Trail and Adventure Motorcycle Gear

Trail and Adventure motorcycle gear

In this category, you will find a selection of riding gear for Trail and Adventure motorcycles. We offer helmets, jackets, trousers, gloves, boots, protection, backpacks and luggage solutions designed to improve safety and comfort during daily commuting, road rides, long-distance travel and riding on tracks or authorised trails.

At Non Stop Bikes, we select gear from specialist brands based on protection, durability, functionality and suitability for mixed-surface riding. Whether you use your Trail motorcycle every day or for rides, touring or trips away from the tarmac, you can find suitable products to equip yourself and enjoy every journey.

What is a Trail or Adventure motorcycle?

Trail and Adventure motorcycles stand out for their versatility. They combine a high riding position, longer-travel suspension, good range and the ability to fit luggage systems and protection.

Depending on the model, they may be more focused on road riding, long-distance touring or mixed use on tarmac and tracks. For this reason, riding gear should be chosen according to the type of motorcycle, the length of the ride, weather conditions and the level of off-road riding involved.

What gear do you need to ride a Trail motorcycle?

A complete Trail riding kit should protect the rider without restricting freedom of movement. It should also allow the rider to adapt to changing temperatures, rain, wind, dust and terrain that may be encountered during a ride or trip.

Basic riding gear for a Trail or Adventure motorcycle may include:

• Trail, Adventure, full-face or modular helmet.
• Motorcycle jacket with approved protection.
• Abrasion-resistant trousers.
• Gloves suitable for the season.
• Trail, Adventure or touring boots.
• Back protector and additional protection.
• Thermal or waterproof clothing.
• Backpack, hydration pack or travel luggage.

Trail and Adventure helmets

Trail and Adventure helmets combine features of full-face helmets and off-road models. They usually include a peak, front visor and a wide field of vision. Some models also allow off-road goggles to be used when riding on tracks.

When choosing a helmet for a Trail motorcycle, it is worth considering:

• Current approval standard.
• Correct size and fit.
• Helmet weight and weight distribution.
• Ventilation system.
• Quality and size of the visor.
• Compatibility with off-road goggles.
• Preparation for fitting an intercom.
• Removable and washable lining.

When riding mainly on the road, full-face or modular helmets can also be used, especially if noise insulation, comfort and wind protection are priorities.

Trail and Adventure jackets

Trail jackets are generally designed for use in different seasons. Depending on the model, they may feature shoulder and elbow protectors, space for a back protector, a waterproof membrane, removable thermal lining and adjustable ventilation openings.

For rides and long-distance travel, it is advisable to choose a jacket with:

• Approved protectors.
• Good adjustable ventilation.
• Waterproof membrane or water-resistant outer layer.
• Adjustments at the arms, waist, cuffs and collar.
• Large and accessible pockets.
• Reflective elements.
• Compatibility or connection with motorcycle trousers.

Trail motorcycle trousers

Trail and Adventure trousers should provide abrasion resistance, mobility and protection. There are waterproof textile models, ventilated options and trousers designed to be combined with thermal base layers.

It is important that they include knee protection and, preferably, hip protection. For long journeys, it is also worth considering ventilation, waterproofing, available adjustment points and how easily they fit over boots.

Trail and Adventure gloves

Trail gloves should suit the season and the type of riding. Lightweight, ventilated models are suitable for summer and track riding, while waterproof or thermal gloves provide greater protection from cold, wind and rain.

A good glove should protect the knuckles, palm and fingers without reducing feel at the clutch, brake and throttle. For year-round touring, it can be useful to have one pair of ventilated gloves and another waterproof pair.

Trail and Adventure motorcycle boots

Trail boots offer a balance of protection, comfort and mobility. They are generally more flexible than motocross boots but provide more protection than conventional urban footwear.

For frequent use away from tarmac, reinforced Adventure boots with protection for the shin, ankle and gear-change area may be recommended. For trips mainly on the road, waterproof touring boots can be used and make walking during stops easier.

Protection for Trail riding

In addition to the main riding gear, additional protection can be used, including back protectors, protective vests, chest protectors, knee guards, elbow guards and neck protection. The choice will depend on route difficulty, speed, the rider’s level off-road and the protection already built into the clothing.

Protection should fit securely, remain in position while riding and provide sufficient freedom of movement.

Backpacks and luggage for Trail rides

Backpacks, hydration packs and luggage systems allow tools, documents, clothing, water and personal items to be carried. For long journeys, tank bags, rear bags or panniers compatible with the motorcycle can also be used.

Before choosing a luggage system, it is worth checking its capacity, waterproofing, mounting system and compatibility with the motorcycle model. Luggage must be correctly secured and should not interfere with the exhaust, riding position, passenger or moving parts of the motorcycle.

How to choose the right Trail riding gear

The best gear will depend on the main use of the motorcycle:

• Urban use: comfortable, lightweight gear that is easy to put on and remove.
• Road riding: good protection, ventilation and wind resistance.
• Long-distance touring: waterproof garments, thermal liners, adjustable ventilation and luggage capacity.
• Mixed riding: flexible and durable gear suitable for both tarmac and tracks.
• Off-road use: reinforced boots and additional back, chest, knee and elbow protection.

Choosing the correct size is also essential. Clothing that is too loose may allow the protectors to move out of position, while a size that is too tight may restrict mobility and become uncomfortable on long journeys.

Why buy Trail gear from Non Stop Bikes?

At Non Stop Bikes, we work with motorcycle riding gear and select products from specialist brands for different types of riding. Our aim is to help you find equipment suited to your motorcycle, your routes and your experience.

Buying from Non Stop Bikes gives you access to:

• Specialist advice before placing your order.
• Trail and Adventure riding gear.
• Help choosing sizes, features and compatibility.
• Helmets, jackets, trousers, gloves, boots and protection.
• Backpacks and luggage solutions for rides and travel.
• Selected products from specialist brands.
• Shipping to Spain and other European countries.
• Support from our motorcycle shop and workshop in Tona, Barcelona.

Buy Trail and Adventure motorcycle gear

Browse our range of Trail and Adventure motorcycle gear and find everything you need to ride in the city, on the road and on tracks with greater safety and comfort.

If you cannot find the product you need, contact Non Stop Bikes and tell us the type of equipment you are looking for, your size and intended use. For luggage or model-specific accessories, you can also provide the make, model and year of your motorcycle so we can help you check compatibility and availability.