Bike It 2026 Range
Bike It gloves include certified road gloves for summer, touring, cruiser and sports use, alongside rain overgloves, cotton liners and disposable workshop gloves. Those products serve very different purposes, so identify the glove type before comparing warmth, protection or fit.
Choose by glove purpose
Summer road gloves
UCG, CGA, Triple Black Air, UFG and AMP models offer different leather or textile constructions, cuff lengths and ventilation. The official Bike It declaration lists these named road gloves to EN 13594:2015.
Touring and all-season gloves
Burhou and Triple Black gloves are the weather-focused options in the current protective range. Check the exact membrane, insulation, cuff arrangement and care instructions on the product page.
Rain covers and inner gloves
Rain overgloves add an outer weather layer, while cotton inner gloves sit beneath a compatible pair. Neither replaces a correctly fitted protective motorcycle glove.
Workshop gloves
Disposable nitrile gloves help protect hands during suitable maintenance tasks. They are not designed for abrasion or impact protection while riding.
Check control feel before riding
With the glove fully fastened, you should be able to operate the throttle, clutch, brake and switches without excess material bunching at the fingertips. Liners or overgloves must not make the combined fit too tight.
Compare the complete live range at Moto Central
Moto Central presents Bike It's different glove types together while keeping their purpose clear. Match them with Bike It jackets and Bike It boots, or return to the full Bike It collection.
Customer questions
Are rain overgloves protective?
They are weather covers. Wear them over suitable protective motorcycle gloves and check that the combined layers do not restrict control movement.
How should motorcycle gloves fit?
They should be secure at the wrist with no excessive fingertip space, painful pressure or restriction when gripping the bars. Check both hands because hand size can differ slightly.
