Motorcycle Clothing…Morphing Strength And Style

This is the spot where we keep you, the savvy motorbike rider informed on the latest motorcycle clothing styles and technology breakthroughs. There will also be regular news, interviews, reviews and points of interest to the New Zealand riders of the iron horse. There was no way we wanted to be another Johnny-come-lately. We had to bring you guys & gals something new, something that broke the records and had an R&D system in place to continue to break them.

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The Cuban Cruiser

Here’s something different. When Photographer Dean Saffron was last in the Caribbean he snapped these shots of a fella in Cuba glad in a pair Resurgence Gears, Pekev® Lite, Dark Blue motorcycle jeans. Ok, let’s be frank here, little else was protected on this Cuban chap (unless you’re counting that camo T-shirt and a pair of white Kroks) but at least we had his pins covered! As for the ride, well…I bet it’s economical! Read more here The Cuban Cruiser Resurgence Gear New Zealand

Protective Motorcycle Riding Gear

In motorcycling, riders use specialized garments, safety gear, as well as assorted tools. This equipment that accommodates motorcyclists with safety and excellent appearances while riding is referred to as motorbike riding gear. Usually, motorcycle riding gear serves more than one objective, consisting of a crash as well as weather protection, increased style, recognition or presence, storing freight, and accommodating interaction devices. Impact Resistance: For accident protection, head gears are frequently the first item of gear a biker picks, as well as in many territories, the just one required by regulation. Past that, impact proof can be found in the kind of motorcycle Jackets, natural leathers, boots, and also gloves covering a motorcyclist's entire body. Weather: A lot of protective garments double as security from the wind blast while riding, as well as from every sort of weather condition, maintaining the cyclist cozy, awesome, as well as completely dry, ...

Here's To Autumn, The Only Time When The Words 'Riding' and 'Fall' Sounds Good Together.

Long, sunny days tend to linger long into New Zealand’s autumn, and with average high temperatures of between 18C and 25C, you’ll hardly notice summer has ‘officially’ ended. Nights begin to get chilly around mid-April. Because it’s no longer high season, you won’t encounter the busy crowds of summer. One of the most special things about Autumn in New Zealand is the colors, especially in the Hawke’s Bay and Central Otago regions. Deciduous trees turn brilliant hues of yellow, gold and hot orange, and it’s all set against a sky that seems far too blue to be true. So, to help assure you won’t miss this special time of year for getting out there here’s the Ultimate Motorcycling fall season ride planning reminder. 1. Have Adaptable Riding Gear The weather in fall is transitional and subject to rather abrupt changes. Cool mornings can end up being warm, even hot afternoons, followed by chilly evenings. Having all weather protective motorcycle gear that allows for ventilation wh...

Motorcycle Safety Clothing

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