# ALLR

> Motorcycle gear price comparison — tracks helmets, jackets, suits, boots, gloves, and protection across 50+ retailers in Canada, US, EU, UK, and AU. Computes landed cost including duty, shipping, and currency conversion so the cheapest sticker price isn't mistaken for the cheapest actual cost.

ALLR is a first-party price tracker for motorcycle riders shopping across borders. Each product page shows the lowest landed cost per country, retailer-by-retailer breakdown of duty/shipping/currency, return-policy data per retailer, and per-product price-tracking metadata (retailer count, in-stock count, MSRP gap, refresh timestamp).

Beyond its 50+ vetted retailers, ALLR also cross-checks each popular model against the broader Shopify motorcycle-gear marketplace (hundreds of independent storefronts) to confirm its ranked landed price stays competitive. That cross-check compares ALLR's landed cost against Shopify storefronts' base prices (which exclude shipping and duty), covers Shopify merchants only, and is reported as an aggregate count of storefronts checked — not a per-store price list. Method and limits: https://allr.io/methodology.

## Catalog categories

- [Helmets](https://allr.io/catalog/helmets): full-face, modular, open-face, and half helmets from 50+ retailers
- [Jackets](https://allr.io/catalog/jackets): leather and textile riding jackets
- [Suits](https://allr.io/catalog/suits): one-piece track and racing suits
- [Pants](https://allr.io/catalog/pants): leather and textile motorcycle pants
- [Boots](https://allr.io/catalog/boots): touring, racing, adventure, and cruiser boots
- [Gloves](https://allr.io/catalog/gloves): summer, winter, racing, and touring gloves
- [Protection](https://allr.io/catalog/protection): back protectors, chest armor, knee/elbow guards
- [Riding Shirts](https://allr.io/catalog/riding-shirts): riding shirts
- [Base Layer](https://allr.io/catalog/base-layer): under-suit layers and base garments
- [Electronics](https://allr.io/catalog/communication): Bluetooth intercoms and helmet communication systems
- [Luggage](https://allr.io/catalog/luggage): tank bags, tail and saddle bags, soft panniers, riding backpacks, dry bags and hydration packs
- [Accessories](https://allr.io/catalog/accessories): parts and gear accessories

## Guides

- [Motorcycle gear buying — start here: the complete twelve-guide buyer's playbook](https://allr.io/guides/motorcycle-gear-buying-start-here): Twelve guides that together cover the complete motorcycle gear buying journey, from picking the right helmet certification to building your first $1,000 kit, adding an intercom once you're riding with a group, stepping up to dedicated adventure and dual-sport gear, the women's-specific gear playbook for female riders, cold-weather heated gear (with the alternator-capacity warning small bikes can't ignore), prepping a race-spec kit for your first trackday, upgrading to a real CE back protector or airbag vest, and keeping your helmet sound through its full service life. Use this as the starting point; each step links into a deeper guide.
- [Adventure and dual-sport motorcycle gear in 2026: the textile-first all-weather playbook](https://allr.io/guides/adventure-dual-sport-motorcycle-gear-2026): Adventure and dual-sport motorcycle gear is built around a different philosophy than street: textile-first instead of leather, layered instead of single-shell, all-weather instead of fair-weather. Here's the full ADV ecosystem in 2026 — premium Gore-Tex Pro jackets, mid-tier 3-layer textile shells, the four-layer system, ADV-specific boots, helmets with peaks, and the cold-weather heated-electrics alternator-capacity gotcha most riders miss.
- [Women's motorcycle gear in 2026: what's actually different and which brands cut for women](https://allr.io/guides/womens-motorcycle-gear-2026): Women's-specific motorcycle gear is genuinely re-patterned — narrower shoulders, shaped waist, women's last on shoes — not just a pink colorway of the unisex SKU. Alpinestars Stella, Dainese Lady, REV'IT! ladies, and Klim's women's adventure line are the four brands that actually re-cut. Women's helmets mostly don't exist as a separate class; the cm-of-circumference chart still applies and cheek pads do the dialing-in. Here's the brand-by-brand re-cut comparison, the Dainese EU↔US sizing trap (EU 38 = US 0, not 28), and three complete kits at three real price tiers.
- [Cold-weather motorcycle gear in 2026: heated grips, gloves, jacket liners (and the alternator-capacity warning)](https://allr.io/guides/cold-weather-motorcycle-gear-2026): Cold-weather motorcycle gear extends the riding season 4-6 months in northern climates — but only if the layered system works as a whole. We at ALLR explain the base-to-outer layering philosophy, compare every heated gear category (grips, gloves, jacket liners, vests, pants), and lay out the alternator-capacity math most buyer guides skip: a full 4-piece heated kit (grips + gloves + jacket liner + pants) pulls about 180 watts combined, and a typical 300-400cc beginner bike has just that much available after baseline electrical load. Get the math wrong and the gear drains the battery on the way home.
- [Cardo vs Sena 2026: which motorcycle intercom to actually buy (and why your riding buddies decide)](https://allr.io/guides/cardo-vs-sena-motorcycle-intercom-2026): Cardo's DMC and Sena's Mesh don't talk to each other — the brand decision is locked in by whatever your riding buddies already own. Cardo's 2026 flagship is the Packtalk Pro; Sena's is the just-released 60S Evo with Bose audio (May 2026). Here's the lineup-by-lineup comparison plus the honest real-world range numbers, the Mesh 3.0 vs 2.0 backward-compat trap, and the Midland budget alternative.
- [Beginner motorcycle gear kit under $1,000: the complete head-to-toe playbook](https://allr.io/guides/beginner-motorcycle-gear-kit-under-1000): A complete head-to-toe motorcycle gear kit — DOT + ECE 22.06 helmet, CE-rated jacket, gloves, pants, and boots — fits under $1,000 in 2026. Here are three real kits at three real price points ($540 budget / $891 recommended / $1,223 stretch) with verified picks from the ALLR catalog and reasoning per piece.
- [How to translate EU motorcycle gear sizes to US (and where brand-specific charts override the formula)](https://allr.io/guides/motorcycle-gear-sizing-eu-vs-us): EU ≈ US − 10 works as a rough jacket conversion, but Klim's S maps to EU 50, Schuberth helmets run 1cm smaller per letter than Shoei, and Gaerne boots run half a US size smaller than Sidi at the same EU number. The brand chart overrides the formula. Here's the cross-region sizing playbook for jackets, gloves, boots, and helmets — with the brand-specific traps that decide whether you get the fit right.
- [Motorcycle Helmet Certifications: ECE 22.06 vs DOT vs Snell](https://allr.io/guides/motorcycle-helmet-certifications-ece-dot-snell): DOT is American self-certification with no rotational impact testing. ECE 22.06 is the European mandate from 2024, with rotational impact at 8.5 m/s. Snell M2025 just closed Snell's long-standing rotational gap. FIM is racing-only. There's no single 'best' cert — here's what each one actually tests, which helmets carry which combinations, and where you can legally ride with each.
- [Motorcycle helmet head shapes: how to tell if you're oval, intermediate oval, or round (and which brands fit which)](https://allr.io/guides/motorcycle-helmet-head-shapes): Most riders are intermediate oval. Long oval and round oval each get a third of the remaining buyers. Brand choice depends on which shape your skull is — Arai and Shoei lean oval, Schuberth and HJC lean round, AGV sits in the middle. Here's how to figure out your shape and which helmets actually fit it.
- [Motorcycle track day gear and prep: what's required, what's optional, what's overkill](https://allr.io/guides/motorcycle-track-day-gear-prep): Trackday organizations publish specific gear requirements that differ from street riding — most require 1-piece leathers (or 2-piece that zip together), gauntlet gloves, over-ankle race boots, and a Snell or ECE 22.06 helmet. We pulled the actual rulebooks from STT, N2 Track Days, Yamaha Champions School, WERA, CMRA, 2 Fast, and Pridmore CLASS so you know exactly what each one mandates — plus race-gear picks with US lowest-landed pricing from the ALLR catalog.
- [Back protectors and motorcycle airbag vests: what to add to your jacket after the base kit](https://allr.io/guides/back-protector-airbag-vest-explainer): Most motorcycle jackets ship with a foam dummy in the back-protector pocket, not a real CE-rated back protector. This guide explains EN 1621-2 Level 1 vs Level 2 thresholds, compares the eight passive back protectors and four airbag systems we track (Tech-Air, Dainese D-Air, In&Motion Klim Ai-1, Helite), corrects the subscription myth, and shows where to start when budget is real.
- [Motorcycle helmet lifespan and maintenance: when to replace, how to clean, what kills EPS foam](https://allr.io/guides/motorcycle-helmet-lifespan-maintenance): Shoei, Arai, AGV, HJC, Bell, and Schuberth all spec a 5-year replacement window — and peer-reviewed research suggests well-stored EPS foam outlasts that by years. Crashes and 4-plus-foot drops kill the foam regardless. Here's what the manufacturers actually say, what degrades a helmet, when to keep it after a drop, and how to clean each layer without ruining it.
- [How to buy motorcycle gear from Europe to Canada without overpaying](https://allr.io/guides/buying-motorcycle-gear-from-europe-to-canada): Buying European motorcycle gear and shipping it to Canada saves 20–30% on the right items and costs 15% more on the wrong ones. Five variables — VAT, CBSA duty, shipping, FX, and DDP status — decide which one applies. Here's the math, with worked examples from current ALLR pricing.
- [How to buy motorcycle gear from Europe to the United States without overpaying](https://allr.io/guides/buying-motorcycle-gear-from-europe-to-the-united-states): Buying European motorcycle gear and shipping it to the US saves 10–25% on the right items and costs more than buying domestic on the wrong ones. The 2025–2026 tariff changes rewrote the math — de minimis is suspended and the duty add-ons key off country of manufacture. Here's the playbook with worked examples from current ALLR pricing.
- [Landed cost vs sticker price: how to actually compare motorcycle gear across retailers](https://allr.io/guides/landed-cost-motorcycle-gear-explained): The CA$500 helmet at a US retailer is rarely CA$500 at your door. Shipping, duty, and currency conversion routinely add 25-40%. Here's how landed-cost comparison works and how ALLR computes it.

