Spada

Moto Central’s Spada range covers motorcycle helmets, protective jackets and trousers, gloves, boots, hoodies and shirts, waterproof over-layers, base layers and casual clothing. It is a broad collection rather than one technical product family, so certification, armour, waterproofing and fit must be checked on the individual item.

Find the right Spada motorcycle gear

Begin with the product category and riding conditions rather than assuming every Spada item has the same construction. A ventilated summer trouser, waterproof touring jacket and protective riding hoodie solve different problems, even when they sit in the same brand collection.

• Motorcycle helmets: compare shell style, approval, retention system, internal sun visor, ventilation and Pinlock provision on the exact model. A flip-front or removable component should only be used in configurations permitted by its approval.
• Jackets and trousers: choose between leather, textile, denim, ventilated and waterproof designs. Garment protection classes and supplied armour vary, and an armour pocket does not always mean the protector is included.
• Gloves: check cuff length, knuckle and palm construction, seasonal insulation, waterproof membrane and touchscreen details. A warm glove is not automatically waterproof, and a waterproof glove may be too warm for summer.
• Boots and short footwear: compare coverage, fastening, toe and ankle structure, sole grip and walking comfort. WP in a product name identifies a stated waterproof version; other colourways or related names may differ.
• Layers and casual clothing: base layers, waterproof oversuits, T-shirts and ordinary hoodies are not substitutes for certified outer protective clothing unless the product listing explicitly says otherwise.

Certification and armour

Spada’s current clothing range includes garments marked to different protection classes, including A, AA and AAA on specified models. Those letters apply to the tested garment named on the label and product page, not to the brand as a whole. Check whether shoulder, elbow, knee, hip or back protection is supplied, optional or not applicable.

Fit and layering

Use the size guide attached to the exact garment and measure over the layers you intend to wear. Protective clothing should keep armour positioned over the joint while you are seated on the motorcycle, without pulling tightly across the shoulders, hips or knees. For jackets and trousers designed to connect, confirm the zip type and compatibility instead of assuming every Spada pair attaches.

Waterproof liners, thermal liners and separate over-layers work differently. Check whether each layer is fixed, removable or sold separately, and leave enough room for comfortable movement. With boots and gloves, verify that cuffs overlap the chosen clothing in a way that suits your wet-weather setup.

Helmets, visors and accessories

Helmet fit is individual. Measure around the widest part of the head, follow the model’s size chart and check for firm, even contact without sharp pressure points. Replacement visors, Pinlock inserts, peaks and liners must match the exact helmet model and generation. A similar-looking attachment is not proof of compatibility.

Small accessories and care products can be useful additions, but confirm their intended material and use. Keep protective equipment maintained according to its own instructions, and replace any item after damage or when the manufacturer’s inspection guidance requires it.

Why buy Spada from Moto Central?

Moto Central’s combined Spada collection makes it easy to see the brand across riding disciplines, while more focused pages help narrow the choice. Browse Spada helmets, Spada motorcycle clothing, Spada gloves and Spada boots. Comparing the separate categories helps avoid buying a casual layer when protective kit is required, or a weather-specific item that does not suit the season.

Common questions

Is every Spada garment CE certified?

No. The range includes certified protective clothing as well as base layers, over-layers and casual products. Check the individual listing and garment label for its purpose and protection class.

Are all Spada jackets waterproof?

No. Some products use a waterproof liner or outer construction, some are ventilated, and others are casual clothing. Look for the precise weather specification on the product page.

Will any Spada visor fit any Spada helmet?

No. Visors and other helmet parts are model-specific and can also be generation-specific. Match the full helmet name before ordering a replacement.