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Kevin Schwantz 34

Race replica leather jackets built for track days and MotoGP-inspired riding. Schwantz 34 and other iconic race suits feature genuine leather construction with made-to-measure sizing. Each hand-stitched racing jacket ships globally — hand-stitched since 2009. Use the rider tiles above to navigate by name.
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From the Track to Glory: Kevin Schwantz, Racing's Timeless Icon

American-born Kevin Schwantz was a competitive motorcycle road racer before his retirement in 1964. In the 1993 FIM Road Racing World Championship, he won the world championship.

At the age of four, Schwantz, whose parents had a motorbike store, began riding. Following in the footsteps of his father and uncle, Darryl Hurst (the original 34), he started his competitive career as a trials rider. From trials, he advanced to motocross in his teens and rose to the top of the local MX ranks. He decided to give up motocross after a catastrophic collision during the 1983 Houston Supercross qualification round.

He was allowed to test ride for the Yoshimura Suzuki Superbike team at the end of the 1984 season, and the team quickly signed the Texan to a contract. He won both legs of the 1985 Willow Springs AMA Superbike National, his maiden race with Yoshimura. Despite only participating in half of the events, he placed eighth overall in the championship.

#YearPositionClassMotorcycleTeamSuit
1198622nd500ccSuzuki RG500Rizla Suzuki1986 - Kevin Schwantz
2198716th500ccSuzuki RGV500Heron Suzuki1987 - Kevin Schwantz
319888th500ccSuzuki RGV500Pepsi Suzuki1988 - Kevin Schwantz
419894th500ccSuzuki RGV500Pepsi Suzuki1989 - Kevin Schwantz
519902nd500ccSuzuki RGV500Lucky Strike Suzuki1990 - Kevin Schwantz
619913rd500ccSuzuki RGV500Lucky Strike Suzuki1991 - Kevin Schwantz
719924th500ccSuzuki RGV500Lucky Strike Suzuki1992 - Kevin Schwantz
819931st500ccSuzuki RGV500Lucky Strike Suzuki 1993 - Kevin Schwantz
919944th500ccSuzuki RGV500Lucky Strike Suzuki1994 - Kevin Schwantz
10199515th500ccSuzuki RGV500Lucky Strike Suzuki 1995 - Kevin Schwantz

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Which season should I choose for a Kevin Schwantz 34 race replica jacket, and which CE protection levels match track accuracy?
Select your replica based on track conditions and championship year. Schwantz's 1993 championship suit offers peak-season lightweight construction, while 1990–1995 variants provide seasonal flexibility. All race replica jackets feature CE-certified armor placement matching original race geometry. Genuine cowhide and kangaroo leather deliver abrasion resistance for track days and road racing. At Leather Collection, hand-stitched construction ensures every replica captures Schwantz's iconic look with performance-grade protection. Our made-to-measure service at leathercollection.com/made-to-measure lets you customize fit, armor position, and color accuracy. Ships worldwide to 50+ countries with full size guidance at leathercollection.com/size-chart.
What is the difference between full grain and top grain leather, and is the Kevin Schwantz jacket hand-stitched or machine-stitched?
Full-grain leather retains the hide's natural surface, developing character over time while resisting wear—ideal for race replicas requiring durability. Top-grain is sanded and finished, offering consistency but less longevity. Leather Collection's Kevin Schwantz 34 race replica uses premium full-grain genuine cowhide and kangaroo leather, entirely hand-stitched for authentic construction. Hand-stitching provides flexibility during impacts, conforms to your body, and lasts decades. Machine-stitched alternatives lack this performance advantage and durability. Our 15+ years of craftsmanship ensures every replica meets track-ready standards. Custom made-to-measure ordering at leathercollection.com/made-to-measure guarantees perfect fit and leather selection for your riding style.
Which is better for track days: a CE-certified racing jacket or a non-CE leather jacket, and how does protection compare?
CE-certified racing jackets are essential for track days. CE armor undergoes rigorous impact testing, absorbing energy and reducing injury severity in crashes. Non-CE jackets offer no verified protection standard. Kevin Schwantz 34 race replicas feature CE-rated armor positioned at shoulders, elbows, and back—matching championship-era safety specs. Genuine full-grain leather plus certified padding creates abrasion and impact defense. For serious track use, nothing replaces CE certification. Leather Collection's race replica suits combine authentic Schwantz styling with modern protective technology. Our hand-stitched construction integrates armor seamlessly while maintaining replica accuracy. Check our size-chart at leathercollection.com/size-chart for precise armor fit.
How do I measure for a made-to-measure Kevin Schwantz leather jacket, and how does custom sizing differ from standard sizes?
Standard sizing fits average body types; made-to-measure accommodates unique proportions, inseams, and riding posture. Take chest, waist, sleeve, and length measurements while wearing a fitted base layer. For track use, measure in your riding position—elbows bent, shoulders forward—to ensure armor aligns with impact zones. Leather Collection's made-to-measure service at leathercollection.com/made-to-measure provides dedicated guidance for Kevin Schwantz 34 replicas. Our craftsmen hand-stitch every custom jacket to your exact dimensions, adjusting pocket placement, armor positioning, and sleeve taper for perfect fit. Full sizing support is available via our size-chart at leathercollection.com/size-chart. 24-hour support team assists throughout your custom order.
What is the recommended care routine to clean, condition, and store genuine leather racing jackets to preserve CE armor and durability?
Clean your Kevin Schwantz 34 race replica monthly with a soft damp cloth to remove road salt and grime. Use leather-specific conditioner quarterly to maintain suppleness and water resistance—avoid general oils that degrade stitching. Never machine wash or dry-clean; hand-care preserves hand-stitched seams and CE armor integrity. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent fading and cracking. Leather Collection's genuine full-grain cowhide and kangaroo leather resist wear when properly maintained, lasting decades. Our craftsmen recommend conditioning every 3–6 months depending on climate and riding frequency. For detailed care instructions specific to your custom jacket, contact our 24-hour support team after your order ships worldwide.

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