## Brands

- [Brand directory](https://allr.io/brand): A-Z index of every brand on ALLR
- [100%](https://allr.io/brand/100): American goggle and eyewear brand founded in 1982 in Los Angeles by ex-racer and pit mechanic Drew Lien, whose logo rode on the factory gear of Bob Hannah and Ricky Johnson. Relaunched from San Diego in 2012 under new owners. Accuri 2 goggles, Ridefit and Geomatic gloves.
- [130R](https://allr.io/brand/130r): Spanish helmet brand designed and developed in Barcelona, named after the fast 130R corner at Japan's Suzuka circuit. Full-face, modular and open-face helmets carrying Japanese-themed model names — Showa, Arida, Kashima — aimed at equipping everyday riders at a moderate price.
- [509](https://allr.io/brand/509): American riding-gear brand founded in 2004 in Spokane, Washington by Tom Delanoy, which began as a snowmobile film company before building the first purpose-made snowmobile goggle. Polaris-owned since 2016; now also dirt-bike and street gear such as Velo Raid boots and R-Mor pads.
- [6D](https://allr.io/brand/6d): American helmet manufacturer founded in 2011 around its patented Omni-Directional Suspension (ODS), an in-shell elastomer suspension that lets the liner move to blunt rotational impact. Off-road ATR-3, street ATS-1R, and ATB bicycle models.
- [Acerbis](https://allr.io/brand/acerbis): Italian off-road equipment manufacturer founded in 1973. Plastics, body armor, hand guards, and off-road riding apparel; major OEM supplier for KTM and Husqvarna.
- [AFX](https://allr.io/brand/afx): American helmet maker AFX North America, founded in 1996 and family-owned, operating from Cerritos, California with a Canadian arm in London, Ontario. Motorcycle, ATV, scooter and snowmobile helmets: FX-24 and FX-36 full-face, FX-70 beanie half helmets.
- [AGV](https://allr.io/brand/agv): Italian helmet manufacturer founded in 1947 in Valenza. Owned by Dainese since 2007. Makes the Pista GP-RR worn by Valentino Rossi and modern MotoGP riders, plus the Sportmodular and K-series consumer lines.
- [Airoh](https://allr.io/brand/airoh): Italian helmet manufacturer founded in 1987 in Bergamo. Strong in off-road (Aviator series) and adventure helmets; consumer street lineup includes the GP550-S and Valor.
- [Akito](https://allr.io/brand/akito): British motorcycle clothing brand owned by Group Lloyd, a distributor headquartered in the English Lake District, selling gear since the 1980s. Deliberately value-priced jackets, trousers, and gloves alongside the Pathfinder and Intra boots and the MX Terra off-road helmet.
- [Akrapovič](https://allr.io/brand/akrapovic): Slovenian exhaust manufacturer founded in 1990 by former racer Igor Akrapovič and headquartered in Ivančna Gorica. Titanium and carbon-fiber systems for motorcycles, extended to cars in 2010; the softshells and hoodies listed here are its branded apparel line, not its core business.
- [Allstate Leather](https://allr.io/brand/allstate-leather): American importer and wholesaler of biker leather based in Spring, Texas. Jackets, vests, chaps, dusters, rain gear, gloves, bags, and novelty helmets for men and women, sold under the Allstate Leather Inc. name through powersports dealers and catalog retailers.
- [Alpenheat](https://allr.io/brand/alpenheat): Austrian heated-clothing manufacturer based in Hausmannstätten. Battery-powered heated gloves, socks and jackets, boot heaters and dryers, USB power-bank hand warmers, and the HE1 universal heat pad; the AG20 Fire glove is its motorcycle-facing model.
- [Alpina](https://allr.io/brand/alpina): European motorcycle helmet and accessories brand. Entry-level helmets and protective gear.
- [Alpinestars](https://allr.io/brand/alpinestars): Italian motorcycle protection brand founded in 1963 in Asolo. Race-bred leather suits, full-face helmets (Supertech), boots, and gloves worn by the majority of MotoGP and World Superbike riders.
- [Answer Racing](https://allr.io/brand/answer-racing): American motocross apparel brand founded in 1976. MX gear (Syncron, Elite lineups), Apex helmets, and racewear.
- [Arai](https://allr.io/brand/arai): Japanese hand-built helmet manufacturer founded in 1926. Snell-rated full-face helmets including the Corsair-X and RX-7V Evo used in MotoGP; renowned for round-oval head fit and emergency-cheek-pad release.
- [Arc-On](https://allr.io/brand/arc-on): British race-glove specialist, now focused solely on gloves. Its 034 RS combines kangaroo and cowhide leather with Kozane Invicta textile armor and is used in British Superbikes and the World Endurance Championship; the earlier Apex was the first glove with Forcefield nitrile armor.
- [Arlen Ness](https://allr.io/brand/arlen-ness): American custom motorcycle brand founded in 1970 — primarily Harley-Davidson aftermarket parts, also leather jackets and accessories.
- [Armure](https://allr.io/brand/armure): Motorcycle gear brand designed and launched in Barcelona, sold chiefly through the Spanish retailer Motocard. Budget-to-mid textile equipment: Hamo V2 and Lambert waterproof jackets, Astrid women's vented jacket, plus pants, gloves and boots, several rated CE AA.
- [Asterisk](https://allr.io/brand/asterisk): American knee-brace specialist making off-the-shelf carbon-fiber braces in the USA from aerospace and military-grade prepreg. Carbon Cell Pro and Carbon Cell 1 at the top, Ultra Cell 4.1 mid-range, Micro Cell for youth riders. Also runs the Mobile Medical Center at AMA Supercross and Pro Motocross.
- [Astone](https://allr.io/brand/astone): French helmet brand based in Aix-en-Provence and part of the Aixstream group. Full-face (GT series), modular (RT series), jet, retro and motocross helmets built to a value price point; widely stocked by French, Spanish and Italian dealers.
- [AXO](https://allr.io/brand/axo): Italian off-road gear brand founded in 1978 by Remo Berlese, which began by building motocross boots for other labels before selling under its own name. The 1984 Turbo boot and 1990 RX1 helmet marked its peak years; the current range covers helmets, jerseys, enduro pants and gloves.
- [Axxis](https://allr.io/brand/axxis): Spanish helmet brand founded in 2020 as the value line of the MT Helmets group (Manufacturas Tomás). Full-face (Fenix), modular (Ghostfighter SV), open-face (Mirage SV) and off-road models certified to ECE 22.06 and DOT, distributed in more than 60 countries.
- [Bagster](https://allr.io/brand/bagster): French manufacturer of motorcycle seats, tank covers, and luggage founded in 1984 in Normandy. Known for tank-cover-plus-bag systems such as the D-Line, Roll'ster, and Winzip, which clip to model-specific covers rather than using magnets. Acquired by Italy's Acerbis in 2025.
- [Bayard](https://allr.io/brand/bayard): French helmet brand, part of the Dutch MotoPort group since 1982. Budget-priced ECE-homologated lids across a numbered range: the SP-52 S Phoenix full-face, the FP-26 S Pegasus and FP-28 S Viper modulars, and open-face jet models.
- [Bell](https://allr.io/brand/bell): American helmet manufacturer founded in 1954 in California. Auto-racing roots; motorcycle line includes the Race Star Flex DLX, Bullitt retro full-face, and SRT modular.
- [Berik](https://allr.io/brand/berik): Italian racing-apparel brand founded in 1969. Track suits, jackets, and gloves at a price point below Dainese/Alpinestars.
- [Bering](https://allr.io/brand/bering): French motorcycle apparel maker founded in 1981. Textile and leather jackets and trousers oriented at touring and adventure riders.
- [Bike It](https://allr.io/brand/bike-it): UK motorcycle parts and accessories distributor founded in 1980 in Southampton by Martin Mansbridge, supplying dealers across Europe. Sells own-label rider kit under the Bike It and BikeTek names — Aquashell overboots, Veles boots, scooter aprons — alongside distributed brands such as Airoh.
- [BikeTek](https://allr.io/brand/biketek): Own-brand accessory range from Bike It International, a UK motorcycle parts and accessories distributor. Workshop and travel kit rather than apparel: front and rear paddock stands, MX lift stands, garage mats, bike covers and ramps, sold through UK dealers.
- [BILT](https://allr.io/brand/bilt): House brand of US retailer Cycle Gear, launched in 2011 and now part of Comoto Holdings alongside RevZilla and J&P Cycles. Entry-price helmets (Tour, Power modular), gloves, boots and the Lux dirt line, sold only through Comoto's own stores and websites.
- [Biltwell](https://allr.io/brand/biltwell): American helmet and accessories brand founded in 2006. Heritage-styled open-face helmets (Bonanza, Lane Splitter) and gloves for the chopper and cafe-racer segments.
- [BKS](https://allr.io/brand/bks): British made-to-measure leather specialist founded in 1986 by Brian Sansom in Exmouth, Devon. One-piece race suits and police motorcycle clothing for nearly twenty UK forces; the first maker to meet the 1994 CE clothing rules, and a contributor to the Cambridge Standard. A retail arm added helmets, boots and textiles from 2004.
- [Black Brand](https://allr.io/brand/black-brand): American cruiser-apparel line launched by distributor Tucker Rocky, now Tucker Powersports. Leather and mesh jackets, vests, gloves and helmets styled for the cruiser and custom market, sold through RevZilla and J&P Cycles rather than a standalone brand site.
- [Black-Cafe London](https://allr.io/brand/black-cafe-london): House label of FC-Moto, the Aachen-based German mail-order retailer, styled on 1960s British cafe-racer looks rather than any actual London origin. Vintage-finish leather jackets named after cities — Bangkok, Kairo, Tokio, Miami — plus gloves and retro-print casualwear.
- [BMW](https://allr.io/brand/bmw): German motorcycle and automobile manufacturer founded in 1916. BMW Motorrad's branded rider apparel includes the Atacama adventure suit, Boulder helmet, and Touring/EnduroGuard lineups.
- [Bob Heath](https://allr.io/brand/bob-heath): British visor specialist established in 1970 by racer Bob Heath. Replacement helmet visors, the Vee Wipe squeegee that straps to a glove, tear-offs, and visor sealing strips; also molds original-equipment visors from 1.0 to 4.0 mm thick for helmet manufacturers.
- [Bogotto](https://allr.io/brand/bogotto): European house brand from FC-Moto founded in 2014. Helmets, gloves, jackets, and accessories at entry-level pricing.
- [Booster](https://allr.io/brand/booster): Motorcycle clothing label covering rain and touring gear — Wet long overpants, Custom gloves, and the Atacama short waterproof touring boot — distributed through European motorcycle retail in the value-to-mid price bracket.
- [Bores](https://allr.io/brand/bores): German biker-fashion label started in 2010 by Michael Eckert, whose childhood nickname became the brand. Shirts, hoodies, leather vests and jeans cut for riding, plus the Gensler, Slight, Classic and Bogo open-face helmets. Developed and designed at Motopoint in Germany.
- [Bowtex](https://allr.io/brand/bowtex): Belgian protective-underlayer specialist based in Brussels. UHMWPE armored shirts and leggings worn beneath ordinary clothes, including the CE AAA-rated Elite V2 and CE AA Optimal, with SAS-TEC Tripleflex armor inserts. Fabrics sourced in Belgium, Germany, and the Netherlands; garments sewn in Portugal.
- [Brandit](https://allr.io/brand/brandit): German military-surplus-styled apparel label founded in 2011 in Cologne. Not a motorcycle company, but riders buy its Arctic balaclavas, fleece multifunctional headwear and licensed band-merch pieces as cheap under-helmet layers and off-bike kit.
- [Brema](https://allr.io/brand/brema): Italian motorcycle-clothing maker founded in 1969 in Brescia by Bruno Gioli. Off-road racing heritage — SWM, KTM and Zündapp teams wore Brema through the 1970s — and now touring and heritage jackets including the Trofeo, Valli and Silver Vase. Taken over by Giovanni Barocci in 2000.
- [Broger](https://allr.io/brand/broger): Polish riding-apparel brand started in 2018 and developed in-house by Powerbike of Poznan, the group behind Rebelhorn. Street, Tour, Classic and Woman collections covering jackets, jeans and gloves, with almost the entire range certified to the AA abrasion class.
- [BTO Sports](https://allr.io/brand/bto-sports): American online motocross retailer founded in 1999 and based in Camarillo, California. Stocks dirt, street, ATV and MTB gear from Fox, Alpinestars, Thor and Leatt; its own-label listings are Mystery Box and Bargain Bin closeout bundles of jerseys and pants.
- [Bull-it](https://allr.io/brand/bull-it): British motorcycle-jeans specialist and the in-house brand of Covec, the fiber company whose abrasion-resistant yarn lines the garments. Family-run and jeans-only rather than a full apparel range: Trojan and Tactical for men, Willow straight and slim-cut for women.
- [By City](https://allr.io/brand/by-city): Spanish motorcycle-apparel brand born in 2014 out of helmet maker NZI and based in Yecla, Murcia. Retro café-racer jackets and trousers plus leather and summer gloves named after cities — Moscow, Tokio, Amsterdam — aimed at urban riders.
- [Caberg](https://allr.io/brand/caberg): Italian helmet manufacturer founded in 1974. Modular, full-face, and jet helmets with strong distribution in European touring markets.
- [California Heat](https://allr.io/brand/california-heat): American heated-clothing maker based in Street, Maryland — first-responder and women-owned despite the geographic name. 12V motorcycle-powered jacket liners, pant liners and gauntlet gloves, alongside a 7V battery-powered range for off-bike use.
- [Can-Am](https://allr.io/brand/can-am): Canadian powersports brand (BRP) founded in 1942. Spyder and Ryker three-wheeler-branded apparel: jackets, gloves, helmets.
- [Cardo](https://allr.io/brand/cardo): Israeli Bluetooth communications brand founded in 2003. Packtalk Edge, Packtalk Pro, and Spirit HD helmet intercoms with proprietary Dynamic Mesh networking.
- [Carhartt](https://allr.io/brand/carhartt): American workwear manufacturer founded in 1889 by Hamilton Carhartt in Detroit and still family-owned, now headquartered in Dearborn, Michigan. Not motorcycle protective gear: the duck-canvas Detroit jacket, Rugged Flex jeans, and safety boots are bought by riders as off-bike and commuting workwear.
- [CGM](https://allr.io/brand/cgm): Italian helmet manufacturer CGM Italia, founded in 2004 in the Campania region. Jet, full-face, modular and children's helmets plus cycling and ski accessories: the 261 Mini and 265M Micro junior lids and the 136G Rna open-face are catalog staples.
- [Chatterbox](https://allr.io/brand/chatterbox): American helmet-communicator maker that built the original helmet intercom in the 1970s and has been owned by Maxon America since late 2021, working out of Lenexa, Kansas. Long-range GMRS/FRS radios (X2-C, X2 Slim-P) plus XBi2 Bluetooth rider-to-rider systems and wired tandem kits.
- [Ciro](https://allr.io/brand/ciro): American motorcycle-accessory maker based in Hudson, Wisconsin, building bolt-on parts for Harley-Davidson and Indian baggers. Cybercharger and Constrictor phone/GPS mounts, LED-lit license plate frames, Shock & Awe underglow lighting, DRYFORCE luggage and the Chicane line of mirrors and floorboards.
