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Icon motorcycle gear combines distinctive road-focused design with a broad catalogue of helmets, jackets, gloves, boots, armour and replacement parts. This collection brings those product families together, from current ECE 22.06 helmets and CE-certified riding wear to model-specific shields, liners and mechanisms.
Choose by the job the product needs to do, then check the individual specification. Materials, protection levels, weather resistance and fit vary between models. A mesh summer jacket is different from an insulated or waterproof layer, while an open-face helmet offers different coverage from a full-face or modular design.
Start with helmet type and fit. Full-face models provide an integral chin bar, open-face designs leave the lower face exposed, and modular models use a moving chin section. Approval and accessory generation matter too: for example, Icon lists separate ECE 22.05 and ECE 22.06 Airflite shields, while Ultraflite, Threshold and Domain each use their own visor systems.
Browse Icon helmets for complete helmets, Icon visors for model-specific shields, and Icon helmet spare parts for mechanisms, liners and trim. Do not force a part that does not align and lock exactly as the helmet manual describes.
Icon's road clothing spans ventilated mesh, leather, waterproof and casual-looking protective designs. Read the garment's EN 17092 class and included armour specification rather than assuming every jacket provides identical coverage. Fit also changes by model: a sport cut is shaped differently from a relaxed layer intended for more upright use.
For gloves, choose the amount of airflow, insulation and weather protection needed for the ride. Then verify cuff coverage, fastening and certification on the individual item. Explore Icon clothing and Icon gloves to narrow the range.
Icon boots cover several use cases. Stormhawk combines a water-resistant leather upper with an eVent waterproof liner and BOA fit system, while Hooligan AF uses an engineered mesh construction and BOA closure for airflow. Elsinore 2 is a tall leather, buckle-fastened boot described by Icon as water-resistant rather than waterproof. Compare the full specification and certification before choosing.
The Icon boots collection lets you compare those formats. For impact protection, Icon body armour includes fitted layers, standalone vests and replacement D3O inserts. Confirm the intended body zone, protector size and garment compatibility.
Moto Central groups the range by brand, model and product type, which makes it easier to compare complete gear with the correct spares. The live catalogue includes current products and legacy accessories, so product titles retain model, generation and part details wherever they are needed for fitment.
No. D3O appears across many current garments, gloves, boots and armour products, but the type, body zone and level vary. Check the individual specification.
No. Some models use waterproof liners, some are water-resistant and others prioritise ventilation. Look for the exact waterproof wording and EN 13634 marking.
No. Shields are model and often generation specific. Match the helmet name, ECE generation and shield part number.
It should allow normal controls and movement while holding the protectors over their intended areas. Follow the model's size chart and account for any layers worn underneath.
No. Match the protector shape and size to the receiving pocket and garment instructions. Do not trim or fold an insert to make it fit.
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