Motorcycle Race Suit Guide 2011
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Our run of 2011 Warm Weather Gear Guides continues with our Motorcycle Race Suit Guide. Broken down into three categories that represent degree of technicality and overall performance, these race suits are what we think are the best in each price range. From mid-range to hardcore on up to suits that are essentially pro-level without the custom fit elements, these are our top 9 motorcycle race suit picks for 2011.
Mid-Range:
Teknic Violator
http://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/teknic-violator-one-piece-race-suit
AGV Sport Monza
http://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/agv-sport-monza-one-piece-leather-suit
Alpinestars Trigger
http://www.revzilla.com/product/alpinestars-trigger-one-piece-suit
Hardcore:
Alpinestars GP Pro
http://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/alpinestars-gp-pro-1-piece-suit
REV’IT! Tarmac
http://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/revit-tarmac-race-suit
Dainese Laguna Seca Pro
http://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/dainese-laguna-seca-pro-leather-suit
Pro-Level:
REV’IT! Victory
http://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/alpinestars-tech-1r-leather-suit
Alpinestars Tech 1-R
http://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/alpinestars-tech-1r-leather-suit
Dainese Avro
http://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/dainese-avro-race-suit
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whats the cheapest one piece suit yall offer i dont do traack days but would like to have one for everyday commuting to and from work and on my trips into the the mountains and the tail of the draggon i have a 2piece that zipps into a 1piece by frankthomas now tnx and love yalls reviews
Love your reviews…straight to the point…thanks
Dont know if you have BKS race suits on that side of the pond but I can vouch that the BKS Benicia Stingray is awesome and cheap for the quality.
Cool videos, many thanks
Thanks for the feedback!
Dainese used to be great. Now they’re using aluminuin instead of titanium;the interior has a poor finish. See the Aspide and you will notice that. In the past it did not happen:Laguna Seca(the first ones used titanium on sholders),Mission,Red Line…Now they are letting the name DAINESE speak louder than the quality. Nowadays if you compare Dainese with Revit you will see a big difference between then. Revit has a better material in the protectors;better interior finishing;camelbak reservoir …
I was lucky enough to purchase my Dainese Laguna Seca Pro back when they were using titanium. I cannot say enough good about this suit. The comfort, quality, durability are all spectacular. However, I will be exploring other brands in addition to Dainese after seeing this review. Great job!
@JazzFiveO We will have to look into it. Thanks for the heads up.
Tell me where is your shop? I live in CA, sacramento, Or tell me a store with a large selection of suits, and other motorcycle gear
For fuck sake fire that cameraman!!
I don’t even have a license or a motorcycle. I’m looking into it and gonna try getting both. I’m gonna go for leather suit most likely since it looks badass and they seem to be great quality and protect the rider. I know I won’t be rushing as a rider since speed isn’t really my thing, but I still would feel 10x more secure wearing one.
Guys is it normal for a part of the internal liner on the suits to tear a bit while wearing the suit or is it just too tight, the suit i have is an Indian Brand MotoGear but it could be compared to your mid level suits like the Astar GP Pro.
My brother is about 5’9″ weighs about 175 Lbs, would Size 50 be right because he finds it a bit tight but after about 15 mins. felt comfortable, so would this suit stretch a bit after some use?
do you have stock of the tecknic violator, if yes how much is it?
why does this guy keep blinking?
thanks for the shake down on the suites…
dainese look awesome i love their style
can someone recommend a jacket with the speed ump I want extra protection for a mixture of track to street but I don’t need a full suit please help
who do you think makes the best suits in the world? in your opinion?
Practice, practice, practice!
How does one “get used to” hitting the ground at speed?
Wow, tough to say. And each manufacturer makes entry level and pro level suits. If you’re looking for top quality for race or pro level, I’d stick to Dainese, Spidi, Alpinestars and REV’IT! ~Ali