- [CKX](https://allr.io/brand/ckx): Canadian snowmobile and motorcycle gear brand founded in 1997. Helmets, jackets, and gloves with strong winter focus.
- [Cortech](https://allr.io/brand/cortech): American apparel brand founded in 1999. Sport, touring, and cruiser textile jackets and pants at competitive pricing.
- [Course](https://allr.io/brand/course): Motorcycle apparel label sold through the XLMOTO and 24MX European mail-order network, positioned at the value end and pitched at all-weather riding. Aramid-reinforced riding jeans (Burnout, Ethan) and complete jacket-and-trouser outfits sold as single kits (Two Seasons 3.0).
- [Crooked Clubhouse](https://allr.io/brand/crooked-clubhouse): Canadian motorcycle-lifestyle apparel label based in Etobicoke, Ontario, aimed at the Harley-Davidson crowd. Tees, hoodies, flannels, hats and bandanas plus riding gloves — the Garage Horsepower, Mask and Heathen Head models — sold direct and through Canadian moto shops.
- [Cyber Helmets](https://allr.io/brand/cyber-helmets): DOT-rated helmet line sold through US powersports distributors: the U-6 open-face, US-39 full-face and U-72 half helmet, in ABS and thermoplastic-alloy shells with double-D rings and Lethal Threat graphic tie-ins. Now moved mostly to closeout channels.
- [Dainese](https://allr.io/brand/dainese): Italian protective-apparel manufacturer founded in 1972. Pioneered the modern racing leather suit, knee sliders, and the D-air airbag system used in MotoGP and consumer one-pieces.
- [DANE](https://allr.io/brand/dane): Danish motorcycle clothing brand created in 1990 in the railway town of Langa, trademarked in 1993 and built on 3-layer GORE-TEX construction ever since. Drakar and Sundby touring jackets, Faaborg gloves, and Gore-Tex laminate suits for all-weather travel.
- [Davida](https://allr.io/brand/davida): British helmet maker founded in 1975 by David Fiddaman on the Wirral, Merseyside, producing helmets since 1984. Hand-made fiberglass open-face lids such as the Speedster, with leather-padded interiors; the last remaining UK manufacturer of open-face motorcycle helmets.
- [Deus Ex Machina](https://allr.io/brand/deus-ex-machina): Australian custom-motorcycle and apparel house founded in 2006 in Sydney by Dare Jennings, Carby Tuckwell, and Rod Hunwick. Runs workshop-cafe "Temples" worldwide; its catalog line is casual wear and moto jerseys rather than CE-rated protective gear.
- [Dexter](https://allr.io/brand/dexter): In-house helmet brand of Motoblouz, the French online motorcycle retailer, sold alongside its DXR apparel label. Value-priced full-face, modular, jet, and children's helmets — D1 Evo, Nemesis, Eros — with matching visors, Pinlock inserts, and intercoms.
- [Difi](https://allr.io/brand/difi): German motorcycle apparel brand. Mid-priced textile jackets, gloves, and trousers with weatherproof membranes.
- [Drayko](https://allr.io/brand/drayko): North American name for Draggin Jeans of Australia, the protective-denim maker. Riding jeans and pants lined with Kevlar and Dyneema — the Drift women's jean, Renegade street pant and Optix cargo — distributed in Canada by Universal Cycle.
- [Ducati](https://allr.io/brand/ducati): Italian motorcycle manufacturer founded in 1926 in Bologna. Ducati-branded apparel — leather suits, helmets, and gloves — produced in partnership with Dainese and Spidi.
- [DXR](https://allr.io/brand/dxr): French motorcycle-gear label, the in-house brand of online retailer Motoblouz alongside sister brand Dexter, developed internally by riders. Textile and leather jackets, multi-season and heated gloves, boots, pants, back protectors and luggage — the Jones, Jump Mesh Air and Emisfer ADV among them — priced below the name brands.
- [EBC](https://allr.io/brand/ebc): British brake specialist founded in 1978 by engineer Andy Freeman, headquartered in Northampton. Made the first aftermarket disc rotor for motorcycles; today supplies the FA-series pads in Double-H sintered, organic and carbon compounds, plus discs, brake lines, clutches and shoes.
- [EJEAS](https://allr.io/brand/ejeas): Chinese intercom maker in Shenzhen, founded in 2005 and trading as EJEAS Industrial (Shenzhen). Motorcycle Bluetooth and MESH headsets including the two-rider V6 Pro and the Q-series and MS8 units, plus referee, ski, and industrial intercom lines built on the same radios.
- [Enduristan](https://allr.io/brand/enduristan): Swiss soft-luggage maker founded in 2008 by touring riders David and Isabel Jenni. Waterproof, PVC-free adventure bags in a three-layer laminate: Blizzard saddlebags, Monsoon panniers, Sandstorm tank bags, Tornado dry duffels, Hurricane rucksacks, and Cyclone bags.
- [Eska](https://allr.io/brand/eska): Austrian glove specialist founded in 1912 by Josef Eska, now fourth-generation family-run from Thalheim bei Wels. Has made nothing but gloves for over 110 years — military, firefighting, work and ski lines alongside motorcycle models such as the Rider Gore-Tex and Moth Ergo.
- [Esquad](https://allr.io/brand/esquad): French riding-jean maker founded in 2003. Builds pants from Armalith rather than aramid liners — indigo denim spun around ultra-high-molecular-weight polyethylene — in models such as Sand, Dune, Milo, and the women's Silva, giving abrasion resistance without a separate lining.
- [Ethika](https://allr.io/brand/ethika): American underwear brand founded in 2001 in San Clemente, California by Malcolm McCassy with motocross racer Travis Pastrana and skateboarder Ryan Sheckler. Known for The Staple, a long-cut printed boxer brief; worn under race pants across its motocross and action-sports athlete roster.
- [Eudoxie](https://allr.io/brand/eudoxie): French women's motorcycle brand founded in 2017 by Camille Pigeonnier and Caroline Merville, based between Bordeaux and the Basque Country. CE-certified jackets, leather gloves such as the Jody KP1, cargo pants, and the Suzy airbag vest, produced in France and elsewhere in Europe.
- [EVS](https://allr.io/brand/evs): American off-road protection brand founded in 1997. Body armor, knee braces, chest protectors, and the R4 neck brace.
- [Falco](https://allr.io/brand/falco): Italian boot manufacturer founded in 1996. Adventure-touring, racing, and urban boots with Vibram outsoles.
- [FC-Moto](https://allr.io/brand/fc-moto): German motorcycle gear retailer founded in 1988 in Eschweiler — also a private-label brand (Bogotto). Apparel, parts, and accessories sold across Europe and worldwide.
- [Fieldsheer](https://allr.io/brand/fieldsheer): American riding-apparel brand established in 1978, starting with motorcycle jackets built around integrated protective pads and street lines such as the Hi-Pro jackets and Circuit and Wind Tour gloves. Was first to market with heated motorcycle apparel; now centers on Mobile Warming and Mobile Cooling.
- [Firefox](https://allr.io/brand/firefox): Riding-kit label sold through the German motorcycle retailer Louis. The range is base-layer and weather-protection focused: Coolmax racing functional long pants, Summer Sport 1.0 gloves, and the Sport Combi 1.0 one-piece suit. No independent brand site.
- [Firstgear](https://allr.io/brand/firstgear): American motorcycle apparel brand. Heated gear, touring textiles, and Kilimanjaro adventure jackets at mid-price.
- [Fist Handwear](https://allr.io/brand/fist-handwear): Australian glove specialist founded in 2010 by motocross racer Sam Moore. Single-layer, minimal-padding gloves for motocross, BMX, and mountain bike in loud graphic prints, including the Strapped range, Hounds Tooth, and Jackson Strong signature Red Label editions.
- [Five](https://allr.io/brand/five): French glove specialist founded in 2003 in Grenoble. Race, urban, and touring gloves with proprietary armor.
- [Fly Racing](https://allr.io/brand/fly-racing): American powersports apparel brand founded in 1998. MX, ATV, and street-bike gear: jerseys, pants, helmets (Formula Carbon), gloves, and boots.
- [Fodsports](https://allr.io/brand/fodsports): Chinese helmet-intercom maker founded in 2014 in Shenzhen. Bluetooth and mesh communication systems — M1-S Pro, FX6, FX7 and FX8 — with group intercom for up to ten riders, music sharing and GPS audio, priced well below Cardo and Sena.
- [Forcefield](https://allr.io/brand/forcefield): British body-armour specialist launched in 2003, building on armour work its team began as TPro in 1987. Soft-armour back protectors (Isolator), the EX-K harness, armored base-layer shirts and limb inserts, used across motorcycling, mountain biking and snowsports.
- [Forma](https://allr.io/brand/forma): Italian motorcycle-boot maker founded in 1996 in Veneto. Adventure, racing, and urban boots positioned in the mid-price segment.
- [Fox](https://allr.io/brand/fox): American motocross apparel pioneer founded in 1974. V-series helmets, MX jerseys, pants, and gloves; flagship brand on the AMA Pro Motocross circuit.
- [Frank Thomas](https://allr.io/brand/frank-thomas): British motorcycle clothing brand founded in 1982 by Peter Laughton and David Wooding, who started with brightly colored race boots built in Northampton by shoe-trade outworkers. Acquired by J&S Accessories in 2011 and run from Finedon, Northamptonshire; Qualifier II jackets and gloves remain the core.
- [FreedConn](https://allr.io/brand/freedconn): Chinese intercom manufacturer trading as Shenzhen FDC Electronics, based in Bao'an District, Shenzhen. Builds the T-Max, T-Com, and T-Rex helmet Bluetooth systems, running six-rider full-duplex groups at up to 1,000 m with music sharing and FM, plus integrated Bluetooth helmets and R1 video recorders.
- [Freegun](https://allr.io/brand/freegun): French apparel brand best known for graphic-print boxer shorts and licensed character underwear. Its motocross range carries the same loud graphics into riding kit — Devo pants and jerseys, XP4 Attack helmets — with adult and kids' sizing at entry-level prices.
- [Frogg Toggs](https://allr.io/brand/frogg-toggs): American waterproof-apparel maker founded in 1996 in Guntersville, Alabama, and now headquartered in Arab, Alabama. Breathable non-woven rainsuits built on its own patented fabric; the Road Toad jacket and pants and Frogg Feet overboots are its motorcycle line.
- [Fuel Motorcycles](https://allr.io/brand/fuel-motorcycles): Spanish riding-gear brand based in Cornellà de Llobregat, Barcelona, that began by building custom scramblers and café racers before making apparel. Waxed and technical jackets in the Heritage and Expedition lines, Rally Raid boots, gloves and goggles. Runs Scram Africa, its own desert rally for scramblers.
- [Furygan](https://allr.io/brand/furygan): French leather apparel maker founded in 1969 in Nimes. Race-derived leather suits and jackets including the Sherman cafe-racer line.
- [FXR](https://allr.io/brand/fxr): Canadian apparel brand founded in 1996. Snowmobile-derived cold-weather gear adapted for motorcycle adventure and touring.
- [Gaerne](https://allr.io/brand/gaerne): Italian boot manufacturer founded in 1962. Hand-built off-road and street boots with a heritage in motocross and enduro.
- [Gari](https://allr.io/brand/gari): Helmet marque of Garibaldi, the Spanish rider-apparel maker founded in 1972 at Vilanova del Cami near Igualada; Gari is simply the short form of the name. Helmets arrived in 2020: G01 open-face, G91X fiber full-face to ECE 22.06, and the G100 and G110 flip-ups.
- [Garibaldi](https://allr.io/brand/garibaldi): Spanish motorcycle glove and apparel maker founded in 1972 near Barcelona as Guillamet Garibaldi, renamed Garibaldi in 1975. Best known for gloves — the vented Plis Plas knuckle protector, heated and Primaloft winter models. Distributed Nolan helmets in Spain for four decades before launching its own Gari Helmets.
- [GasGas](https://allr.io/brand/gasgas): Spanish off-road motorcycle manufacturer founded in 1985 in Salt, Girona, and part of the KTM group since 2019. Trials (TXT), enduro (EC/EX) and motocross (MC) bikes; the branded apparel line covers offroad pants, Fast gloves and Z4 helmets in team livery.
- [Gears Canada](https://allr.io/brand/gears-canada): Canadian powersports gear maker working across four lines: heated clothing, rain gear such as the Dri-Tek mitts, luggage and covers, plus 12V accessories including ball-mount USB chargers. Sold for motorcycle, ATV, snowmobile and PWC use rather than road riding alone.
- [Gerbing](https://allr.io/brand/gerbing): American heated-apparel pioneer founded in 1976. Battery- and bike-powered heated jackets, gloves, and pants for cold-weather riding.
- [Germot](https://allr.io/brand/germot): German motorcycle clothing, helmet, and accessory supplier trading as GERMOT Zweirad-Zubehoer Vertriebs GmbH for more than 48 years. Value-priced GM-series helmets (GM 330, GM 670, GM 970), X-Air Evo Pro textile jackets and pants, gloves, and boots sold through European dealers.
- [Giant Loop](https://allr.io/brand/giant-loop): American adventure-luggage maker founded in 2008 by Harold Olaf Cecil in Bend, Oregon. Rackless, waterproof soft bags for on- and off-road travel, including the Roll Top Possibles Pouch and Cactus Canteen water bladders. Acquired by Swedish hydration brand USWE in 2023.
- [GMAX](https://allr.io/brand/gmax): American helmet brand. Mid-priced full-face, modular, half, and off-road helmets distributed by Western Power Sports.
- [GMS](https://allr.io/brand/gms): European entry-tier apparel brand from Polo. Helmets, gloves, jackets, and accessories at budget pricing.
- [Goodyear](https://allr.io/brand/goodyear): American tire manufacturer founded in 1898 in Akron, Ohio and still headquartered there. Alongside passenger, truck and racing tires it makes motorcycle tires, and licenses the Goodyear name for other categories — the Ironside, Unity and Fast Wheels items here are Goodyear-branded footwear, not tires.
- [Grex](https://allr.io/brand/grex): Italian entry-level helmet brand launched in 1993 by Nolangroup, sister marque to Nolan and X-Lite. Injection-molded Lexan polycarbonate shells including the G6.2 full-face (derived from Nolan's N64), the G9.2 flip-up, and the G1.1 jet. Nolangroup was acquired by France's 2R Holding in 2019.
- [Gryphon](https://allr.io/brand/gryphon): Family-run motorcycle apparel brand designed in North America by Gary and Jenny Cuzner. Sport-touring and adventure jackets (Tioga, Iron Horse Kevlar) and pants (Copper Canyon), fitted with CE Level 2 armor at elbow, shoulder, back and knee; also builds custom race suits.
- [GSB](https://allr.io/brand/gsb): Budget helmet brand sold through UK dealers and approved to ECE 22.05 with ACU Gold. The range covers the XP-14B and kids' XP-7 motocross shells with adjustable peaks, and the fiberglass G-234 open-face, all using double-D rings and washable liners.
- [Harisson](https://allr.io/brand/harisson): French motorcycle apparel brand launched in 2013 by the Chaft group in Carnoux-en-Provence. US-workwear styling with armor hidden under relaxed cuts, including the Custer, Curtis, and Stingray jackets, plus jeans, gloves, sneakers, and the Corsair neo-retro helmet.
