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The Truth about Motorcycle Leathers

By: Lee MacRae

How often have you seen people riding around on motorcycles while wearing only cutoff shorts or a thin T-shirt? I'm sure the answer is, often. Many people foolishly believe that's all they riding apparel they need while motorcycling around town. But nothing could be further from the truth

You see, wearing proper motorcycle apparel is really a safety issue not just a fashion statement. And all too often people find out the hard way as they lose a whole lot of skin as they slide down the road when they are spilled off their bike. Motorcycle riders don't have anything between them and the roadway like automobile drivers wearing seatbelts do. The motorcycle rider is extremely vulnerable when tossed off his bike during an accident.

Motorcycle leathers can act like a second skin between you and the roadway that you may someday meet without notice. Actually, it can act as a protection against the removal of your own skin by harsh pavement and gravel road ways as you slide along them after a spill. And the modern leather apparel can offer additional protection through additional light weight padding sewn into appropriate areas.

Leather motorcycle pants are extremely important as most injuries in a motorcycle accident occur below the waist. You want to protect yourself as much as possible in that vulnerable area. Sliding along the pavement in a pair of motorcycle pants while few a lot more protection than cutoff shorts or even bluejeans. And don't worry about the cost. With proper care, you'll find that leather out wears denim 20 to one so your money will go a long way if you take care of them. And they'll take care of you when necessary!

And consider wearing a good, tough motorcycle leather jacket as well. And don't get thin fashion leathers either. It good thick motorcycle leathers for best protection. European abrasion tests indicate normal bluejeans last about 0.6 seconds before being ripped right through. Good protective motorcycle pants will last five seconds and more under the same abrasion tests. You don't want to trust that you will only land for half a second off the roadway to you?

Don't be foolish and wear just a thin T-shirts and cut-off shorts or jeans when you ride your motorcycle. You want to be smart and protect yourself as much as possible from unnecessary pain. Motorcycle leathers are not just an unnecessary expense for motorcycle owners. They address a valuable safety issue and keep you healthy and riding for years.

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