MotoBull at Moto Central is a compact men’s range from MotoGirl, combining certified motorcycle trousers and protective flannel jackets with casual T-shirts, hoodies, a cap and a bandana. The collection is easy to browse, but the distinction between riding kit and branded leisurewear is important.
Ryan cargo trousers are available in several colours, while the Woody flannel jacket comes in red and grey. Those are the protective motorcycle garments in the current range. The graphic tees, Helmet hoodies, Logo mesh cap and bandana are casual pieces and should not be used as substitutes for certified riding equipment.
What is in the MotoBull range?
Ryan cargo trousers
Ryan cargos pair a casual utility shape with motorcycle-specific construction. The official product information identifies EN 17092-4:2020 Class A certification, adjustable Level 2 knee protection and pockets for optional hip protectors. Colour availability includes black, camo green, olive green and beige.
Woody flannel jackets
Woody looks like a checked overshirt but is a certified motorcycle jacket. MotoGirl specifies EN 17092-3:2020 Class AA certification, a Kevlar lining and Level 1 D3O Ghost protection at the shoulders and elbows. The back protector is a separate purchase.
T-shirts and hoodies
Riding Bones, Logo, Bull Types, Racing Team and Ring T-shirts provide different graphics and washed colour finishes. Helmet hoodies add a warmer casual option. These products are leisurewear unless an individual listing explicitly provides a motorcycle PPE standard.
Cap and bandana
The Logo mesh cap and MotoBull bandana complete the casual range. A bandana may add light comfort around the neck or face, but neither accessory provides the coverage or certification of proper motorcycle protective equipment.
Protective garments and casual clothing are different
Look for an EN 17092 class on the exact garment before treating it as motorcycle PPE. In this range, the Ryan and Woody specifications are model-specific. Do not apply their ratings, reinforced constructions or included armour to MotoBull T-shirts, hoodies, caps or bandanas.
Choosing Ryan cargo trousers
Measure your waist and choose the leg length that places the knee protector correctly while seated. Official Ryan sizing spans multiple waist and inseam combinations, but availability can vary by colour. Try the trousers in a riding posture and adjust the knee armour so it covers the kneecap rather than resting on the shin or thigh.
Check that the waist adjusters remain comfortable, pockets close securely and the ankle works with your usual motorcycle boots. Hip protection is not included, so add only a compatible insert that sits flat in the supplied pockets. Class A describes the complete Ryan garment; the included knee protectors have their own separate Level 2 marking.
Choosing the Woody flannel jacket
Woody should fit closely enough to hold its shoulder and elbow protectors in position without restricting your reach to the bars. Zip and fasten the cuffs, then lean forward and make sure the hem still overlaps your trousers. The official specification lists mesh ventilation at the shoulders, but the reinforced lining means it will not feel identical to a lightweight casual flannel.
If you add a back protector, use the dimensions recommended for the pocket and recheck the fit with it installed. Allow room for your usual base layer, but avoid excess looseness that could let protectors move away from the joints.
Compare Ryan with the wider motorcycle trousers range, or browse motorcycle jackets for alternative materials and weather protection. For a broader casual-inspired riding wardrobe, see street style motorcycle gear.
Why buy MotoBull from Moto Central?
Moto Central keeps the complete current MotoBull mix together while making the role of each product clear. Riders can compare Ryan colours and Woody jacket options, then add branded casual pieces without mistaking them for protective kit. If you need help with waist, leg length, armour position or jacket sizing, contact the team with your measurements and exact model.
Common questions about MotoBull
Are Ryan cargo trousers protective?
Yes. The current official specification states Class A certification and includes Level 2 knee protectors. Hip protector pockets are present, but hip armour is sold separately.
Is the Woody a casual flannel shirt?
No. It has a flannel appearance, but MotoGirl specifies Class AA certification, a reinforced lining and included shoulder and elbow armour.
Do the MotoBull hoodies include armour?
The current Helmet hoodies are casual clothing. Do not assume armour or certification unless the exact product listing explicitly says so.
How should Ryan knee armour sit?
It should cover the knee in your normal riding position. Use the adjustment provided, then check both legs while seated before riding.
