Cycleport-motoport Usa

So Cal Slow Cones 

on Google

a month ago

Motoport USA is the best motorcycle gear I've found. It's custom made for you at the same cost of some baggy off the shelf gear. It's incredibly comfortable to wear for 10+ hour days in the saddle. With their air mesh and stretch kevlar as well as the padding, you can rest assured you're well protected. I've worn the gear from temperatures in the 20s to over 100 and, although the extremes are still uncomfortable, it's totally bearable and you don't need multiple sets of gear. Highly recommend you check them out and buy some ... read more

Moto Mouth Moshe 

on Google

5 months ago

I have been reviewing motorcycle gear for over 20 years, with over 250 published articles in national magazines such as Rider, On The Level, BMW Owner's News, and many others. I have tested dozens and dozens of jackets, pants, and suits, from every major brand there is in the US marketplace. Motoport gear is FAR AND AWAY the best gear I've ever tested, at any price. It's supremely functional, and incredibly durable. My current suit is over 10 years old with 200+k miles on it, and it still looks and feels like new. When you w... read more

John L 

on Google

10 months ago

I believe Motoport gear is the best motorcycle gear you can buy. My Marathon jacket and pants have lasted more than 10 years and 100,000 miles of hard service. Really a great value considering the gear is custom made and highest quality among the premium brands. Made in the USA too. 

Mitch R. 

on Google

a year ago

"Coolest" riding gear out there. I can't say enough good things about my Air Mesh Jacket and pants. Tough as nails protection but almost as breezy as just wearing a T-shirt. Mine zip together so last weekend, I strapped on knee sliders and even wore it on the track. (it was so dang hot, Air mesh was SO much cooler than my leathers.) 

NORTY FLATZ 

on Google

a year ago

Bought a few items when Wayne was on Yarrow Dr. 25-30 years ago. Still have 1 suit that I use for my commute during chilly weather. At that time, he had quite an array of kevlar track suits. I rarely rode the track, so I used my old 1-piece Frank Thomas suit. Anyway, Wayne seems to have a decent product that is durable. LEO's use his stuff, so it's gotta be durable/tough.