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Ladies motorcycle clothing
Good quality, ladies' motorcycle clothing is hard to find. The fact is that the motorcycle industry is male dominated. Of course, it is a fact that the majority of motorcyclists are men. This is where most of the money is, and so this is where the clothing manufacturers put their resources. Yet even if women only count for 15% or 20% of riders, that is still a substantial market. Despite this no manufacturer is going to put too much effort into gear for women bikers.
Commerciality aside, one of the reasons the manufacturers don't get too excited about ladies' motorcycle wear is that it is just so hard to get right. Women's shapes are more varied and complex than men's shapes. There are too many curves and other variables with women. Ask any tailor. A gentleman's coat is so much easier to tailor than a ladies' coat.
It would be too simplistic to term the motorcycle manufacturer's attitude as indifference. It is just about following the money. The problem is that most stores, confronted with limited display space on their shop floors, take the same view. It does not pay to give too many facings to women's jackets and pants, because they are harder to move, and will not enjoy the same level of sell through.
There are very few companies that specialise in the production of ladies' gear. There are companies like Motogirl, Black Arrow, Blackbird and Eudoxie, but these brands do not make technical wear. Yes, their clothing will be CE approved to ensure the necessary level of abrasion resistance of the outer fabrics, as indeed it has to be, but as far as we know there is no company out there that specialises in ladies' technical wear. And so the makers we're talking about tend to produce leather jackets, summer jackets or mesh jackets. They do not work with suppliers like Gore-Tex; they do not produce clothing with membranes. They manufacture gear that often looks great, certainly. But the specialists in ladies' wear do not make motorcycle clothing that you can wear in the cold and the wet. What they make is more about the aesthetics than their technical performance.
Yet this gear is out there. You just have to find it. You need to know what you're looking for. And you need to have the motivation and the determination to go out and source it.
And this is where Motolegends has a USP. This is the only motorcycle clothing retailer, certainly in the UK, and probably in the world, that is owned, and run, by a woman. That woman is Sara Linney. And Sara is a proper biker. She has ridden all over the world. She rides on track, in the mud, and on the road. She also just happens to be an ardent feminist who gets massively upset by the attitudes to women that she encounters throughout the industry.
She is constantly on the lookout for ladies' wear that will work on the bike. How gear looks can never be totally ignored, but Sara is not swayed by pink stripes, purple flashes, or embroidered butterflies. She wants gear that does for women bikers what men expect their gear to do for them. To be comfortable. To keep them cool. To keep them dry. To keep them warm. And to keep them protected. She works closely with lots of the manufacturers, but she doesn't pander to any of them. If she thinks something will work, she will take it. If she thinks it won't work, she won't.
In recent years, with the increasing popularity of single-layer, protective jeans, for example, she has worked with people like Rokker and PMJ to create high-rise jeans. Low-rise jeans might sell well on the high street, but they simply don't work on the bike. Leant forward on the bars,
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PMJ Sara High Waist ladies jeans in black (PMJ014)
£159.99
Richa Atlantic GTX ladies gloves in black (RI402)
£139.99
Richa ladies Warm Grip GTX gloves in black (RI409)
£119.99
Held Barrea ladies touring boots in black (HLD065)
£139.95
Halvarssons ladies Arvika jacket in dark grey (HAL847)
£229.99
Spidi Thermo Liner jacket for ladies in off white (SPD2015)
£79.99
Spidi Windout Shell for ladies in grey (SPD2014)
£99.99
Spidi ladies RW waterproof jacket in green / black (SPD2008)
£349.99
Rukka ladies Kemi trousers in black (RUK2102)
£549.99
Rukka ladies Kemi jacket in black / gold (RUK2101)
£699.99
Dainese Centrale ladies jacket in green (DAN024)
£299.95
Daytona Lady Star Pro GTX boots in black (DYA972)
£469.99
Richa Douglas WP ladies boots in black (RI393)
£169.99
Segura Lady Tabata jacket in khaki (SEG120)
£299.99
Segura Lady Tabata jacket in brown (SEG119)
£299.99
Bering Lady Davis Plus size jacket in plum (BER1052)
£274.99
Pando Moto Mila ladies cargo pant in beige (PAN013)
£249.00
Rukka ladies Lahti mid-layer jacket in black (RUK2104)
£109.99
Dainese Trento D-Dry ladies glove in black (DAN022)
£79.95
Macna ladies Ascent heated down jacket in black (MAC035)
£209.99
Dainese Freeland 2 GTX ladies boots in black (DAN023)
£259.95
Helstons Elisa Air ladies mesh jacket in khaki (HLS389)
£169.00
Rokker Rokkertech Mid-Rise Straight ladies jeans in blue (ROK2420)
£329.00
PMJ Victoria ladies jeans in blue (PMJ011)
£169.99
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Verified customer reviews for Ladies motorcycle clothing
Furygan Debbie ladies jacket in black
Wow this jacket is stunning. I was aware of this jacket some years ago when watching the review from motoledgends. Recently I decided I wanted a red jacket. And began to search. Im quite small and petite being only 4ft 11, size small UK 6 , and can be hard finding something that fits a small frame including the arm length. I found it here in the sale and in a size S. I watched the review again which definitely made an impression. The jacket arrived today Tuesday ordered on Sunday. Carefully packaged by Mark. As I took it out it looked so small yes I thought. The red is beautiful, not bright or shiny. Soft but still stiff, I know it will definitely adapt to my shape. I tried it on with the liner and it fits like a glove. The sleeves are not too wide and just reach past my past my wrist. The leather against the wrist is quite stiff this is the only place the leather feels stiff on me. The jacket fits close to my body, snug but not tight. Its beautiful. Theres a tiny furygan branding on the sleeve. The shoulders arent wide either fitting my frame perfectly. I would definitely say it is suitable for a UK 6. The jacket was in the sale at less than half price, a fantastic bargain. Would highly recommend. The review videos definitely helped me make a decision. Thank you
Scott Ergo Pro DP ladies waterproof jacket in black
have bought two high viz yellow and one set of trousers. They really are brilliant rain gear. Lost one jacket left on a ferry incase you were wondering why buy two. Have now bought a black jacket for general usage as the hi viz really is quite brilliant in every sense of the word.
Moto Skiveez ladies in black
Done 2000 miles in 2 weeks in them. The last time I did this mileage I had saddle sore for 2 weeks. Had the expected muscle soreness from sitting in the seat for so long but no saddle sore. Dont recommend wearing knickers under them, the seams caused a little chafing, not the faultof the skivees.