Sizes

Helmets and Rings

Fortunately Silver rings and Crash helmets have an internationally agreed standards for sizing, although you should be aware that different materials and construction etc can often affect the fit. Such as width of the ring band or type of helmet, as an example ¾ or half sizes will sit differently on the head than a full face helmet. However generally if you know your size that will probably be about right. We are very happy to run a tape measure around things for or for a face to face meeting please check our events tab. We normally carry most stock at these events.

Please note due to the health and safety aspects of supplying crash helmets we do not accept crash helmets for returns under any circumstances. Provided we keep the next size up or down in stock we are always happy to exchange items for a different size. Please always email us first so we can give you a reference number before you return anything. It makes the whole process so much easier to follow and speeds up our response to you. Crash Helmet sizes measure above eyebrow but below hairline.

Jackets and Vests

Sadly Clothing sizes are not an exact measure. Differing materials and measuring standards and local customs strive to make this a bit of a minefield. What we have done is put together a sizing chart. 95% of the time it will be accurate however if you have long arms, long legs, long torso or just want to be sure please do not be shy of asking us for the definitive dimensions. As a rule of thumb jackets should be about 5-10cm (2-4 inches) bigger than your normal jacket size to allow for room to move or wear more clothing, eg a small is nominally 92cm (36 inch) chest but a 98cm (38 inch) in actual measurement, USA sizing is often from 1/2 to a full size bigger especially in Motorcycle garments.

Provided we keep the next size up or down in stock we are always happy to exchange items for a different size. Please always email us first so we can give you a reference number before you return anything. It makes the whole process so much easier to follow and speeds up our response to you.

Gloves

To establish your glove size measure cross the widest part of your hand with a tape measure between the place where your fingers join your hand on both sides and then all the way around so the tape measure forms a loop. You should measure your dominant hand.