Spada Leather Jackets

Spada leather jackets cover several distinct formats, from the Turbine leather bomber and Lambert Rev.2 roadster jacket to the Corsa GP sport design, Hanzo, Campus and women-specific Lancer and Pulse products. The collection includes current and earlier model families, so compare the exact garment class, armour package, fit and ventilation rather than applying one specification across every listing.

Choose the jacket style first

Protection and fit checks

• Read the EN 17092 class: Spada officially lists Turbine as AAA and Lambert Rev.2 and Hanzo as AA. Do not transfer those ratings to another model.
• Check every protector: Lambert Rev.2 is listed with five-piece TetraHex Level 2 armour, but protector type, level and included body zones vary elsewhere.
• Try the riding position: sleeves should still meet the gloves, the waist should remain covered and shoulder and elbow armour should stay centred with arms bent.
• Allow for intended layers: a secure leather fit should control the armour without limiting breathing, reach or circulation.
• Plan for wet weather: leather construction alone is not a waterproof specification. Use a suitable rain layer or compare Spada textile jackets where a membrane is required.

Why compare Spada leather jackets at Moto Central?

The Moto Central collection places the current and earlier Spada leather models together, making it easier to compare bomber, roadster, sport and women-specific cuts without hiding their differences behind generic claims. Product pages provide the live size and colour options, while focused links lead to women-specific leather, textile alternatives and Spada armour.

Leather care

Follow the sewn-in care label for the jacket. Remove surface dirt gently, allow damp leather to dry naturally away from radiators and test any cleaner or conditioner on a hidden area first. Store the jacket on a broad hanger and refit removable armour in the correct pocket and orientation.

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