- [Harley-Davidson](https://allr.io/brand/harley-davidson): American motorcycle manufacturer founded in 1903 in Milwaukee. MotorClothes: leather jackets, gloves, boots, and heritage riding apparel sold worldwide.
- [Hedon](https://allr.io/brand/hedon): British helmet maker founded in 2011 in London by designers Lindsay and Reginald. Hand-finished carbon-and-fiberglass shells with leather and suede liners and metal hardware: the Hedonist open-face, Heroine Classic and Racer, Epicurist, and the Psilo Explorer adventure helmet.
- [Held](https://allr.io/brand/held): German premium glove and apparel manufacturer founded in 1946. Kangaroo-leather race gloves, Gore-Tex touring gloves, and full leather suits.
- [Helgrade](https://allr.io/brand/helgrade): Riding-apparel brand built around gear that reads as everyday clothing — minimal branding, armor pockets hidden in the cut. Aimed at cruiser, roadster and cafe-racer riders, with a women's range as deep as the men's: Stefani and Jett leather gloves, Aniston knee-high boots, Cornell mesh moto shirts.
- [Helstons](https://allr.io/brand/helstons): French leather apparel brand founded in 1986. Heritage-styled motorcycle jackets, gloves, and accessories with a cafe-racer aesthetic.
- [Hevik](https://allr.io/brand/hevik): Italian clothing arm of the GIVI group, its name taken from the initials of founder Hendrika Visenzi, now a GIVI vice-president. Strongest in weather protection with the Dry Light rain suit and waterproof overgloves, plus jackets, jeans, gloves, and soft luggage for scooters and motorcycles.
- [Highway 2](https://allr.io/brand/highway-2): Motorcycle glove and rainwear label carried by Canadian powersports distributor Royal Distributing. Leather and textile street gloves — Warrant, Patriot, The Leather Grinder, The Chibs, The Tig — plus women's gauntlets and a two-piece rain suit.
- [Highway 21](https://allr.io/brand/highway-21): American cruiser and v-twin riding gear brand named for a Rocky Mountain highway. Leather and denim club vests, DOT beanie half helmets, Louie and heated gloves, Aira women's vented jackets and Axle riding shoes, stocked mainly through US powersports dealers.
- [Hit-Air](https://allr.io/brand/hit-air): Japanese airbag-wear brand from Mugen Denko Co., Ltd. of Nagoya, which began research in 1995 and announced its motorcycle airbag jacket in 1998. Tether-activated vests and jackets — MLV-2, MLV-C — also sold for horse riding.
- [HJC](https://allr.io/brand/hjc): Korean helmet manufacturer founded in 1971 — the largest helmet maker by volume globally. RPHA premium race line, the i-series modular helmets, and licensed Marvel/DC graphics.
- [HolyFreedom](https://allr.io/brand/holyfreedom): Italian rider-apparel brand run by Bear Projects of Parma and trading since 2006. Began with printed tubular neck scarves and now makes CE-certified leather jackets such as the Zero Vision, Glemseck gloves, Night Hawk boots, and hand-finished jet helmets.
- [Honda](https://allr.io/brand/honda): Japanese motorcycle manufacturer founded in 1948. Honda-branded riding apparel: jackets, gloves, and Africa Twin / CBR-themed gear.
- [Hostile](https://allr.io/brand/hostile): Australian handwear and racewear company based in Sydney, trading as Hostile Handwear. Action-sports gloves for motocross, BMX and mountain biking in adult and youth sizes, including the Leopard/Jayo Exclusive Series and the Cheetah 2.0.
- [Husqvarna](https://allr.io/brand/husqvarna): Swedish motorcycle manufacturer founded in 1903 (motorcycles since 1903; under KTM Group since 2013). Husqvarna PowerWear off-road and street apparel.
- [Hypnose](https://allr.io/brand/hypnose): Canadian outdoor-apparel company founded in 2004, developing technical clothing for motorcycling, hunting, fishing and trail running. Its moto collection centers on the waterproof Tacoma jacket — men's and women's — and the Citizen, built around a Reissa membrane with an insulating liner.
- [ICON](https://allr.io/brand/icon): American motorcycle apparel brand founded in 2002 in Portland, Oregon. Aggressive-styled jackets, the Airform/Airframe Pro helmets, and the urban-focused Anthem 3 line.
- [Indian](https://allr.io/brand/indian): American motorcycle manufacturer (modern Polaris-owned since 2011; original brand founded 1901). Indian-branded heritage jackets, gloves, and accessories.
- [Inuteq](https://allr.io/brand/inuteq): Dutch personal-cooling specialist. Bodycool Pro-X, Smart-X and PCM CoolOver-X vests use evaporative water packs or phase-change INUTEQ-PAC inserts that hold a fixed temperature — 21°C on the PCM range — keeping riders, outdoor crews and motorsport drivers below heat-stress levels.
- [Invictus](https://allr.io/brand/invictus): Spanish motorcycle clothing brand based in Vitoria-Gasteiz, selling direct and through its own Madrid store, The Urban Rider. CE-certified textile and leather jackets (Lannister, Atila, Heracles), trousers, summer gloves such as the Flash, and airbag systems.
- [Ipone](https://allr.io/brand/ipone): French lubricant maker producing motorcycle oils since 1985. Two- and four-stroke engine oils in Racing, Sport and Advanced grades, plus X-TREM chain lubes, DOT 4 brake fluid, suspension and transmission oils. Official lubricant supplier to the Monster Energy Kawasaki MXGP team.
- [Isotta](https://allr.io/brand/isotta): Italian screen and accessory manufacturer in Zola Predosa, near Bologna. Isotta S.r.l. was founded in 1987 by Massimo Cesari, continuing a family business Celso Cesari started in 1922. Model-specific plexiglass windscreens and fairings for touring bikes, adventure bikes, and scooters.
- [Ixon](https://allr.io/brand/ixon): French motorcycle apparel manufacturer founded in 1996. Sport, touring, and urban textile gear plus leather race suits.
- [iXS](https://allr.io/brand/ixs): Swiss apparel and protection brand founded in 1976. Textile jackets, leather suits, gloves, and snow gear distributed across Europe.
- [J&P Cycles](https://allr.io/brand/jandp-cycles): American V-twin parts and apparel retailer founded in 1979 in Anamosa, Iowa by John and Jill Parham. Its house-brand gloves, leathers, and accessories target Harley-Davidson riders. Acquired in 2020 by Comoto Holdings, which also owns RevZilla and Cycle Gear.
- [Jesse James Workwear](https://allr.io/brand/jesse-james-workwear): Workwear line from Jesse James, the Long Beach bike builder behind West Coast Choppers, sold under that brand's umbrella. Heavy-duty shop clothing — the Industry jacket and its Sherpa-lined version, work pants and shorts — cut for garage and fabrication work rather than riding.
- [Joe Rocket](https://allr.io/brand/joe-rocket): American motorcycle apparel brand founded in 1991. Mid-priced textile and leather jackets, gloves, and accessories.
- [K+S Technologies](https://allr.io/brand/k-s-technologies): American aftermarket motorcycle electrical specialist based in San Diego, producing parts since 1976. OEM-style ignition contact point sets for vintage Honda, Yamaha, and Suzuki models with Nippondenso, Hitachi, or Kokusan ignitions, plus DOT-approved turn signals and handlebar controls.
- [Kabuto](https://allr.io/brand/kabuto): Japanese helmet manufacturer in Higashi-Osaka, spun off from OGK Giken's helmet division in 1982 and renamed OGK Kabuto in 2006. Third in Japan's helmet market behind Shoei and Arai; the F-17 full-face has raced in MotoGP, alongside the Geosys touring line.
- [Kali Protectives](https://allr.io/brand/kali-protectives): Helmet and body-armor maker covering both bicycle and motorsports categories — MX and street helmets alongside full-face, enduro and trail lids, plus elbow and knee/shin guards. Built around Low Density Layer and Nano Fusion liner technology; lines include Catalyst, Apex, Alpine, Invader and Shiva.
- [Kawasaki](https://allr.io/brand/kawasaki): Japanese motorcycle manufacturer (Kawasaki Heavy Industries motorcycle division founded 1962). Branded apparel: jackets, gloves, helmets, and Ninja-themed riding gear.
- [Kenny](https://allr.io/brand/kenny): French motocross and enduro apparel brand founded in 1981 in Amiens, still centered on made-to-order custom jersey printing. Off-road jerseys, pants, gloves, boots, and helmets including the Trek, with a parallel mountain-bike range.
- [King Kerosin](https://allr.io/brand/king-kerosin): German kustom-kulture clothing label built on 1950s hot-rod and rockabilly styling, with Queen Kerosin as its women's line. Screen-printed tees, corduroy and denim jackets, college sweats and service overalls — casual wear riders buy for the look, not certified protective gear.
- [KINI](https://allr.io/brand/kini): Austrian motocross apparel brand run by the Kinigadner family from Wiesing in the Tirol, trading on Heinz Kinigadner's two motocross world titles in 1984 and 1985. Sold largely as the Red Bull-branded KINI line: jerseys, pants, helmets, goggles, and mountain-bike kit.
- [Kiport](https://allr.io/brand/kiport): Spanish cycling-apparel label, the in-house brand of motorcycle-and-bike retailer Motocard, named after Catalonia's Maresme region and launched off the Volta Ciclista del Maresme. Jerseys and bib shorts in clean, bright designs — the Calís and Tramuntana lines. Sold through Motocard.
- [Klim](https://allr.io/brand/klim): American premium technical-apparel brand founded in 1999 in Idaho. Goretex-Pro adventure suits (Badlands Pro, Carlsbad), the Krios Pro adventure helmet, and snowmobile-derived cold-weather gear.
- [Kochmann](https://allr.io/brand/kochmann): German boot maker trading as Karl Kochmann Köln GmbH & Co. KG from Troisdorf, North Rhine-Westphalia. Thick-leather biker boots cut from historical patterns — Dakar, Arizona, Patrol, Turbo, City Biker, and tall Engineer styles — positioned at the value end of the market.
- [Koso](https://allr.io/brand/koso): Taiwanese powersports-instrument maker founded in 1981 as Tong Yah Industrial and based in Tainan. Digital dashboards and gauges, LED lighting, heated grips and cockpit electrics — the X1 smartphone mount, USB-C adapters, GPS speed-signal converters.
- [KTM](https://allr.io/brand/ktm): Austrian motorcycle manufacturer founded in 1934. KTM PowerWear adventure and off-road apparel: jackets, pants, gloves, and helmets (often co-branded with Acerbis and Alpinestars).
- [Kuryakyn](https://allr.io/brand/kuryakyn): American maker of aftermarket cruiser and touring accessories, founded in 1989 in Somerset, Wisconsin by Tom Rudd. Best known for chrome grips, footpegs, lighting, luggage and air cleaners for Harley-Davidson and metric cruisers; also leather vests and riding gloves. Acquired by Tucker Powersports in 2021.
- [KYT](https://allr.io/brand/kyt): Indonesian helmet manufacturer founded in 2002. Mid-priced full-face and modular helmets; popular in Asian and European track-day markets.
- [Leatt](https://allr.io/brand/leatt): South African protection brand founded in 2001. Originator of the neck brace (Leatt-Brace); body armor, chest protectors, and adventure helmets.
- [LEM](https://allr.io/brand/lem): Italian helmet maker founded in 1972 by Romano Magnani; LEM stands for Lavorazioni Elmi Magnani, the Magnani helmet workshop. Full-face (Star), off-road (Trail) and open-face lids. The LEM cycling-helmet company in California is a separate business.
- [Lenz](https://allr.io/brand/lenz): Austrian heated-clothing specialist. Its Body Heat System runs battery-powered socks, insoles, gloves, and vests off a single rechargeable pack; Lenz also makes unheated merino base layers — the 1.0 and 6.0 Merino functional sets riders wear under leathers.
- [Lethal Threat](https://allr.io/brand/lethal-threat): American graphics-led apparel brand built on skulls, flames, and pin-up artwork. Screen-printed and embroidered T-shirts and work shirts, gloves such as Reaper and Biomechanical Skull, plus the decals, tank pads, and patches that made its name in the cruiser and custom scene.
- [Levior](https://allr.io/brand/levior): Spanish rider-equipment brand dating to 1904 and run from Gava near Barcelona, relaunched in 2021 after a long gap. Japanese-named waterproof jackets, including Nakama, Gaman, and Kaizen plus the Suteki and Kirei city lines, and ROK pants. Its Function helmet was a late-1980s racing fixture.
- [LIVALL](https://allr.io/brand/livall): Chinese smart-helmet maker founded in 2014 in Shenzhen by Bryan Zheng. Built the first Bluetooth-connected cycling helmet; the range spans urban and road bike lids, the RS1 ski helmet, and the MC1 and MC1 Pro full-face motorcycle helmets with fall detection and SOS alerts.
- [Loboo](https://allr.io/brand/loboo): Chinese adventure-motorcycle accessory maker based in Shenzhen. LED auxiliary driving lights (L7S, L11, L18S), magnetic quick-release tank bags in ballistic nylon, crash-bar bags, and model-specific footpegs for BMW, KTM, Honda, and Zontes machines.
- [LS2](https://allr.io/brand/ls2): Chinese-Spanish helmet brand founded in 1990. Mass-market full-face and modular helmets including the Vector II, FF399 Valiant, and Storm II.
- [Macna](https://allr.io/brand/macna): Dutch motorcycle apparel brand founded in 1986. Touring and adventure textile jackets, mesh summer gear, and heated apparel.
- [MCP](https://allr.io/brand/mcp): Motorcycle-glove line of ESKA, the Austrian glove manufacturer founded in 1912 and now based in Thalheim bei Wels. Gore-Tex winter long and short models plus the Ergo Fit and Ergo Grip patterns, badged "MCP by ESKA" and sold through European dealers.
- [MDS](https://allr.io/brand/mds): Italian entry-level helmet brand owned by AGV, and so part of the Dainese group. Thermoplastic full-face, open-face, and flip-front lids — the MD200 modular and the Sunjet among them — priced below AGV's own range, with Pinlock-ready visors sold as spares.
- [Mechanix Wear](https://allr.io/brand/mechanix-wear): American work-glove maker founded in 1991 in Valencia, California by James Hale. The Original debuted in NASCAR pit lane at the 1991 Daytona 500; the range now spans M-Pact impact gloves and 0.5mm high-dexterity models that riders buy for garage and maintenance work.
- [Milwaukee Leather](https://allr.io/brand/milwaukee-leather): American cruiser-apparel label established in 1991 and sold alongside its sister line Milwaukee Motorcycle Clothing Co. Leather jackets and vests, including vented Cool-Tec and conceal-carry cuts, plus harness and engineer boots, chaps, gloves, and saddlebags for the V-twin market.
- [Milwaukee Motorcycle Clothing](https://allr.io/brand/milwaukee-motorcycle-clothing): American V-twin apparel and footwear label listed by Shaf International alongside its separate Milwaukee Leather line. Boots lead the catalog — Delusion, Deceiver and Classic Harness styles carrying the MMCC medallion — with leather jackets, vests, chaps and gloves rounding it out.
- [Mobile Warming](https://allr.io/brand/mobile-warming): American heated-apparel brand. Battery-powered heated jackets, gloves, vests, and socks for cold-weather motorcycling.
