Life is all about choices and more people are choosing to live their lives as vegan, avoiding the use of any form of animal products.
While it’s becoming easier to adopt a healthy and animal-product-free diet, eliminating any forms of animal product from your furniture or clothing can still be tricky.
And it’s even harder when you start to consider a subject as relatively niche as motorcycle kit. We know it’s very easy to buy decent motorcycle kit that will protect you; in fact, arguably the most protective form of clothing is a set of racing leathers, but clearly, that will never satisfy someone’s desires to avoid animal products.
However, there are options out there for riders who want to live a cruelty-free life – they just take a little more finding. We’ve rounded up a few options for vegan motorcyclists who want to avoid animal products yet give themselves the best protection and comfort when riding.
1. TCX Clima Gore-Tex Surround
Description
While the description on Amazon says they are formed in 'Leather/Synthetic', we have been assured
2. Furygan Narval Textile Jacket
Description
Seal of Approval: We've tested this product and have found it performs well This sporty
3. Givi Corium side bag
Description
Getting good retro luggage can be tricky but Givi has made it easy, with its new range of Corium
4. Richa Cyclone Gore-Tex
Description
Seal of Approval: We've tested this product and have found it performs well This touring-style
5. Sidi Vertigo 2 Motorcycle Boots
Description
If a set of not-too-in-your-face sports boots is your thing, then these from Sidi will fit the
6. Andromeda NearX suit
Description
If you're serious about track work, then a set of racing leathers is the way to go - but clearly
7. Andromeda Meteor gloves
Description
Producing the NearX race suit in synthetic leather (above), it's no surprise Andromeda also
8. Spada Camber trousers
Description
These CE AA-rated textile trousers from Spada come with CE armour at the hips and knees and are
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