What materials and construction are used in this racing jacket?

It uses 1.2–1.3 mm top grain cowhide leather. Panels include Kevlar-look stretch Cordura at sleeves and calves. Zippers are original YKK on front, cuffs, and calf. Inside has a 100% polyester mesh lining for comfort. Safety stitching and pre-curved sleeves add durability and fit. This build suits riders who want durable race-oriented leather. Top grain leather gives good abrasion resistance in sliding situations. Cordura panels allow movement and reduce stitch stress during leaned turns. YKK zippers are durable and resist salt and dirt. Overall construction follows MotoGP-styled patterns for race posture.

How does the jacket's protection system work on track and street?

The jacket uses CE-approved removable shoulder and elbow protectors. It also includes a CE-approved removable back protector and hump. 1.2–1.3 mm leather plus safety stitching improves performance in slides. Protectors are removable for washing and customizing armor levels. They meet CE standards but cannot guarantee injury prevention in crashes. This system suits track riders and aggressive street riders who want modular armor. The hump offers aerodynamic stability at high speeds. Armor pockets accept different CE inserts for rider preference. Always check protector placement before every ride for correct coverage.

Is the Chris Vermeulen Rizla Suzuki GSXR Racing Jacket MotoGP 2008 true to size?

It runs close to race fit for most riders. Pre-curved sleeves and a snug cut follow a riding posture. Measure chest and compare with our size chart before ordering. If you plan base layers, choose one size up for comfort. Armor is removable which slightly changes how the jacket fits. Contact our fit team with measurements for a personalized suggestion. Also check sleeve length while in riding position for better fit. Hump and back protector add bulk at the upper back area. If between sizes we usually advise testing the larger size for touring comfort.

How breathable is this leather racing jacket for hot-weather rides?

Breathability is moderate due to limited external vents. The mesh lining helps wick sweat and improves internal airflow. Kevlar-look Cordura panels add stretch but do not add vents. For hot days use moisture-wicking base layers to reduce cling. Open the front zipper slightly at stops to gain airflow. This jacket suits warm-weather track sessions with careful layering. If you ride in extreme heat, consider a perforated leather race jacket instead. But this jacket balances protection and ventilation for most riders. Short stops and open vents on leathers improve comfort during long rides.

How should I clean and maintain the leather racing jacket to keep it road-ready?

Clean with a damp cloth and mild leather cleaner when needed. Remove CE armor before washing or applying conditioners. Use a breathable hanger and store away from direct sunlight. Apply leather conditioner sparingly to keep the hide supple and nourished. Avoid heat sources and do not machine wash or tumble dry. Lubricate YKK zippers occasionally to prevent sticking and corrosion. For tough stains consult a professional leather cleaner familiar with race gear. Check seams and stitching periodically and repair small issues early. Proper care extends the jacket's appearance and fit over seasons.

Chris Vermeulen Rizla Suzuki GSXR Racing Jacket MotoGP 2008 front view

Chris Vermeulen Rizla Suzuki GSXR Racing Jacket MotoGP 2008 right view

Chris Vermeulen Rizla Suzuki GSXR Racing Jacket MotoGP 2008 left view

Chris Vermeulen Rizla Suzuki GSXR Racing Jacket MotoGP 2008 back view

GSXR Racing Jacket Rizla Suzuki GP 2008

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BMLJ-CV200009

Special Price $466.86 Regular Price $583.58

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Jacket Size (Men)

PRODUCT SIZE	CONVERSION GUIDE		BODY MEASUREMENTS
			A	B	C	D	E
U.S. SIZE	EU SIZE	INTL SIZE	NECK (CM)	SLEEVE (CM)	CHEST (CM)	WAIST (CM)	HEIGHT (CM)
32	42	XS	36.0	55.1	84.0	72.0	165.0
34	44	S	37.0	56.2	88.0	76.0	168.0
36	46	S	38.0	57.3	92.0	80.0	171.0
38	48	M	39.0	58.4	96.0	84.0	174.0
40	50	M	40.0	59.5	100.0	88.0	177.0
42	52	L	41.0	60.4	104.0	92.0	180.0
44	54	L	42.0	61.2	108.0	96.0	183.0
46	56	XL	43.0	62.1	112.0	100.0	186.0
48	58	XL	44.0	62.3	116.0	104.0	187.0
50	60	XXL	45.0	62.6	120.0	108.0	188.0