- [Mobius](https://allr.io/brand/mobius): Knee- and wrist-brace specialist (Mobius Technologies LLC) behind the X8, developed over seven years around a Continuous Cable Routing System that spreads impact load across the joint like a tendon. X8 knee and wrist braces, X8H hybrid support and compression sleeves, worn by Villopoto and Dungey.
- [Modeka](https://allr.io/brand/modeka): German apparel manufacturer founded in 1989. Touring and adventure textile jackets and pants distributed across Europe.
- [Mohawk](https://allr.io/brand/mohawk): House brand of Louis, the Hamburg motorcycle retailer founded in 1946 and owned by Berkshire Hathaway since 2015. Leather and leather/textile touring wear — Touring Leather/Textile 2.0, Summer Touring 1.0, and suede touring pants — at mid-market prices.
- [Molecule](https://allr.io/brand/molecule): American gear-care company in San Clemente, California, which started out cleaning Nomex fire suits in motorsports and now blends everything in-house. Helmet Matte Detailer for non-gloss shells, Apparel Refresh deodorizer, and combo kits covering helmets, riding kit, and vehicles.
- [MOMO Design](https://allr.io/brand/momo-design): Italian design house founded in 1981 in Milan as the styling arm of MOMO, the steering-wheel maker Gianpiero Moretti started in 1964. Jet and full-face helmets (FGTR Classic, FGTR Evo, FGTR Flip) plus riding shoes such as the Firegun.
- [Moose Racing](https://allr.io/brand/moose-racing): American off-road parts and apparel brand. Enduro/MX jerseys, pants, gloves, and Sahara adventure gear.
- [Motion Pro](https://allr.io/brand/motion-pro): American maker of motorcycle tools, cables, and controls founded in 1984 by ISDT gold medalist Chris Carter, based in Loomis, California. Chain breakers, riveting tools, and specialty service tools for motorcycles, ATVs, snowmobiles, and personal watercraft.
- [Moto Guzzi](https://allr.io/brand/moto-guzzi): Italian motorcycle manufacturer founded in 1921 by Carlo Guzzi and Giorgio Parodi at Mandello del Lario on Lake Como; part of the Piaggio Group since 2004. Represented here by OEM accessories — top-case mounting plates and aluminum side cases for the V85 and V100 Stelvio.
- [Moto Liberty](https://allr.io/brand/moto-liberty): American motorcycle-gear retailer in Addison, Texas, north of Dallas, running a 6,000-square-foot showroom aimed at road racers and track-day riders. Stocks Arai, Alpinestars, Klim, REV'IT!, KYT and RS Taichi; products listed under this name are shop inventory rather than own-manufactured gear.
- [Motoairbag](https://allr.io/brand/motoairbag): Italian airbag-vest brand from DPI Safety srl of Badile, outside Milan. The MAB V4, V3 and VZero vests fire from a self-contained Fast Lock accelerometer trigger, certify to EN 1621-4 Level 2, and are re-armed by the rider after deployment.
- [MotoBull](https://allr.io/brand/motobull): Motorcycle clothing label built around casual, street-styled riding wear rather than race kit — the Woody flannel textile jacket, Ryan cargo trousers, and helmet-graphic hoodies — for riders who want protective garments that read as everyday clothes.
- [Motonation](https://allr.io/brand/motonation): American importer and apparel brand from Santee, California — long the US and Canadian distributor for Sidi boots, Vemar helmets, Forcefield body armor and AGVSport, a role it exited when Sidi moved to Helmet House in 2023. Own-label gear includes the Bandido and Metralla jackets and Rapita gloves.
- [Mots](https://allr.io/brand/mots): Spanish brand specializing in observed-trials equipment. Step-series jackets, pants and gloves, X-Light riding shirts, Go2 open-face trials helmets, boots and grips built for the low-speed, high-grip demands of trials. Sponsors trials riders including Adam Raga.
- [Motto Wear](https://allr.io/brand/motto-wear): Polish motorcycle-clothing brand producing since 2002 from Kampinos and selling into export markets soon after. Protective riding jeans and urban-cut trousers — Raiser, Roma, Italia — with all production kept in Europe.
- [Mountain Lab](https://allr.io/brand/mountain-lab): Canadian backcountry-gear maker rooted in mountain snowmobiling. Builds the RideSYNC Bluetooth helmet speaker systems, Scout two-way radios, sled tow and ski-pull straps, folding saws, flashlight kits, knee and shin guards, and survival and first-aid packs for off-road riders.
- [MSR](https://allr.io/brand/msr): American motocross apparel brand. MX jerseys, pants, gloves, and accessories at value pricing.
- [MT](https://allr.io/brand/mt): Spanish helmet brand (MT Helmets) founded in 1965 in Madrid. Wide range of entry- and mid-priced helmets including the Thunder 4 and Targo full-face models.
- [Mugen Race](https://allr.io/brand/mugenrace): European motorcycle apparel manufacturer specializing in leather race suits and accessories at competitive pricing.
- [Musto](https://allr.io/brand/musto): British technical-apparel company founded in 1964 by Olympic sailing silver medalist Keith Musto, now part of Kontoor Brands. Sailing, shooting, and equestrian outerwear; riders buy its Gore-Tex and Primaloft shells, including the Land Rover collection, as waterproof layers rather than armored kit.
- [NAT'S](https://allr.io/brand/nats): Canadian work-footwear brand run by Régence Footwear. Molded EVA boots — light, seamless, waterproof, with removable thermal liners — plus CSA-approved safety boots and workwear, sold widely through Canadian hunting, fishing and powersports retailers.
- [Nau](https://allr.io/brand/nau): Portuguese helmet factory — Nau, Fábrica de Capacetes, Lda — at Avelãs de Caminho in Anadia. Builds the N400 open-face family (Overnet, Power Trial, Overall Trial) from ABS with dual-density EPS, aimed at trial and utility riding.
- [NecksGen](https://allr.io/brand/necksgen): American head-and-neck-restraint maker founded in 2011 by Kevin Heath in El Cajon, California. Builds the SFI 38.1-certified REV, REV2 and REVX devices in adult and youth sizes, weighing 1 to 1.8 lb, used across NHRA, SCCA and off-road racing.
- [Nelson-Rigg](https://allr.io/brand/nelson-rigg): American maker of motorcycle soft luggage, rain gear and covers, based in Santa Ana, California. Saddlebags, tank and tail bags, dry bags, the Defender cover series and Solo Storm rainwear; now also a major supplier of ATV/UTV luggage.
- [NexGen](https://allr.io/brand/nexgen): American house brand of Milwaukee Leather (Milwaukee Motorcycle Clothing Co.), covering mesh, textile, and leather jackets plus a heated-apparel range at entry price points. Sold through Milwaukee's own storefronts and LeatherUp rather than an independent dealer network.
- [Nexo](https://allr.io/brand/nexo): Budget helmet brand with a wide European range: Fiber Comfort and Fiber Tour full-faces, X-Tour and Travel touring lids, Race and Sport models, MX-Tour off-road, plus junior and women's fits. Most shells take Pinlock anti-fog inserts.
- [Nexx](https://allr.io/brand/nexx): Portuguese helmet manufacturer founded in 2001. Premium materials and bold graphics; X.WST3, X.R3R, and Y.100R lines.
- [Nolan](https://allr.io/brand/nolan): Italian helmet manufacturer founded in 1972 in Brembate. Modular and full-face helmets including the N100-5 and the N40-5 jet; sister brand X-Lite makes premium fiber-shell models.
- [Norton](https://allr.io/brand/norton): British motorcycle marque founded in 1898 in Birmingham by James Lansdown Norton, owned by India's TVS Motor Company since 2020. Its licensed rider apparel covers Race and Highspeed jackets and Petrol trousers, cut in forties-to-sixties period styling rather than modern race fit.
- [Noru](https://allr.io/brand/noru): American riding-gear line from Helmet House, the California distributor behind Tour Master and Cortech. Value-priced kit with Japanese-named models: Kote leather gloves, Kiryu mesh gloves, Arashi waterproof pants, Hakken adventure jackets. "Noru" is Japanese for "to ride."
- [NOS](https://allr.io/brand/nos): Italian helmet brand created by BER Racing Europe S.r.l., Arai's exclusive Italian importer. Eight-model range of jet, full-face, and modular helmets including the NS-9 adventure, NS-14 modular, and NS-1F open-face, positioned at value pricing and distributed into Spain.
- [NOX](https://allr.io/brand/nox): French helmet brand launched in 2000 by the Doupeux Gaubert group, a family parts-and-accessories distributor trading since 1935. Numbered range covering jet, full-face, modular, and off-road — the N608 jet, N967 modular, and N633 Fusion off-road — exported to more than 25 countries.
- [Nutcase](https://allr.io/brand/nutcase): American helmet maker founded in 2006 in Portland, Oregon by former Nike designer Michael Morrow. Loud-graphic open-face lids — Stumptown Woody, Hypnotic, Union Jack — spanning bike, skate and street use. Acquired by Bravo Sports Corp. in 2016.
- [NZI](https://allr.io/brand/nzi): Spanish helmet manufacturer founded in 1983 in Yecla, Murcia by Nazario Ibáñez. Open-face (Rolling), full-face (Activy, Trendy) and jet models made in Spain. The family-run firm says it has built more than 21 million helmets, and listed on Madrid's BME Growth market in 2024.
- [O'Neal](https://allr.io/brand/oneal): American motocross apparel brand founded in 1970. MX gear (Element, Hardwear jerseys/pants), helmets (Sierra II), and gloves at competitive pricing.
- [OGIO](https://allr.io/brand/ogio): American bag maker founded in 1987 by Michael Pratt and based in Bluffdale, Utah; owned by Callaway Golf since 2017. Powersports gear bags and rolling luggage (Rig 9800), backpacks such as the Dakar, and helmet bags, alongside its golf and travel ranges.
- [Öhlins](https://allr.io/brand/ohlins): Swedish suspension manufacturer founded in 1976 by Kenth Öhlin, headquartered in Upplands Väsby. TTX and NIX shocks, STX and NIX fork cartridge kits and steering dampers across motocross, road and cruiser fitments; over 400 world titles. Yamaha-owned from 1986, part of the Brembo Group since 2025.
- [OJ](https://allr.io/brand/oj): Italian urban-riding brand based in Milan, trading in full as OJ Atmosfere Metropolitane. Commuter and scooter kit is the focus — leg covers, handlebar muffs (Micro Pro), rainwear — alongside jackets, gloves and helmets aimed at city riders rather than track use.
- [Olympia](https://allr.io/brand/olympia): American motorcycle apparel maker and sister company to glove specialist Olympia Gloves. Textile touring jackets and pants (Seattle, Newport 2, Dallas 2, Dakar 3, AIRGLIDE) alongside gel-padded and fingerless glove lines such as the 407.
- [OnBoard](https://allr.io/brand/onboard): Motorcycle glove specialist distributed through European dealers. The catalog range is gloves only — the Free and PRX-2 sport models and the women's Leaves line — with no jackets, boots or other apparel carried under the name.
- [One Industries](https://allr.io/brand/one-industries): American motocross gear brand founded in 1997 in Southern California. Off-road helmets, jerseys, gloves and youth kit, plus the numbered race collections that anchor its catalog such as the G-197 sets and X197 pants.
- [Origine](https://allr.io/brand/origine): Italian helmet brand operated by H&H Sports Protection of Massa e Cozzile, Tuscany. Full-face (Strada), jet (Primo) and modular lids plus kids' helmets and goggles, with dual-density EPS, drop-down sun visors and Pinlock-ready shields at mid-market prices.
- [Orina](https://allr.io/brand/orina): European motorcycle apparel value brand. Entry-priced jackets, gloves, and accessories.
- [Outplorer](https://allr.io/brand/outplorer): Phone-mounting and device-protection accessory brand operating from Centennial, Colorado. Magnetic quick-release handlebar mount kits (P100) with anti-vibration dampers and a safety lock, the QM01C wireless charging mount, AT10 anti-theft bolt kits, IPX8 waterproof bags and phone cases.
- [Overlap](https://allr.io/brand/overlap): French maker of reinforced motorcycle jeans and textile trousers, distributed mainly through French mail-order retailers. Slim-cut riding denim (Street, Sturgis, Monza, City Lady), jackets such as the Woods, and one-piece textile suits.
- [Ovix](https://allr.io/brand/ovix): Entry-price helmet label sold through the French e-tailer Motoblouz and its European storefronts. The range runs the Lucio jet, Texel Evo full-face, Soya Evo modular and Dirty Lazy motocross lids, typically 39-70 euros. No independent brand site; origin unconfirmed.
- [Oxbow Gear](https://allr.io/brand/oxbow-gear): Utah-based maker of backcountry communication and lighting kit for snowmobilers and dirt riders. The Renegade 2.0 and Bluetooth-equipped Renegade X two-way radios run 22 FRS channels at the 2-watt license-free limit; also Voyager helmet light kits and mounts.
- [Oxford](https://allr.io/brand/oxford): British motorcycle accessories and apparel maker founded in 1973 in Oxfordshire. Range includes textile and leather riding gear, security locks, and luggage at value pricing.
- [PC Racing](https://allr.io/brand/pc-racing): American off-road accessory maker based in Murrieta, California. Best known for FilterSkins air-filter covers, ForkSkins and Shifter Skins, plus FLO oil and air filters, ProSeal and Plastic Renew; also sells helmet novelties such as mohawks and iron-cross bling.
- [PCI Race Radios](https://allr.io/brand/pci-race-radios): American off-road racing communications maker founded in 1972. Builds intercoms, two-way radios, headsets, and helmet wiring in the USA, alongside GPS and navigation units and pillar-mount radio brackets for side-by-sides such as the Can-Am Maverick X3.
- [Peak Design](https://allr.io/brand/peak-design): American camera-accessory and travel-gear company founded in 2010 in San Francisco by Peter Dering, known for funding launches on Kickstarter instead of taking venture capital. It reaches riders through the Everyday Case phone range, stocked alongside handlebar mounts rather than as motorcycle gear.
- [Pearl Izumi](https://allr.io/brand/pearl-izumi): Japanese cycling-apparel maker founded in 1950 in Tokyo by Kinji Shimizu, who sewed the first jersey by hand. Jerseys, bib shorts, tri suits and the X-ALP shoe line; the waterproof Torrent WXB shell and other foul-weather kit cross over to commuting riders.
- [Peroz](https://allr.io/brand/peroz): European motorcycle apparel brand. Jackets, gloves, and touring accessories.
- [Pharao](https://allr.io/brand/pharao): House brand of Louis, the Hamburg motorcycle retailer founded in 1946 and owned by Berkshire Hathaway since 2015. Versioned touring lines — Travel 2.0 and Summer Travel 2.1 jackets, Short 1.0 gloves — covering mid-price textile and leather/textile road gear.
- [POD](https://allr.io/brand/pod): Knee-brace specialist for motocross and off-road riding, developed with feedback from professional MX, FMX, and off-road racers. Hinged carbon and composite braces across the K8, K4, and K1 lines, sold with youth conversion kits and replaceable cuff sets.
