Bike It 2026 Range
This Bike It base-layer collection combines one long-sleeved Coolmax shirt with three targeted neoprene comfort products: a palm saver, knee warmers and a waist warmer. They solve different problems, so the right choice depends on where you want extra coverage rather than one shared set of base-layer features.
Which Bike It layer do you need?
Long-sleeved shirt
Choose the Coolmax shirt when you want a layer across the torso and arms beneath a jacket. It should fit smoothly without creating folds under protectors or restricting shoulder movement.
Knee warmers
The neoprene knee warmers provide targeted coverage around the knees. Position and fasten them so they do not bunch behind the knee or move any protector away from its intended location.
Waist warmer
A waist warmer can help close the gap around the lower back and midsection. Check the adjustable fit while seated, particularly where it overlaps the trouser waistband and jacket hem.
Palm saver
The palm saver sits beneath suitable gloves to add a local comfort layer. Make sure it does not make the glove too tight, restrict finger movement or interfere with throttle and lever control.
Comfort layers are not impact protection
These products do not replace a protective jacket, trousers, gloves or armour. Every layer must work with the fit of your riding equipment and leave controls and movement unrestricted.
Build a practical layering system
Moto Central keeps these focused comfort products alongside the wider Bike It range. Combine them carefully with Bike It jackets, Bike It trousers or protective gloves rather than choosing a layer in isolation.
