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Frequently asked questions Hide FAQs
What is the MX27 collection and what gear does it include?
The MX27 collection is a motocross gear range built for off-road riding and racing. At collection level, it typically brings together core MX categories such as jerseys, pants, gloves, boots, helmets, goggles, and protective equipment so riders can build a complete setup for track, training, or general dirt use.
Within the range, materials and construction vary by product type, but the overall focus is mobility, ventilation, durability, and protection for motocross conditions. If you want to browse by category, see the wider MX collection.
How should MX27 motocross gear fit, and should I size up for knee braces or body armor?
MX gear should fit close enough to stay stable while riding, but not so tight that it restricts movement on the bike. Jerseys are typically cut to allow freedom of motion and are commonly worn over chest protectors or roost guards. Pants should feel secure at the waist, articulate naturally in the riding position, and leave enough room at the knee for guards or braces without pulling or bunching.
If you regularly ride with bulky knee braces, padded shorts, or a full upper-body protector, check the size chart for each item and focus on the riding fit rather than casual standing comfort. For more category-specific options, browse MX jerseys and MX pants.
Is MX27 gear CE certified?
Certification in an MX collection depends on the product category. Protective equipment such as body protectors commonly carries CE certification to standards such as EN 1621-1, EN 1621-2, or EN 1621-3, while motocross boots may be certified to EN 13634. Helmets are assessed to helmet standards such as DOT or ECE 22.06, depending on model and market.
By contrast, jerseys and many pants are performance apparel rather than CE-certified impact protectors. When checking protection level, always confirm the exact certification on the individual product page or product labeling, especially for helmets, boots, and armor.
Can I wear MX27 jerseys and pants with chest protectors, neck braces, or knee braces?
Yes. Motocross apparel in this type of collection is generally designed to work with common off-road protective equipment. Jerseys are typically shaped to layer over upper-body protection, while pants are built with pre-curved construction and knee areas intended to accommodate guards or braces in the riding position.
The key is choosing the right size and checking that the gear does not pull, twist, or leave pressure points once all protective equipment is in place. If protection is your priority, you can also explore the dedicated MX protection range.
How do I wash and care for MX27 motocross gear?
For motocross jerseys, pants, and gloves, remove heavy dirt first, close fasteners, and follow the care label. In general, technical MX apparel should be washed in cool water with mild detergent and then air-dried away from direct heat to help preserve stretch materials, printed graphics, and reinforcements.
Do not use bleach, high heat, or aggressive tumble drying unless the care instructions specifically allow it. Protective inserts, braces, and helmets should be cleaned separately according to their own instructions rather than washed as part of the apparel.



















