Comfort & Style: Everything You Need In Motorbike Gear
Buying a new motorbike or finally getting your dream bike always
comes with several anticipation and wishes about collaborating the gear
to go with it. You might have already planned everything from the design
to the look of the gear from head to toe including protection gear as
well. However, while planning and also while buying motorbike gear, we
tend to forget about the basic comfort that will come with it.
Most of the experienced or professional bikers try to break into their gear before wearing it on the ride. The brand new gear can be a little itchy, uncomfortable and also a little uneasy especially if you invest in the wrong style and fabric. Yes, that leather bike surely looks fabulous but is it actually suitable to your body type, style and comfort? Will you be able to ride in it without feeling a little bumpy? Here are few things that you should pay attention to while buying brand new motorbike gear.
Most of the experienced or professional bikers try to break into their gear before wearing it on the ride. The brand new gear can be a little itchy, uncomfortable and also a little uneasy especially if you invest in the wrong style and fabric. Yes, that leather bike surely looks fabulous but is it actually suitable to your body type, style and comfort? Will you be able to ride in it without feeling a little bumpy? Here are few things that you should pay attention to while buying brand new motorbike gear.
- Inner lining: You might have fallen in love with those motorcycle gloves in leather in the first look but have you checked the inner lining? Is it leather, silk or cotton? Whichever you choose it should be comfortable, give a firm grip to the glove, keeps your hands sweat free during the ride and warm in cold weather.
- Water resistant: The material used for the top layer of motorbike gear should be water resistant so that you can enjoy the ride even under rain. You can also try waxed cotton motorcycle trousers for water resistant quality. Wet clothes or gloves can cause rashes, which is not good especially if you are taking a cross country trip or a long ride on that bike of yours.
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