Long Cuff Leather Racing Motorcycle Gloves
Gauntlet cuff hard knuckle armour and a leather chassis
What It Is and Who It Is For
A full gauntlet racing glove with a long cuff that seals over a jacket sleeve, moulded hard knuckle armour across the back of the hand and finger sliders on the outer fingers. The chassis is leather with an orange pull tab at the cuff.
Why Buyers Choose This Part
Full gauntlet cuff
Overlaps the jacket sleeve so there is no exposed wrist, which is the point of a racing glove.
Hard knuckle armour
Moulded protection over the knuckles, the part of the hand that lands first.
Finger sliders
Additional hard sections on the outer fingers, where a hand that is dragged along tarmac wears through first.
Problems It Solves
- Short cuff gloves leave a gap at the wrist in a slide
- Unarmoured knuckles are the first thing to hit the road
- Gloves that cannot be pulled on over a jacket sleeve get left behind
Who It Is For
- Track day riders
- Sport riding on public roads
- Brands needing a flagship racing glove
Application Scenarios
- Track days and fast road riding
- Sport and naked bikes
- Any ride where jacket and glove overlap matters
Technical Features
- Full gauntlet cuff with pull tab
- Moulded hard knuckle armour
- Finger slider sections
- Leather chassis
- Double wrist closure
Published Specification
Compared With the Alternatives
This is the longest-cuff glove in the range. The short-cuff armoured glove is easier to live with day to day; this one is the choice where protection comes first.
Customisation and Manufacturing
The motorcycle range is produced to sample. Because the old catalogue published no written specification for this item, the first step on any order is a measured sample so that what you approve and what you receive are the same thing.
- Measured sample issued before production
- Colourway and printed graphics changed to your artwork
- Size run confirmed at sampling
- Woven label, hang tag and retail packing
Fitting and Living With It
Step 1
Fasten the wrist strap first, then the gauntlet, so the glove is located before it is sealed.
Step 2
The cuff goes over the jacket sleeve, not under it.
Step 3
Check the knuckle armour sits over the knuckles when the hand is on the bar, not when it is flat.
Step 4
Replace any glove that has been through a crash, even if it looks intact.
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