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John Doe Clearance currently focuses on protective motorcycle jeans and casual-looking riding jackets, supported by a small choice of leather gloves and a separate Level 1 back protector. There are men's, ladies and unisex-style garments, but no boots in the live collection.
The remaining pieces include Pioneer Mono, Original, Trophy Mono and Betty jeans, Maverick, Explorer and Flight jackets, Stroker cargo trousers, Grinder and Durango gloves. Several garments use John Doe's XTM construction, although monolayer and lined designs should not be treated as the same product.
Compare the garment class, monolayer or lined construction, included knee and hip protectors, and the position of the armour pockets. The collection includes slim, regular, cargo and ladies-specific cuts.
Maverick, Explorer and Flight styles have different outer fabrics and constructions. Check the certification, supplied shoulder and elbow protection, optional back-protector pocket and weather information for the exact jacket.
Grinder and Durango are short leather gloves. Assess finger length, palm fit, cuff fastening and the precise protection standard listed for the colour and model.
The Level 1 protector is a separate insert rather than a jacket. Confirm the required protector size and the garment pocket it is intended to fit before ordering.
XTM is not one universal construction: John Doe uses the name across different garments, including monolayer denim and products with a separate protective lining. Use the detailed material and certification information on the individual listing.
Try protective jeans in a riding position. The waistband should stay comfortable when seated, the knee protectors should remain centred and the hem should still overlap the boots. A fashion-jeans size is a useful starting point, but it is not a substitute for the motorcycle garment's size chart and available leg length.
With jackets, make sure the shoulder and elbow protectors stay in place when reaching for the bars. If a back protector is optional, allow for the extra thickness before deciding the fit is correct. For gloves, use the controls and check that excess material does not bunch across the palm.
Moto Central keeps the remaining John Doe jeans, jackets, gloves and protector together while preserving the detailed listing for each garment's live size, construction and armour. This makes it easier to compare a monolayer jean with a lined cargo trouser or a denim-style jacket with the lighter Flight design.
No. Certification can differ by garment and model year. Check the exact class stated on the product page.
Not automatically. Review the included protector list and any optional back, hip or upgrade information for that item.
No. The current products are jeans, cargo trousers, jackets, gloves and a separate back protector.
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