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This Furygan one-piece leather suit collection is focused entirely on the Overtake X Kevlar race suit. The three listings are colourways of the same performance-led design, not three different suit families. Built around a close track riding position, the Overtake combines leather construction, impact armour, stretch areas, an aerodynamic hump and replaceable knee sliders.
Furygan says the Overtake followed three years of development around track-riding ergonomics, using ideas tested in MotoGP and World Superbike equipment. It is also one of the Furygan suits that the brand identifies as compatible with its In&motion airbag system. Compatibility does not replace correct sizing, set-up or the airbag manufacturer's instructions.
What the Furygan Overtake suit is designed for
Track-oriented riding position
A one-piece suit should feel naturally shaped when you are leaning forward on the motorcycle. Pre-curved limbs and stretch sections help the Overtake follow that position. It may feel restrictive when standing upright, but it should not create sharp pressure points or prevent you reaching the controls.
Leather and impact protection
The Moto Central product specification lists full-grain leather, D3O protection at the shoulders, elbows and knees, hip protection and a pocket for an optional Furygan back protector. Check the exact product page and current certification information before ordering because optional protection is not included automatically.
Race details
An aerodynamic hump, replaceable knee sliders and secure zips reflect the suit's circuit-focused purpose. Stretch panels support movement across the bike, while the internal lining is intended to make the close-fitting construction more manageable during demanding riding.
Airbag compatibility
Furygan's official airbag guidance names the Overtake as compatible with In&motion. The airbag vest, subscription and any service components are separate products. Follow the airbag instructions and confirm that the suit and vest combination is correctly sized before use.
How should a one-piece leather suit fit?
Use chest, waist, hip, inseam and height measurements rather than relying only on your usual jacket size. Try the suit with the base layer, back protector, chest protection and airbag equipment you plan to wear. Armour should sit over the relevant joint when you are in a riding position, and the suit should remain close enough that protectors cannot rotate away from their intended position.
Check that you can bend your knees fully, reach the handlebars and move between the seat and footpegs. There should be no severe pulling at the neck, shoulders, crotch or behind the knees. A small amount of leather bedding-in is normal, but sizing should never depend on protection moving into place later.
What else do you need with a race suit?
A suit is only one part of the riding system. Use a compatible full-length back protector where it is not included, and check whether you need separate chest protection. Choose a close-fitting technical base layer to make the suit easier to put on and remove while managing moisture. Race gloves should overlap the sleeves securely, and track boots must work with the leg cuff without forcing the knee armour out of position.
If you plan to use an electronic airbag, include it during fitting. The Furygan Overtake is named as compatible by Furygan, but the vest still needs correct activation, subscription status and servicing. Never add unapproved bulk beneath a close-fitting suit or alter the leather, seams or airbag space.
Why buy a Furygan leather suit from Moto Central?
Moto Central can help riders compare the Overtake against other one-piece suits, understand the product's armour and compatibility details, and check how gloves, boots, base layers and optional protection work together. Our Wolvey showroom gives riders the opportunity to assess selected equipment in a proper riding stance rather than judging fit while standing normally.
- See the full Furygan collection
- Compare other one-piece motorcycle suits
- Add compatible motorcycle body armour and technical base layers
- Match your suit with motorcycle gloves and motorcycle boots
Furygan one-piece suit questions
Are these three different Furygan suit models?
No. All three listings are Overtake X Kevlar one-piece leather suits in different colourways. Their size availability can differ, so check each product page.
Is a back protector included with the Overtake?
The current Moto Central specification describes a pocket for an optional Furygan back protector. Check the product contents before ordering and choose the correct protector size for the suit.
Is the Furygan Overtake compatible with an airbag?
Furygan names the Overtake as compatible with its In&motion airbag system. The airbag equipment and subscription are separate, and the complete combination must be fitted and operated according to the manufacturer's instructions.
Can a one-piece leather suit be used on the road?
A one-piece suit can be used for road riding when its certification and features are appropriate, but the Overtake is shaped around a track-style position. Consider comfort, ventilation and the difficulty of removing a one-piece suit during longer stops.
Should a new leather suit feel tight?
It should be close enough to keep the armour aligned, but not so tight that it restricts breathing, control movement or circulation. Assess it while seated in a realistic riding position with every layer and protector you intend to use.