PRODUCT SIZE	CONVERSION GUIDE		BODY MEASUREMENTS
			A	B	C	D	E
U.S. SIZE	EU SIZE	INTL SIZE	NECK (INCH)	SLEEVE (INCH)	CHEST (INCH)	WAIST (INCH)	HEIGHT (INCH)
32	42	XS	14.2	21.7	33.1	28.3	5'4"
34	44	S	14.6	22.1	34.6	29.9	5'5"
36	46	S	15.0	22.6	36.2	31.5	5'6"
38	48	M	15.4	23.0	37.8	33.1	5'7"
40	50	M	15.7	23.4	39.4	34.6	5'8"
42	52	L	16.1	23.8	40.9	36.2	5'9"
44	54	L	16.5	24.1	42.5	37.8	6'0"
46	56	XL	16.9	24.4	44.1	39.4	6'1"
48	58	XL	17.3	24.5	45.7	40.9	6'1"
50	60	XXL	17.7	24.6	47.2	42.5	6'2"

How to Measure

A: Neck: Just below your adam’s apple, take a skin tight measurement around your neck.

B: Sleeve: With arm relaxed at side and elbow slightly bent, measure from point of shoulder, and down outside of arm past elbow to wrist.

C: Chest: This measurement is taken just below to your breast under the arms, closely around the body.

D: Waist: Measure around the body at your natural waist level, normally 6 cm below your navel.

E: Height: Stand next to a wall, put a ruler horizontally on your head and mark at the point where the ruler reach the wall, measure the distance from the floor to the mark.

Jacket Size (Women)

PRODUCT SIZE	CONVERSION GUIDE		BODY MEASUREMENTS
			A	B	C	D	E	F
U.S. SIZE	EU SIZE	INTL SIZE	NECK (CM)	SLEEVE (CM)	CHEST (CM)	BREAST (CM)	WAIST (CM)	HEIGHT (CM)
6	38	XXS	29.6	52.5	74.0	78.0	58.0	158.0
8	40	XS	30.6	53.5	78.0	82.0	62.0	161.0
10	42	S	31.6	54.5	82.0	86.0	66.0	164.0
12	44	M	32.6	55.5	86.0	90.0	70.0	167.0
14	46	M	33.6	56.5	90.0	94.0	74.0	170.0
16	48	L	34.6	57.5	94.0	98.0	78.0	173.0
18	50	XL	35.6	58.5	98.0	102.0	82.0	176.0
20	52	XL	36.6	58.8	102.0	106.0	86.0	177.0

PRODUCT SIZE	CONVERSION GUIDE		BODY MEASUREMENTS
			A	B	C	D	E	F
U.S. SIZE	EU SIZE	INTL SIZE	NECK (INCHES)	SLEEVE (INCHES)	CHEST (INCHES)	BREAST (INCHES)	WAIST (INCHES)	HEIGHT (INCHES)
6	38	XXS	11.7	20.7	29.1	30.7	22.8	5'2"
8	40	XS	12.0	21.1	30.7	32.3	24.4	5'3"
10	42	S	12.4	21.5	32.3	33.9	26.0	5'4"
12	44	M	12.8	21.9	33.9	35.4	27.6	5'5"
14	46	M	13.2	22.2	35.4	37.0	29.1	5'6"
16	48	L	13.6	22.6	37.0	38.6	30.7	5'7"
18	50	XL	14.0	23.0	38.6	40.2	32.3	5'8"
20	52	XL	14.4	23.1	40.2	41.7	33.9	5'9"

How to Measure

A: Neck: Just below your adam’s apple, take a skin tight measurement around your neck.

B: Sleeve: With arm relaxed at side and elbow slightly bent, measure from point of shoulder, and down outside of arm past elbow to wrist.

C: Chest: This measurement is taken just below to your breast under the arms, closely around the body.

D: Breast: This measurement is taken at the fullest part of your chest (across your nipples) under the arms, closely around the body.

E: Waist: Measure around the body at your natural waist level, normally 6 cm below your navel.

F: Height: Stand next to a wall, put a ruler horizontally on your head and mark at the point where the ruler reach the wall, measure the distance from the floor to the mark.

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