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Viet Rider Thanks for watching!

+Taydiablo3 Great to hear! I will attach a link for the back protection. Knox makes awesome armor for sure! www.sportbiketrackgear.com/knox-meta-sys-v14-back-protector/

You are welcome and thank you for watching! - Van

+sHIT0689 give us a call at 888.784.4327 or email us at "Orders@sportbiketrackgear.com"!

+michael milligan Thanks!

You need to sit on the bike when you try it on as it is designed to be worn on the bike an not while standing. Make sure to wear all of the same protection under it you would when riding as well. At 182 lbs and 6' 3" I think a 58 would be too large in most of the suits we offer here at STG. - Van

@@sportbiketrackgear Cheers for the reply, the suit I was trying was a Armr Harada R. I found it way too tight for my height. Must be made for the smaller European's 😉 anyways went to my local dealer here in Scotland an purchased a set of RST Trachtech Evo R 1piece suit in a size 44/54 and I must say the fit and comfort is awesome. Ordered the boots and gloves to match. Thanks Van for the guide 😉 The RST brand is great bang for buck 🤟🏼

Alexander Wang Glad we could help, thanks for watching! ~Aubrey

Depending on the suit you would be a 54-56 euro. Please reach out to the team and they can give you info on specific models. - Van

@@sportbiketrackgear I'm 5'11 185 and got a 52 euro, stiff still and quite snug. I have 52 jacket that felt snug and now is roomy. Race suits stretch out much?

You are welcome and thank you for watching! - Van

A few of the brands have experimented with different lengths over the years and the sales volume of the short and tall suits just did not support the cost to do so. That said all of the suits offer a little different fit and we are able to get most riders into a good fitting suit. Worst case scenario is have some minor alterations made to an off the rack suit. - Van

RS Taichi Flex Chest Protector Search this on our site and go with the 4mm thick model. Slim but still very protective. BTW thanks for the business, most appreciated! - Brian Van

IMO 48 euro is too small for you in most suits. In some suits I would put you in a 52 Euro, others a 50 Euro. All of the suits tend to run a little different. Shoot us an email at orders@sportbiketrackgear.com when you are ready and the team will help you select the right size. - Van

Given the fact many of the suits run a little different from one another it would be best if you shoot us an email so the team can help you find a suit that will get you a great fit. Email orders@sportbiketrackgear.com - Van

Yes reach out to Heroic in New York. Todd will get you all dialed in. - Van

I am a 56 Euro in most every brand out there. Currently wearing a Dainese D-Air 56 EU, Dainese Laguna Evo 56 EU and Taichi 56 EU. - Hope this helps, if you need more shoot me an email at service@sportbiketrackgear.com - Van

Here are a couple of options. The Alpinestars is likely to fit the best, the RST may be a little to the big side for him now. I would suggest a size 38 Euro in both. RST R-18 CE One Piece Leather Race Suit $329 www.sportbiketrackgear.com/rst-r-18-ce-one-piece-leather-race-suit/ Alpinestars Missile Leather Race Suit Tech-Air Race Compatible $999 www.sportbiketrackgear.com/alpinestars-missile-leather-race-suit-tech-air-race-compatible/

We have better suits for the same or less at our shop. Shoot an email to maxvan@sportbiketrackgear.com or call 888.784.4327 ext 248. - Van

Not 100% sure what you are referring to here man. A 54 Euro is also a 44 US. - Van

At 205 most of the suits we offer a 56 would be a better choice for you IMO. For more focused assistance please shoot the team an email or a call. Orders@sportbiketrackgear.com or 888.784.4327 - Van

That is 100% normal, Ray! The suits are made to be comfortable and flexible while in the riding position. Good question though, one we hear a lot!

+Sportbike Track Gear thks again Brian just needed reassurance I'm 5'11 v slim build so I'm sure now suit is perfect size for me 👍

I would start you in a 56 Euro in most suits. Some models do offer a different fit. - Van

You would be a size 56 euro in most two piece suits. - Van

I would need to know the exact suit you are interested in to really help size you up. www.sportbiketrackgear.com/motorcycle-race-suit-shopping-guide Use the link to our race suit guide to find the suit. Once you have done that please email us at orders@sportbiketrackgear.com so we can get you all dialed in. - Brian Van

Depends on the suit, that said you will be a 58 euro in most. Please shoot the team an email for more specific sizing information to orders@sportbiketrackgear.com - Van

Both are safe IMO. Myself I prefer the "Race Fit" and do not mind breaking the suit in. If you intend to use additional armor or thicker, more protective armor "Comfort Fit" is the way to go. I would also say that is safer as you have added the layers of protection. If you do not intend to use slimmer armor or just a back protector then the "Race Fit" is the way to go. - Van

thank you. i do use a backprotector and will be adding more when i have more money. purchased from you all of course

We have hundreds of them on the way to us now. They should be here and on the site this month. - Van

You would be a 54-56 Euro depending on the fit of the suit you are looking at. - Van

Sorry I do not believe Berik is being distributed here in the US. - Van

Manuel Cantos Please shoot us an email to Orders@sportbiketrackgear.com and one of the guys can over the sizing with you in a little more detail. The measurements help but height, weight, build and riding style all have to be taken into consideration when getting a proper fit. Thanks!! ~Aubrey

You will be in a 56-54 Euro suit depending on the cut of the suit. - Van

@@sportbiketrackgear Thanks Van !

