Clothing
The Apparel section contains everything you wear when riding a motorcycle: jackets, trousers, gloves, boots, rain gear, technical underwear, CE protectors. These are the garments that determine whether a journey will be comfortable or a struggle, and what happens in the event of a fall. Here you'll find brands like Macna, Hevik, Dane, Difi, Kappa, for urban, touring, and road use.
Apparel: guide, tips, and frequently asked questions
Strengths
- Declared CE Protections – Level 1 or 2, each garment indicates which areas are covered
- European Brands – sizes proportionate to the average Italian build
- Summer, Winter, 4-Season – jackets designed for one season, two, or all year round
- Waterproof Membranes – breathable on many 4-season and touring garments
Categories
- Jackets — Summer, winter, and 4-season with CE protections
- Trousers — With CE knee and hip protectors
- Gloves — Summer, winter, and waterproof, with knuckle protection
- Boots — Waterproof with ankle and shin protection
- Rain gear — Full suits and waterproof over-jackets
- Technical underwear — Undersuits and thermal tops for winter
- Protectors — Back protectors and replacement or supplementary airbags
Important notes
- CE protectors are not optional: in Italy, they are mandatory on approved motorcycle jackets.
- Level 1 and Level 2: Level 2 absorbs more energy. Choose based on typical use and speed.
- A garment that gets wet near the collar and cuffs loses waterproofing even if the membrane works.
Perfect for whom
For those looking for motorcycle apparel in Italian sizes, with certified protectors and transparent pricing. At Moon Bike, you can also try on garments in-store in Cercola (NA) before buying: sizes between European brands are not always the same. Contact us for more information with your height and main measurements.
Warranty and quality
Original Macna, Hevik, Dane, Difi, Kappa motorcycle apparel. Moon Bike S.r.l. is an authorized retailer based in Cercola (NA). New products covered by manufacturer's warranty.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between CE Level 1 and Level 2 protectors?
Both comply with European regulations, but Level 2 absorbs more impact energy (tested at 20 and 30 joules) compared to Level 1 (tested at 20 J). Level 2 is thicker and slightly heavier. For urban use, Level 1 is fine; for touring and high speed, Level 2 is worth the difference.
Do I need different apparel for summer and winter?
It depends on the use. A good 4-season garment with a removable thermal lining covers much of the year, but with compromises (too hot in July, too cold in January). Those who ride year-round often have separate summer and winter jackets: two good garments cost less than one mediocre one.
How do I choose the right size without trying it on?
Measure your chest, waist, and hip circumference in centimeters, and compare with the manufacturer's size chart found on the product page. Sizes vary between brands: a Macna M is not the same as a Hevik M. When in doubt, take the larger size and adjust with the adjustment straps.