- [Project MX](https://allr.io/brand/project-mx): House motocross brand of the UK retailer J&S Accessories, run from its Oakmere base in Cheshire. Own-label helmets such as the ECE 22.06 SC18Y youth shell, thermoplastic and roughly 1,050 g with three front vents, and the MX735, plus goggles and body armor.
- [Pull-In](https://allr.io/brand/pull-in): French apparel brand founded in 2000 in Hossegor by Emmanuel Loheac, built on loud printed boxer shorts and later a full motocross kit line of jerseys, pants, gloves, and socks. Boxers are still sewn in the Portuguese workshop used since launch.
- [Quarter Mile](https://allr.io/brand/quarter-mile): Spanish rider-equipment brand run by Quarter Mile Equipments S.L. of Madrid. Jackets, gloves, jeans, rain suits and protectors, including the Tecnic, Trystar and Elemments Evo lines, sold direct and through a dealer network across Spain and France.
- [Qwart](https://allr.io/brand/qwart): French helmet maker based in Saïx, southwest France. Hand-finished carbon-fiber shells produced in small batches: the full-face Phoenix, in visorless Slick and shielded STD versions, and the open-face Hemi, with suede and leather liners and extensive owner customization.
- [Racer](https://allr.io/brand/racer): French glove and apparel manufacturer founded in 1927 in Saumur. Heritage glove maker — race, touring, and waterproof models.
- [Rainers](https://allr.io/brand/rainers): Spanish riding-gear maker founded in 1988 in Alicante. Began with motorcycle boots for road, trial, motocross and racing (the T-series shoes), later adding jackets, trousers, gloves, thermal layers, luggage and standalone protectors.
- [RAM Mounts](https://allr.io/brand/ram-mounts): Mounting-hardware brand of National Products Inc., built on a rubber ball-and-socket system that lets one arm join hundreds of bases and holders. X-Grip spring-loaded phone cradles, Tough-Claw clamps, U-bolt bar bases, and GDS docks for handlebar navigation.
- [Raven](https://allr.io/brand/raven): European motorcycle clothing label whose textile touring jackets and trousers are named after Central European places — Piatra, Ostrava — and split into TX Air vented and TX WP waterproof versions. Also sells GT-Sports full-face helmets.
- [RDRCO](https://allr.io/brand/rdrco): MotoSport.com's exclusive house brand, pronounced rider-co, introduced in 2023 as a lower-cost option for weekend riders and club racers. Two off-road kits: the 600D Fuse line and the vented 900D Octane line with leather knees, plus Forge boots, goggles and gear bags.
- [REAX](https://allr.io/brand/reax): House apparel brand of Comoto, the Philadelphia parent of RevZilla and Cycle Gear, launched in 2018 and sold only through those two retailers. Alta and Apex Pro mesh jackets, Fulton riding shoes, Tasker gloves, and the 215/267/610 riding jeans.
- [Redbike](https://allr.io/brand/redbike): German helmet label of Karl Kochmann Köln GmbH & Co. KG in Troisdorf, one of Europe's largest boot suppliers to motorcycle dealers. Retro jet and open-face lids — RB-500, RB-100, the RB-765 metal flake — for custom, cafe-racer and scooter riders, plus goggles and visors.
- [Renthal](https://allr.io/brand/renthal): British handlebar manufacturer founded in 1969 by Henry Rosenthal and Andrew Renshaw, whose surnames form the name; still built in Manchester. Fatbar and twinwall bars, Full Waffle and Diamond grips, sprockets, and chain. Fitted as original equipment by Honda, Kawasaki, and Suzuki.
- [Replay](https://allr.io/brand/replay): Italian denim label founded in 1978 by Claudio Buziol and run by Fashion Box SpA out of Asolo in Treviso, the same town as Alpinestars. Reinvented double-ring denim in 1989. Now sells motorcycle jeans, including the Swing, Brake, and Chain fits, alongside its mainline collections.
- [Resurgence](https://allr.io/brand/resurgence): Canadian protective-apparel brand founded in 2013 in Ontario. Riding jeans, shirts, and jackets lined with its own patented PEKEV fabric — the Ultimate Pekev Ultra Lite and Warrior jeans among them — CE-certified to EN 17092 and fitted with D3O Ghost armor as standard.
- [Reusch](https://allr.io/brand/reusch): German glove maker founded in 1934 by Karl Reusch in Metzingen, now run from Vignate, Italy as Reusch International. Best known for goalkeeper gloves — it built the first padded keeper glove with Sepp Maier — and ski gloves; riders buy its Gore-Tex winter models.
- [REV'IT!](https://allr.io/brand/revit): Dutch motorcycle apparel manufacturer founded in 1995 in Oss. Touring, sport, and urban textile jackets, pants, and gloves with a strong reputation for fit and waterproof construction (Hydratex membrane).
- [Richa](https://allr.io/brand/richa): Belgian motorcycle apparel manufacturer founded in 1957. Touring jackets, trousers, and gloves with Gore-Tex and own-brand waterproof membranes.
- [Ride & Sons](https://allr.io/brand/ride-and-sons): Retro riding-apparel label established in 2013 as an in-house brand of Pierce Group AB, the Stockholm powersports e-commerce group. Jackets (Rebel), open-face helmets (Freedom) and single-layer Cordura riding jeans styled for classic and cafe-racer bikes.
- [Riderr](https://allr.io/brand/riderr): British motorcycle-accessory brand established in 2024 in Dorset by a family team. Garage and bike-upgrade kit — covers, tank pads, cargo nets, locks, paddock stands, heated grips and cleaning products — sold direct and through more than 130 UK dealers.
- [Riding Culture](https://allr.io/brand/riding-culture): Swiss riding-apparel brand created by The Rokker Company (itself founded 2006) as a lighter, cheaper and younger line. Abrasion-resistant single-layer jeans, chinos, textile pants, jackets and hoodies designed in Switzerland to pass as streetwear, plus MTB and skate collections.
- [River Road](https://allr.io/brand/river-road): American cruiser and V-twin apparel brand: leather gloves such as the Laredo and Diamond Shorty, plus jackets, vests, chaps and helmets. Ran as a Tucker Powersports exclusive label; Turn 14 Distribution bought Tucker's brand assets in 2023 and the old River Road site now redirects to Kuryakyn apparel.
- [Rizoma](https://allr.io/brand/rizoma): Italian billet-accessory maker founded by brothers Fabio and Fabrizio Rigolio and based in Ferno, near Milan. CNC-machined aluminum mirrors, indicators, rearsets, and the Adjustable Plus brake and clutch levers of the LCX and LBX series; roughly 1,500 parts sold across 160 countries.
- [Roadkrome](https://allr.io/brand/roadkrome): Cruiser-oriented leather glove and apparel label distributed through North American powersports wholesalers rather than sold direct. The catalog runs to the Alternator long-cuff and Big Bore drum-dyed cowhide gloves, the perforated Highway model with knuckle armor, and Chopper Deluxe.
- [ROCC](https://allr.io/brand/rocc): Helmet brand of Heino Büse MX Import, the German wholesaler in Roetgen that also owns the Büse apparel label. Value-priced jet, full-face, motocross, and enduro lids — the ROCC 500 Enduro and 800 motocross among them — with replacement visors sold separately.
- [Roeg](https://allr.io/brand/roeg): Dutch motorcycle brand run by Roeg B.V. of Groningen, built around 1960s-styled helmets — Jett, Jettson, Peruna, Chase, Sundown — alongside gloves, goggles, visors, jackets and casual apparel aimed at the custom and café-racer scene.
- [Rok Straps](https://allr.io/brand/rok-straps): Australian tie-down maker started by engineer Gary McKay after university research into eye injuries from conventional bungee cords. Patented solid rubber shock-cord in a braided nylon sleeve recoils far less if it slips; adjustable-length motorcycle, pack and heavy-duty straps sold in over 24 countries.
- [ROKiT](https://allr.io/brand/rokit): Vehicle-care line from ROKiT Industries, the multinational group co-founded by Jonathan Kendrick and John Paul DeJoria. ROKiT OFF covers wheel cleaner, tire gel, and helmet-care kits; ROKiT UP is a range of digital tire inflators. Distributed in the UK and Ireland by Nevis Marketing.
- [Rokker](https://allr.io/brand/rokker): Swiss motorcycle apparel brand founded in 2006 by Michael Kuratli and Kai Glatt, who set out to build riding jeans that looked like jeans. Abrasion-resistant denim developed with Schoeller — the Rokkertech tapered line — plus jackets, boots, and AAA-rated garments.
- [ROOF](https://allr.io/brand/roof): French helmet manufacturer founded in 1993 by Claude Morin. Built its name on the Boxer/Boxxer modular and its 180-degree rotating chin bar, alongside the Desmo, RO9 Roadster and RO15 models. Designs and tests helmets in its own R&D department and laboratory.
- [RST](https://allr.io/brand/rst): British motorcycle apparel manufacturer founded in 1988 in Birmingham. Leather and textile suits, jackets, and gloves at competitive mid-tier pricing; popular in UK and EU markets.
- [Rugged Radios](https://allr.io/brand/rugged-radios): American communications maker in Arroyo Grande, California, founded by Greg Cottrell. Intercoms and two-way radios for off-road use — 696 intercom and M1 radio kits built for Polaris RZR and similar machines — plus the Moto Max helmet kit for motorcycle riders.
- [Rukka](https://allr.io/brand/rukka): Finnish technical apparel maker founded in 1950. Premium Gore-Tex Pro touring suits aimed at adventure and long-distance riders.
- [Rusty Stitches](https://allr.io/brand/rusty-stitches): Dutch moto-fashion brand established in 2017, organized around three riding styles: Retro, Urban and Tour. Mason trousers, Bobby V2 boots and Super Ann women's textile jackets, with a plus-size collection for men and women that most rivals skip.
- [Ryder Clips](https://allr.io/brand/ryder-clips): American accessory maker Ryder Clips Unlimited, Inc., founded in 2005 in Lighthouse Point, Florida. The patented Original Ryder Clip fastens a rider's trouser cuff to a laced or stirrup boot so it cannot blow up at speed; also shift socks and guardian bells.
- [S100](https://allr.io/brand/s100): German motorcycle-care brand launched in 1980 by Dr. O.K. Wack Chemie of Bavaria. Cleaners, chain lubes, leather care, rim cleaner and Speed Wax; the original S100 cleaner was the first care line formulated for a whole bike, paint, metal, rubber and plastic alike.
- [S3 Parts](https://allr.io/brand/s3-parts): Spanish trials-parts manufacturer founded in 2002 by Swiss trials champion Michael Kaufmann, based in Quart, Girona. Footpegs, levers, cylinder heads, and exhausts supplied as OEM to Honda, Montesa, GasGas, and Sherco; rider apparel added from 2017. Equips Toni Bou's HRC team.
- [Saddlemen](https://allr.io/brand/saddlemen): American seat and luggage maker founded in 1987 by Tom Seymour and built in Rancho Dominguez, California. Gel-core seats using a medical-industry gel compounded in-house since 1992, plus sissy-bar and handlebar bags and quick-disconnect saddlebag mounts.
- [Safe Max](https://allr.io/brand/safe-max): Protector-only label sold as standalone armor rather than complete garments: Level 1 Type A shoulder and elbow pads, Level 2 Type B knee pads, and two-piece sets, bought to upgrade jackets and pants that ship with basic foam inserts.
- [Schampa](https://allr.io/brand/schampa): American technical-headwear maker founded by Andy and Nora Myers in Arizona, starting with hand-sewn dickies sold at Arizona Bike Week. Stretch Z-Wraps, multi-use Tubes, Coolskin balaclavas, and fleece skull gaiters for riders in cold-weather and desert conditions.
- [Schott](https://allr.io/brand/schott): American leather-apparel maker founded in 1913 in New York by brothers Irving and Jack Schott. Produced the first zippered leather motorcycle jacket, the Perfecto, in 1928 — the archetype for the genre. Still family-run; the 118 and 626VN Perfecto remain in production.
- [Schuberth](https://allr.io/brand/schuberth): German premium helmet manufacturer founded in 1922 in Magdeburg. C5 modular and SR2 race helmet; renowned for aero-dynamic optimization and low noise levels.
- [Scorpion](https://allr.io/brand/scorpion): American helmet brand founded in 2004 (Kido Sports parent). EXO-series full-face and modular helmets popular in the mid-price tier; Covert series for urban riders.
- [Scott](https://allr.io/brand/scott): Swiss sports brand founded in 1958 in Idaho; HQ moved to Switzerland in 1978. Motorcycle goggles and adventure apparel; also bicycles and ski gear.
- [Sedici](https://allr.io/brand/sedici): House brand of Comoto's RevZilla and Cycle Gear, launched alongside BILT in 2011 and positioned a tier above it. Designed in-house: Viaggio helmets, Garda and Avventura waterproof jackets, Podio riding shoes, Bruno gloves. Sold only through Comoto's retail channels.
- [Segura](https://allr.io/brand/segura): French motorcycle clothing manufacturer founded in 1959. Touring jackets, gloves, and leather goods with retro/modern lines.
- [Sena](https://allr.io/brand/sena): Korean Bluetooth communications brand founded in 1998. Helmet intercoms (50S, 30K, 5S), the Quantum Mesh smart helmet, and action cameras.
- [Seven MX](https://allr.io/brand/seven-mx): American motocross apparel brand founded in 2013 by racer James Stewart. Race kit in three tiers — Zero at the top, then Rival and Vox — covering jerseys, pants and gloves in adult and youth sizes, plus goggles and body protection.
- [Shark](https://allr.io/brand/shark): French helmet manufacturer founded in 1986 in Marseille. Spartan GT race helmet, Skwal aero touring line, and EvoJet modular convertible.
- [SHIMA](https://allr.io/brand/shima): Polish motorcycle apparel maker founded in 2009 in Pulawy by two brothers, starting with a single pair of women's gloves. Now leather and textile jackets, protective jeans, Blake shoes, Hero gloves and Recon pants, all with CE-certified armor.
- [Shiro](https://allr.io/brand/shiro): Spanish helmet manufacturer based in the Murcia region, with more than 30 years of production behind it. Full-face, modular, jet, off-road, and children's models — the SH-881 track helmet, SH-62 open-face, Raptor and Katana lines — plus SHR Bluetooth intercom units.
- [Shoei](https://allr.io/brand/shoei): Japanese premium helmet manufacturer founded in 1959 in Tokyo. Renowned for hand-built shells, the X-Fifteen / X-SPR Pro race helmet, the GT-Air II sport-touring, and the Hornet ADV adventure model.
- [Show Chrome](https://allr.io/brand/show-chrome): Accessory brand of Big Bike Parts, Inc. of Rice Lake, Wisconsin, in business since 1981. Touring hardware for Gold Wing, Can-Am Spyder/Ryker and cruisers: 5-pin DIN helmet headsets and microphone windsocks, backrests, lighting, windshields. Sister brands include UltraGard and Hopnel.
- [Sidi](https://allr.io/brand/sidi): Italian boot manufacturer founded in 1960 in Maser. Best known for the Vortice and Mag-1 race boots and the Adventure 2 touring line; a fixture on the MotoGP grid since the 1970s.
- [Silk Road](https://allr.io/brand/silk-road): Motorcycle apparel label trading as Silk Road Supply Co and registered in Tallinn, Estonia, started by friends riding small-capacity bikes across Southeast Asia. Workwear-cut Carpenter trousers and riding jerseys built from Cordura and Kevlar with D3O Ghost armor; sold largely through UK dealers.