Please shoot the team and email on orders@sportbiketrackgear.com and they will get you all sorted out. Hard to do this effectively via KZfaq comments. - Van

Every suit is cut a little different from another model or brand. You will most likely need to go to a shop (like ours) that stocks a lot of suits and try some one. - Van

@@sportbiketrackgear thanks

To be fair not all suits fit the same. I would recommend a size 38 Euro in most of the suits we offer. For more specific sizing information please reach out to the team at orders@sportbiketrackgear.com Let them know which suit you are interested in and they will get you sorted out. - Van

While it varies depending on several factors we typically have hundreds of suits in stock here. - Van

We are in Shelby Twp Michigan 48316. - Van

You will be a size 56 Euro in most of the suits out there. Some fit a little differently so it would be best to work with the team before you make the purchase. You can reach us at 888.784.4327 or orders@sportbiketrackgear.com - Van

That would be the place to start. Your challenge will be length of the sleeves and legs.

All of the race suits we offer are marked with both the Euro and US sizes. - Van

While every suit can be a little different I would suggest a size 38 US/48 Euro in most models. - Van

It is the camera angle and where I stand as compared to where Eric is standing. He is just a tickle taller than me. - Van

In most suits I would start you in a size 54 euro. If you want more specific info please email us at orders@sportbiketrackgear.com or call us on 1-888-784-4327 and the team will get you dialed in. - Van

While every suit can be different I would suggest you go with a 52 Euro in most suits. - Van

@@sportbiketrackgear when sitting on the bike I can move my body around a little in a size 50 A stars Missle. With upgraded chest armor and a back protector.

@@TeHwAy2b both the Missile Ignition and the new stock for the Missile offer a new fit Alpinestars developed that runs one size larger than previous models. I am typically a 56 Euro in most suits and now wear a 54 Euro in the updated models. I would bet the suit you have offers that new fit pattern so the 50 would fit more like a 52. If you want to send some pictures to have us take a look we can do that. service@sportbiketrackgear.com is my address. - Van

@@sportbiketrackgear alright yeah this suit don't have the inside cuffs, but rather zips closed with outside leather cuffs

You want the suit to fit snug but not overly tight where it restricts movement. We can always help walk you through sizing before purchase and then once you have it to ensure it is the correct fit. Thanks! ~Aubrey

+Goofy Goonie Cal might be upset...

I would start in a 36 Euro and see how it fits. To take up some of the extra space I would suggest a thick back protector, padded shorts and a chest protector. - Van

If you could get an inflatable air vest to wear under the suit might be a good fit.. Add some Velcro straps that can be looped and cinched down externally . Many Jackets and pants have Velcro straps on the sides in the waist area

Join a Gym eat more often at McDonalds.. When I was in 10th grade I was 5'4" 115 pounds and a little Chubby .. I joined Cross Country Running Team I got down to 105# and my chest increased 4" Nothing helped my wrestling more than running Cross Country .. it increased my cardio and stamina so much .. I was lucky to be running when my body was still growing..

@@mikeskidmore6754 lol, nobody cares about your history

***** Some riders do not like the suit tight and get distracted while wearing it because they are not comfortable. A suit that is a little looser may cause a friction burn, but I do not believe it would blister. When a rider is comfortable they ride better which reduces the possibility of a crash. - Van

Take a look at the RST Race Suits. They offer a more American cut. - Van

You're not dragging your knee when you're going in a straight line are you?

They are not cornering low my man.

@@sportbiketrackgear I thought sliders are to slide on when you crash too the ones on shoulders and elbows ect.. I thought track racers only dragged their knees not their shoulders on the pavement ..

@@langdon04 Did you ever crash and smash your knees on the Pavement ? I hot a Deer this summer going 50 MPH was wearing Work pants.. now I have holes in the knees.. the material got so hot it turned Brown on my thighs ect.. I am sorry for your Low IQ and lack of ability to think about whey street riding pants have knee pads.. hip pads and tail bone pads.. Do you Drag your Tail bone in the corners on a Road Course ? No Of course not then why do they put Tail Bone Pads in a Race Suit .. DRAG RACERS SEEM TO BE WEARING OLD SCHOOL LEATHERS THAT DON'T HAVE KNEE PADS ELBOW PADS SHOUDER PADS.. HIP PADS ECT THEY ARE GOING 250 MILES PER HOUR. YOU SCARE ME . YOU SEEM TO HAVE THE INTELIGENCE OF SOME ONE WHO DRIVES A LIFTED PICKUP TRUCK WITH AN OPEN BEER BETWEEN YOUR LEGS WHILE TEXTING..

@@sportbiketrackgear I see the Third fastest bike racer on earth @ 1/4 mile 252 MPH does have braces on the shoulders and elbows.. but in some of the lower speed classes.. it looks like they are wearing old School leather suits like from the 1970's .. an older friend sold me a pair of Leather Motocross pants.. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nqiRrMJ5mpa3pZ8.html

You would not be the first person to have done this. - Van

We sell more race suits than any other shop you will find. None of the measurements mean anything because all of the size charts are useless. Each of the suits offer a different fit when compared to each other even in the same size. If you need help with sizing on a suit shoot us a call to 1-888-784-4327 or email to orders@sportbiketrackgear.com and the team will get you dialed in. On our site and channel there are tons of race suit reviews where we cover sizing for each model. Find a suit you like then reach out and we will help you. - Van

Man I have seen some dudes that wear a size 60 Euro that are faster than almost every rider on the track. - Van