some riders say that wearing a full-face helmet is like being confined to an automobile. There isn't much you c...

Even under the oppressive summer sun, forgoing proper biking gear is like inviting trouble. It is not strictly a necessity to wear a full-riding jacket, boots, trousers, and helmet, but a sturdy pair of shoes, full trousers or jeans, helmet, and at the least a protective vest that protects the majority of your body is an absolute must.  Road burns can be extremely deadly, especially in the summer months when the concrete or asphalt is already at high temperatures. In such cases, it is very easy for debris to melt onto the skin in case there is an accident, and your bare skin is dragged across the asphalt.  Even the most minimal riding gear, such as a denim or padded vest, can significantly reduce the surface area of the road burn and save you a lot of pain. Gloves, proper shoes, and a helmet are an absolute must every single time you get on the motorcycle, even when if you are sweating inside the helmet. What’s more, some motorcycle gear is also designed in a manner that hel...

From winding mountains to cross-state expeditions, avid bikers love taking their bikes on adventurous tours. Enjoying the scenery and making pit stops to engage with strangers is part of the appeal of being a biker.     If you’re new to the world of long-distance biking and plan on making your maiden road trip, here are a few helpful safety tips to keep in mind to stay safe and enjoy a hassle-free journey: Get Familiar with Your Bike Before a long ride, you should know your bike’s characteristics. Longer excursions might present a variety of riding difficulties. It is advised to have a good number of miles under your belt before beginning any such adventures. You must know whether your bike has the extra power necessary to pass large vehicles or handle swift maneuverability to avoid sudden dangers like stray animals, potholes, or vehicles in blind turns. Wear Comfortable Gear While riding a motorbike, it’s crucial to stay comfortable. But never ride a motorcycle...

Only a handful of experiences are as exhilarating as blazing through the track on a motorcycle. Seriously, the excitement of riding a high-speed motorcycle is something you can never get enough of. While you may love to revel in the fun side of riding motorcycles, you should never ignore its inherent risk of hazard. One way to minimize the risk of injury is to be careful and aware while riding, and the other is to wear proper riding gear.  If you want to be safe while riding a motorcycle, here are 3 essential pieces of motorcycle gear you should wear every time you go on a ride. Helmet It shouldn’t come as a surprise to anyone who’s ever ridden a motorcycle that a helmet is probably the most important riding gear for safety. Most of the time, you may feel like your helmet is more of a protection against wind, dust, bugs, and other airborne particles blowing onto your face. But in the event of a crash, your helmet will protect your head from slamming on the group, absorbing the majo...