Motorcycle Sport & Leisure

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There has been a CE standard for motorcycle clothing since 2002, but until recently it was not compulsory to have products tested and certified. Making clothing that conforms to a standard adds time and cost to the process and also limits the choice of materials and other design elements, so it isn’t surprising that few companies bothered with it.

That changed recently with the introduction of an updated CE standard - EN 17092 - and new legislation that requires all new motorcycle clothing to be tested

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