A one-piece motorcycle suit gives you complete coverage and a sealed connection between your upper and lower body that a two-piece setup cannot fully replicate. There are no gaps to ride up in a slide and no zippers to fail at the worst moment. At Knockiva, the Motorcycle Suits collection brings together touring and racing suits from brands that treat protection as the whole point, not an afterthought.

Touring and Racing Suits

A motorcycle suit is a big commitment, so it helps to know which type fits your riding. Touring suits prioritize all-weather comfort and long-haul durability, while racing suits are built for speed, impact, and the demands of the track. This collection covers both ends so you can choose the suit that matches your miles.

Touring and Adventure Suits

The Klim Hardanger is built for adventure touring. It uses a 3-layer GORE-TEX Pro shell that stays waterproof and breathable through sustained rain, D3O Level 1 armor for impact protection without bulk, 750D Cordura overlays for abrasion resistance, and 14 YKK waterproof vents so you can manage airflow as conditions change. Whether you are crossing mountain passes or riding through mixed weather for hours, this is a motorcycle suit that holds up.

Racing and Track Suits

On the race side, the Dainese Laguna Seca 6 is a perforated leather racing suit made with 1.2mm Tutu Cowhide, EN 1621.1 Level 2 armor, RSS 4.0 sliders, and CE AAA certification, the kind of spec you would expect from a MotoGP-derived design. The REV'IT Control race suit brings Monaco Cowhide leather, BETAC armor, and airbag compatibility, while the Alpinestars GP Tech V4 rounds out the track options for riders chasing lap times.

Why a One-Piece Suit

The main advantage of a one-piece motorcycle suit is coverage. Because the top and bottom are joined, the armor stays exactly where it should during a crash, and there is no exposed midsection if you slide. For track riding, most organizations require a one-piece suit for exactly this reason. The tradeoff is convenience, since a one-piece is less practical for daily errands, which is why many riders keep a suit for track days and a separate jacket-and-pants combination for the street.

How to Choose a Motorcycle Suit

Fit is critical with a suit. It should be snug enough to hold the armor in place through a tuck or a slide, without restricting your reach to the controls. Sit in a riding position when you check the fit, since a suit that feels right standing up can bind at the shoulders and knees on the bike. Then match the suit to your use. Choose a waterproof, layered touring suit if you ride long distances in variable weather, or a perforated CE AAA leather suit if the track is your priority.

Shop Motorcycle Suits at Knockiva

Explore the full Motorcycle Suits range, then see how it fits into the rest of your kit. Browse the complete Motorcycle Gear collection, or compare brands directly through Dainese, REV'IT, Klim, and Alpinestars. Take your time with fit and certification, and choose a motorcycle suit you can trust at speed.