Suzuki GSX-R Blue Motorcycle Leather Racing Gloves Pro

The Suzuki GSX-R Blue Motorcycle Leather Racing Gloves Pro are finished in Suzuki Racing team colours, reproduced in leather patchwork rather than print.

Built from full-grain cowhide with CE certified knuckle protection, reinforced palm padding and pre-curved fingers. Made to order in standard sizes or to your own hand measurements.

Construction

• Full-grain cowhide leather throughout — never bonded or PU-coated material, which tears rather than abrades
• CE certified knuckle protection: a hard external shell that takes the first impact and lets the glove slide rather than grip the tarmac
• Reinforced palm padding at the heel of the hand, the part that contacts the ground first in almost every fall
• Pre-curved fingers stitched into riding shape, so the glove does not fight your grip on the bars over a long session
• Secure wrist closure strap that stops the glove being pulled off during a slide — the way most unsecured gloves fail
• Additional reinforcing layer at the palm and thumb, the highest-wear areas
• Ventilation panels set into the fingers and back of hand, positioned away from the knuckle shell
• Touchscreen compatible fingertips for phone and GPS use without removing a glove
• Stitched with high-strength bonded nylon thread
• Team designs produced as leather patchwork rather than print, so they cannot crack, peel or fade

Short or Gauntlet Cut?

If you ride on track or wear a one piece leather suit, choose a gauntlet cut. The overlapping cuff removes the gap at the wrist where a suit sleeve and a short glove separate under slide forces.

Riders and Bikes

Most often ordered by riders on the Suzuki GSX-R1000, GSX-R750, GSX-R600 and Hayabusa, and by anyone matching gloves to Suzuki leathers. Any pair can be produced in a colourway matched to your bike or the rest of your gear.

Sizing

Gloves are the hardest piece of riding kit to buy off the shelf, because hand width and finger length vary independently — most riders sit between two standard sizes. Every pair here can be made to your own measurements.

Measure the circumference of your palm around the knuckles, excluding the thumb, and the length from the base of your palm to the tip of your middle finger. Send both figures with your order and the gloves are cut to those dimensions. Full instructions are on the size guide.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these motorcycle gloves CE certified?
Yes. The knuckle protection fitted to these gloves is CE certified. Full protection documentation across the range is on the protection and safety page.

Can you match my Suzuki’s colours?
Yes. Send a photograph or the paint reference and the leather is dyed to match as closely as hide allows, so the gloves sit correctly alongside the bike and the rest of your gear.

Are the seams inside or outside?
Main seams are stitched with high-strength bonded nylon thread and positioned away from the primary contact areas, so they do not sit under the palm where they would abrade first.

Can I wash leather gloves?
No. Never machine wash or soak them — water strips the oils from the hide and the leather hardens as it dries. Wipe with a damp cloth and condition when needed.

What size motorcycle gloves should I order?
Measure your palm circumference around the knuckles and your hand length from palm base to middle fingertip, then check both against the size guide. If you fall between two sizes, send your measurements and the gloves are made to fit rather than rounded up or down.

Can I get gloves to match my suit or jacket?
Yes. Any glove can be produced in the colours of a leather racing suit or leather motorcycle jacket, including rider numbers and team colours.

What is the difference between racing gloves and winter riding gloves?
Racing gloves prioritise abrasion resistance, knuckle protection and bar feel, with minimal insulation. Winter gloves add thermal lining and waterproofing at the cost of bulk and feel. For track and sport riding, choose a racing glove.

Care Instructions

• Wipe the exterior with a soft, slightly damp cloth
• Use a leather conditioner when the hide feels dry
• Do not machine wash, tumble dry or bleach
• Dry naturally, away from direct sunlight and artificial heat
• Store flat or lightly stuffed so the fingers keep their shape