Louis Garneau
Louis Garneau Triathlon Speed Bolero UV Sun Sleeves
$1000$7995Unit price /UnavailableLeatt
Leatt MTB Trail 1.0 Shorts No Liner
Lightweight, 4-way stretch with zippered pockets
$4900$9995Unit price /UnavailableHalo Headband
Sweat-wicking headband that fits under helmet.
$2995Unit price /UnavailableGiro
Waterproof, warm and flexible, rated 5°-13°C
$8495Unit price /UnavailableGiro
Highly durable for building & riding trails
$7495Unit price /UnavailableGiro
Giro Stradedure Supergel Gloves
Superb cushioning for rough rides
$6495Unit price /UnavailableGiro
Lightest-weight possible to maximize bar feel
$1500$5995Unit price /UnavailableGiro
Slim, low-profile glove to maximize bar feel
$2500$4995Unit price /UnavailableGiro
Waterproof, insulated neoprene rated for 7-13°C
$6495Unit price /UnavailableGiro
Lasting Gel comfort for long duration rides
$8995Unit price /UnavailableGiro
Light, packable waterproof MTB jacket
$9900$19995Unit price /UnavailableGiro
Flexible enduro short suitable for knee pads
$8500$16995Unit price /Unavailable
What are the differences between Road Bike Clothing and Mountain Bike Clothing?
Road bike clothing and mountain bike clothing differ in design, functionality, and materials:
Fit and Cut:
Road apparel is designed for aerodynamics, road bike clothing is typically form-fitting to reduce wind resistance. Jerseys and bib shorts have a snug fit to streamline the rider's profile.
MTB apparel is generally looser to provide freedom of movement and accommodate protective gear.
Materials:
Road apparel is made from lightweight, breathable, and moisture-wicking fabrics to keep riders cool and dry during long rides on smooth pavements.
MTB apparel uses more durable and rugged materials to withstand the rougher conditions of trail riding. Fabrics are often reinforced in high-wear areas for added protection.
Pockets and Storage:
Road jerseys usually have multiple rear pockets for easy access to snacks, tools, and other essentials while riding.
In MTB apparel pockets are less common to prevent snagging on branches and other obstacles. Look for zippered pockets in your MTB shorts instead.
Protection and Features:
Road apparel often focuses on visibility with high-visibility colours and reflective elements to enhance safety on roads. The padding in lycra cycling shorts is designed to provide long-term comfort in a seated position.
MTB Apparel often includes features like padded liners (though this varies short to short), reinforced seams, and abrasion-resistant panels to protect against falls and scrapes. Jerseys might have longer sleeves for additional coverage.