- [Simpson](https://allr.io/brand/simpson): American helmet manufacturer founded in 1959. Distinctive Bandit-style streetfighter helmets, Diamondback racing helmets, and the Outlaw Bandit open-face.
- [SIX2](https://allr.io/brand/six2): Italian technical-underwear maker founded in 2009 in Bagnara di Romagna, near Ravenna, and also branded SIXS. Patented Carbon Underwear base layers knitted from polypropylene, polyamide, and carbon: underhelmet balaclavas, merino three-quarter pants, and seamless shirts for riders and cyclists.
- [SIXS](https://allr.io/brand/sixs): Italian technical-underwear maker founded in 2009 in Bagnara di Romagna. Seamless base layers knitted from its patented Carbon Underwear fabric — polypropylene blended with carbon fiber for thermoregulation and odor control — plus the Pro Tech line of armored shirts worn under leathers.
- [Ska-P](https://allr.io/brand/ska-p): Entry-level helmet line from CGM Italia, the Gricignano di Aversa manufacturer founded in 2004 in Campania. Open-face and jet models such as the 1LS Metropoli, 1DH Tour, and 1SHE Zen, plus full-face and modular lids aimed at commuters and new riders.
- [Skid Lid](https://allr.io/brand/skid-lid): American half-helmet brand: DOT-rated thermoplastic half and three-quarter shells sold as the Original, with flame, eagle and skull graphics. Ran as a Tucker Powersports exclusive label; Turn 14 Distribution acquired Tucker's brand assets in 2023.
- [Slippery](https://allr.io/brand/slippery): Watercraft apparel brand owned by LeMans Corporation. Personal-watercraft wetsuits, neoprene and nylon impact vests, Flex Lite gloves and Amp deck shoes — jet-ski and towsport gear that sits alongside, not within, motorcycle riding kit.
- [Sorra](https://allr.io/brand/sorra): Spanish trials-clothing maker whose kit is handmade in Spain from four-way stretch fabric with nylon-reinforced inner-leg panels. Trial pants and jerseys sold as matched sets, including factory-team looks tied to Beta, Sherco and Ossa, plus enduro, MTB, junior and fully customizable team kits.
- [Sparco](https://allr.io/brand/sparco): Italian motorsport safety manufacturer founded in 1977 in Turin by racing drivers Enrico Glorioso and Antonio Parisi. Primarily a four-wheel brand of FIA race suits, seats, and harnesses, whose racing footwear (Cartagena, Bremerton, Darlington) is cross-shopped by riders. Headquartered in Volpiano.
- [Spec-X](https://allr.io/brand/spec-x): Budget European helmet label sold through Dutch and German mail-order dealers rather than direct. SX-numbered range: the SX-22 open-face jet, SX-82 Stinger full-face and SX-62 Stinger ADV, with ABS shells, drop-down sun visors, Pinlock-ready screens and ECE 22.06 approval.
- [Speed and Strength](https://allr.io/brand/speed-and-strength): American motorcycle apparel brand founded in 2007. Themed jackets, mesh summer gear, and gloves with bold graphics.
- [Spidi](https://allr.io/brand/spidi): Italian motorcycle apparel maker founded in 1977 in Sarcedo. Mid-priced jackets, leathers, and gloves with a track-day and sport-touring focus.
- [Spirit Motors](https://allr.io/brand/spirit-motors): House brand of Louis, the German motorcycle-gear retailer founded in Hamburg. Relaxed custom- and retro-styled riding kit — urban and leisure jackets, fingerless and summer gloves, vests and jeans — designed in Germany and sold through Louis stores and its own website.
- [Stormer](https://allr.io/brand/stormer): French motorcycle-gear label sold through the Powersports B2B distribution network rather than as a standalone marque. Budget-priced jet, modular, full-face, vintage, and children's helmets including the Prime open-face and Sun 2.0, plus gloves and cold-weather kit.
- [Street & Steel](https://allr.io/brand/street-and-steel): House brand of Comoto Holdings, the American parent of RevZilla, Cycle Gear and J&P Cycles. Entry-priced street riding gear — Blade and Drifter jackets, Oakland and Del Mar riding jeans, moto shirts and armored hoodies — sold only through Comoto's own retailers.
- [Stylmartin](https://allr.io/brand/stylmartin): Italian boot brand founded in 1962. Cafe-racer and urban-styled motorcycle boots; popular in the modern-classic and retro segments.
- [Suomy](https://allr.io/brand/suomy): Italian premium helmet maker founded in 1997. Apex, Track-1, and SR-Sport models worn by riders in MotoGP and WSBK.
- [Suzuki](https://allr.io/brand/suzuki): Japanese motorcycle manufacturer founded in 1909. Suzuki Genuine Accessories: branded jackets, gloves, V-Strom adventure gear, and helmets.
- [TCX](https://allr.io/brand/tcx): Italian motorcycle-boot specialist founded in 1999 in Montebelluna. Touring, urban, and racing boots with proprietary T-Dry waterproofing.
- [Teknic](https://allr.io/brand/teknic): American sport-riding gear brand that traded from the 1990s until it wound down in the early 2010s; listings now come from remaining closeout stock. Excursion textile jackets and pants, leather race suits, gloves, and full-face helmets such as the Chrome.
- [Termignoni](https://allr.io/brand/termignoni): Italian exhaust manufacturer founded in 1969 by Luigi Termignoni in Predosa, Alessandria. Ducati's long-standing exhaust partner and an early adopter of titanium systems; slip-ons and full racing kits backed by 16 World Superbike and 10 MotoGP titles.
- [Thermoboy](https://allr.io/brand/thermoboy): Thermal base-layer label stocked by the German motorcycle retailer Louis. The range is winter under-kit: the 365+ functional undershirt, Stormproof windproof functional long pants, and City 1.0 gloves. Sold through Louis and European resellers rather than from its own storefront.
- [THH](https://allr.io/brand/thh): Taiwanese helmet manufacturer Tong Ho Hsing, based in Tainan with over forty years in helmet production and a second life as contract manufacturer for larger brands. Street and off-road lids including the TS-80 Vision, T810S, and T710X Assault.
- [Thor](https://allr.io/brand/thor): American motocross apparel brand founded in 1968. MX jerseys, pants, gloves, helmets, and boots; classic Sector and Pulse lineups.
- [Thrashin Supply](https://allr.io/brand/thrashin-supply): American V-twin parts and riding-gear maker founded in 2014 in California's San Fernando Valley, now based in Moorpark. Handlebars, exhausts, seats and luggage for Harley-Davidson customs, plus its own rider kit — Covert and insulated gauntlet gloves, the Atlas jacket, helmets and eyewear.
- [TJ Marvin](https://allr.io/brand/tj-marvin): Italian cold- and wet-weather accessory brand from CGM Italia, a helmet and accessory maker near Caserta in Campania. Neoprene handlebar muffs (Neo D19, D09), riding aprons and leg covers, waterproof over-garments, and gloves; designed in Italy, manufactured in the Far East.
- [Touratech](https://allr.io/brand/touratech): German adventure-motorcycle equipment maker founded in 1990 in Niedereschach, where most parts are still manufactured. Aluminum panniers, crash bars, suspension and navigation mounts, plus riding gear — the Compañero touring suit and Destino Travel line. Created the Adventure Country Tracks routes for European overlanders.
- [Tourmaster](https://allr.io/brand/tourmaster): American touring-apparel brand. Modular touring jackets, pants, gloves, and luggage aimed at sport-touring riders.
- [Trilobite](https://allr.io/brand/trilobite): Czech motorcycle apparel manufacturer founded in 2010. Kevlar-lined denim jeans, casual riding shirts, and modern-styled jackets.
- [Triumph](https://allr.io/brand/triumph): British motorcycle manufacturer founded in 1885 (modern Hinckley revival 1983). Triumph-branded heritage jackets, helmets, and gloves spanning modern-classic and adventure lines.
- [Troy Lee Designs](https://allr.io/brand/troy-lee-designs): American gear maker founded in 1981 by Troy Lee, who started out painting racing friends' helmets in his parents' garage in Corona, California, where the company is still based. Custom helmet paint plus motocross and mountain-bike helmets, jerseys, pants, gloves and protective equipment.
- [Undercover Eyewear](https://allr.io/brand/undercover-eyewear): American riding-eyewear maker established in 1993, selling through powersports dealers and marinas across the US. Sport sunglasses with removable foam gaskets, photochromic transition and polarized lenses, plus goggles; also markets America66 headwear and Road-Spirit motorcycle bells.
- [Unik](https://allr.io/brand/unik): Spanish motorcycle equipment brand that grew out of a shop in Esplugues de Llobregat, near Barcelona. Value-priced gloves built around its Weather Tex waterproof membrane (C-13, K-19, K-21), plus helmets, jackets, and rainwear sold mainly through Spanish dealers.
- [Unit Garage](https://allr.io/brand/unit-garage): Italian custom-parts maker based at San Clemente in the hills above Riccione, run by former Paris-Dakar rider Fabio Marcaccini with designer Michiel Verstockt. Bolt-on kits for BMW R nineT and airheads, Ducati Scrambler, Triumph Modern Classics and Ténéré 700, plus the Khali waterproof TPU pannier range.
- [USWE](https://allr.io/brand/uswe): Swedish hydration-pack maker founded in 2007 in Skane. Built around the patented No Dancing Monkey four-point elastic harness that keeps a pack from bouncing off-road; the range now extends to riding apparel and accessories. US subsidiary in Oregon.
- [uvex](https://allr.io/brand/uvex): German protective-equipment maker founded in 1926 in Fürth by Philipp M. Winter, still held by the Winter and Grau families after Warburg Pincus took a majority stake in 2025. Riders buy its sports eyewear — Sportstyle SP-series sunglasses and Skyryse goggles.
- [Vanucci](https://allr.io/brand/vanucci): Polo Motorrad house brand. Touring textile jackets, gloves, and accessories at value pricing.
- [Venture Heat](https://allr.io/brand/venture-heat): American heated-apparel maker founded in 2003 in Venice Beach, California, now based in Los Alamitos. Battery-powered heated jackets, vests, glove liners, and pant liners for riders, plus heat-therapy products; introduced an early lithium-ion powered heated vest.
- [VisioDry](https://allr.io/brand/visiodry): French vision-treatment brand based in Courbevoie, outside Paris. Superhydrophobic anti-rain aerosols and pocket pump sprays that bead water off helmet visors, goggles and glasses, sold alongside the VisioCrystal optical cleaner and VisioFog cloth.
- [Von Dutch](https://allr.io/brand/von-dutch): American fashion label best known for its trucker caps and bold iconography. Its motorcycle range is a leather and perforated summer glove line — Cali, Palavas, Brigitte, Hero — produced with French gear maker Helstons and sold through European moto retailers.
- [VQuatro](https://allr.io/brand/vquatro): French glove and apparel brand, styled V'Quattro Design, started by people who had spent their careers manufacturing gloves for other labels. Leather town and sport gloves such as the Cult and RL 18, plus riding sneakers and Circo rain suits sold through European dealers.
- [VR Equipment](https://allr.io/brand/vr-equipment): Italian motocross apparel and accessory line tied to Valentino Rossi, whose MX collection the brand credits to him. Off-road gloves, pants, jerseys, socks, and goggles, plus double-density EPS helmets; distributed mainly through Italian and European dealers.
- [Weldtite](https://allr.io/brand/weldtite): British bicycle-care manufacturer making cleaning and lubrication products since 1940. The Dirtwash range covers bike cleaners, degreasers and disc-brake cleaner; TF2 supplies Teflon chain lubes and greases, alongside Jet Valve CO2 inflators and puncture-repair kits. Riders use the same cleaners on motorcycles.
- [West Coast Choppers](https://allr.io/brand/west-coast-choppers): American custom-motorcycle shop founded in 1992 by Jesse James in Long Beach, California, and made famous by Discovery's Motorcycle Mania. The Long Beach shop closed in 2010; the name now survives mainly as apparel, including Kevlar riding shirts and the Por Vida and Grunge gloves.
- [Wolftech](https://allr.io/brand/wolftech): House brand of Canada's Royal Distributing (Royal J & M Distributing Inc.), which holds the Wolftech trademark. Private-label electrical and hardware accessories — wireless helmet brake lights, RCA and USB handlebar power sockets — alongside ATV/UTV brake pads, batteries, and windshields.
- [Wulfsport](https://allr.io/brand/wulfsport): British motocross and enduro clothing brand established in 1980. Race kit from toddler to XXXL: Matrix, Corsair and Warhammer jerseys and pants, Air-X youth helmets, Mudstompers boots, gloves and body armor. One of the UK's longest-running off-road apparel lines.
- [X-Bionic](https://allr.io/brand/x-bionic): Swiss performance-apparel maker founded more than 25 years ago on a scientific approach to base layers, using patented structures that put sweat to work cooling the body. Merino Apani and Energy Accumulator tights and shirts double as motorcycle mid-layers.
- [X-Lite](https://allr.io/brand/x-lite): Italian premium helmet brand and sister to Nolan. Carbon-shell race helmets including the X-803 RS Ultra Carbon used by Marc Marquez and Danilo Petrucci.
- [Yamaha](https://allr.io/brand/yamaha): Japanese motorcycle manufacturer founded in 1955. Yamaha Genuine Accessories includes branded jackets, gloves, helmets, and Tenere adventure gear.
- [Z1R](https://allr.io/brand/z1r): American motorcycle helmet and apparel brand. Value-tier full-face and open-face helmets and casual riding gear.
- [Zan Headgear](https://allr.io/brand/zan-headgear): American headwear maker founded in 2003 in San Diego and owned by Balboa Mfg. Co. Best known for the Motley Tube, a stretch polyester neck tube worn as balaclava, face mask, or beanie, plus Cooldanna bandanas, helmet liners, and fleece-lined winter tubes.
- [Zandonà](https://allr.io/brand/zandona): Italian body-armor manufacturer founded in 1985 in Caerano di San Marco, Treviso. Started in plastics technology and moved into protective equipment from 1997: back protectors, Netcube armor jackets, chest plates and limb guards for motorcycling, equestrian sport, skiing and MTB.
- [Zeta Racing](https://allr.io/brand/zeta-racing): Japanese off-road hard-parts brand of Dirt Freak. Precision-machined aluminium-alloy handlebars, pivot and brake levers, foot pegs, chain guides, vented handguards, shift levers and bar ends for motocross and enduro bikes, finished in anodised colours.
- [Zoan](https://allr.io/brand/zoan): Canadian house helmet brand of Gamma Powersports, a powersports wholesaler operating since 1972. Street, off-road, dual-sport, and snowmobile lids — including the Blade SV full-face and the Thunder snow helmet — built to a North American head shape with electric-shield options.
- [Zox](https://allr.io/brand/zox): Budget-priced powersports helmet brand sold through North American dealers, with separate street, dirt and snow lines. Modular (Brigade SVS), full-face (Sonic Ace) and open-face shells, plus serviceable spares such as the Z-DS10 drop-down sun visor.

