Alpinestar Leathers Racing Suit

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Alpinestars Leather Racing Suits — Built for the Track, Trusted on the Road Who it's for: Track day riders, circuit racers, and performance road riders who won't compromise on protection. What it solves: The risk of under-specced gear at high speed. Why it's different: Alpinestars suits are the only range in this collection offering Tech-Air® airbag compatibility — a genuine step up in crash protection. Alpinestars racing suits are the gold standard in motorcycle leathers. CE-certified to EN 17092, worn in MotoGP, and engineered with race-grade bovine leather, they deliver class-leading abrasion resistance and a fit that moves with you. At Maximo Moto UK, we stock the full Alpinestars suit range — from entry-level GP Force to top-spec Fusion — so you can find the right suit for your riding without overpaying. What Makes Alpinestars Racing Suits Different From the Rest? It's not just leather — it's 1.3mm race-grade bovine leather with dual-layer reinforcement in high-exposure zones. Most suits offer armour. Alpinestars suits go further with Tech-Air® 5 airbag system compatibility , which inflates in milliseconds during a crash. CE Class AAA certification. RIDEKNIT® stretch panels for unrestricted body position changes. Pre-curved sleeves that follow your natural riding posture. These aren't just marketing terms — they're the details that matter when you're pushing on. Which Type of Riding Are These Suits Best For? Track days & circuit racing — the primary use case. One-piece suits, CE AAA rated, Tech-Air® ready. Spirited B-road riding — the protection level suits fast road use, and many models are street-legal. Track & road dual use — two-piece suits like the GP Force Chaser zip together for track but separate for the ride home. Not ideal for: commuting, touring, or all-weather riding. Pair with a rain suit if you're heading out in typical British weather. What Are the Use Cases for Alpinestars Racing Leathers? For trackday regulars: One-piece suits like the