THERMAL CLOTHING

why wear thermal clothing on a motorbike?

Thermal clothing is the first layer of protection against the cold. Its function is to regulate body temperature and keep the skin dry by wicking sweat away from the body. This improves comfort, avoids feeling damp and helps you stay focused while riding.

1. Thermal comfort: prevents heat loss on cold or wet journeys.
2. Breathability: allows perspiration to escape even under multiple layers.
3. Lightweight: thin fabrics that do not add bulk or restrict movement.
4. Versatility: can be worn under overalls, jackets or street clothes.

Types of thermal clothing for bikers

At BeRacing1 you will find a complete range of thermal garments designed for bikers. Each one has a specific function depending on the area of the body you need to protect from the cold.

? Thermal balaclavas and thermal underwear: Protect your head, neck and face from the wind and cold temperatures. They are essential for winter riding and offer great compatibility with full-face or modular helmets.

? Thermal T-shirts: Act as a first layer on the upper body. Thanks to their stretchy, breathable fabric, they keep you warm without restricting movement. Some models incorporate compression zones to improve circulation.

? Thermal trousers: The perfect complement to T-shirts. They provide insulation in the legs and hips, maintaining body heat and preventing cooling during long runs.

? Thermal socks: Designed to keep feet dry and warm. Incorporate technical fibres that regulate temperature and prevent excess moisture inside the boot.

? Thermal underpants: The most complete option for riders looking for an all-round garment. Thermal underpants offer full coverage and excellent insulation, ideal for sports or competition use.

Technical materials and technology

Modern thermal garments use state-of-the-art fabrics that combine warmth, breathability and resistance. At BeRacing1 we select products with high performance materials.

1. Polyester and polyamide microfibres: allow quick drying and good moisture management.
2. Elastane or spandex: provides elasticity for a perfect fit to the body.
3. Seamless fabrics: reduce the risk of chafing and improve comfort.
4. Antibacterial treatments: prevent unpleasant odours even with prolonged use.
5. Differentiated thermal zones: some garments have integrated panels that provide extra warmth in key areas.

The balance between thermal retention, protection and sweat evacuation is what differentiates a technical garment from a conventional garment. That's why all the pieces you'll find at BeRacing1 have been tested to deliver maximum performance on the road.

How to choose your ideal thermal equipment

1. Type of use

1. Touring or city: look for lightweight and versatile garments.
2. Long trips or high mountains: opt for outfits with reinforced insulation.
3. Racing or touring: stretch, compressive and breathable fabrics.

2. Fit and ergonomics

Must be close-fitting without restricting movement. A correct fit favours heat management and avoids air pockets or uncomfortable pressure points under the suit.

3. Fabric care

1. Wash thermal garments at a low temperature (max. 30°C).
2. Avoid using fabric softeners as they can alter breathability.
3. Air dry and never iron directly onto technical fabric.

Thermal equipment brands on BeRacing1

1. Garibaldi: A reference brand in the world of motorcycling. Their thermal balaclavas and thermal underwear offer excellent insulation and great comfort under the helmet, perfect for winter.
2. Unik: Wide range of T-shirts, trousers and thermal socks with elastic fabrics and anatomical designs. Great value for money for everyday and travel riders.
3. BeRacing1: Our professional line combines technology and comfort to offer high performance thermal underwear and underwear. Ideal for demanding riders and users.

Care and use tips

1. Wear thermal clothing as a first layer, directly on the skin.
2. Combine with a jacket or overall with good ventilation and a waterproof membrane.
3. Ventilate garments after each use to avoid odours and dampness.
4. Store folded and dry at the end of the season.

Frequently asked questions