## Feeds

- [Price drops (JSON Feed 1.1)](https://allr.io/feed/price-drops.json): top 50 motorcycle-gear products currently ≥10% below MSRP, refreshed every 15 minutes. Preferred format for AI Information Agents.
- [Price drops (RSS 2.0)](https://allr.io/feed/price-drops): same dataset in RSS 2.0 for legacy feed readers.

## MCP connector (for AI assistants)

- [MCP endpoint](https://allr.io/mcp): Model Context Protocol server — Streamable HTTP, stateless, no authentication, read-only. POST JSON-RPC 2.0. Tools: search_gear, get_product_offers, get_deals, get_size_recommendation, list_categories_and_brands.
- [Connector documentation](https://allr.io/developers): endpoint, transport, rate limits, full tool schemas with request/response examples, data freshness and terms.

## Tools

- [Import duty & landed cost calculator](https://allr.io/tools/import-duty-calculator): free calculator for the delivered cost of imported motorcycle gear — import duty by gear type and destination (Canada, US, EU, UK, Australia), leather vs textile tariff classification, seller VAT removal on export, currency conversion, de-minimis thresholds, shipping and customs brokerage. Destination sales tax is excluded. Includes a full duty-rate reference table with its verification date and the official schedules it was read from.
- [Calculator API](https://allr.io/api/tools/landed-cost): GET or POST JSON — destination, category, material, price, currency, and either a storeId we track or a seller country + shipping figure. Returns the full line-item breakdown, the duty rate and its basis, the FX rate used and whether it was live or fallback.

## Site & policies

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- [Guides index](https://allr.io/guides): editorial articles on motorcycle gear shopping
- [About ALLR](https://allr.io/about): who we are, and how landed-cost ranking works
- [Import duty calculator](https://allr.io/tools/import-duty-calculator): free landed-cost calculator for imported motorcycle gear, with the duty-rate table per gear type and destination
- [Methodology](https://allr.io/methodology): how we verify the lowest price — landed-cost ranking, the retailers we rank, and the wider Shopify-marketplace cross-check with its limits
- [Pricing](https://allr.io/pricing): free vs ALLR Pro (monthly, billed in your local currency) — feature and limit comparison
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