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Starter Gear for New Riders
Just got your license, or about to take the safety course? You do not need $2,000 of gear to be protected, and you should not ride in a hoodie and sneakers either. This collection gathers the Wicked Stock pieces new riders actually need first, at prices that leave money for the bike.
The Right Order to Buy Gear
After your helmet, the order that makes sense: an armored jacket or riding shirt, then gloves, then riding pants or armored jeans, then boots. Each step covers the next most likely injury. Every piece here includes CE armor, with the specifics on each product page.
What Courses Require
Most MSF and state safety courses require long sleeves, full-finger gloves, long pants, and over-ankle footwear. The gear in this collection meets those requirements while actually protecting you, which a flannel shirt and work gloves do not.
Smart First Picks
An armored mesh riding shirt works standalone in summer and under layers in fall, one purchase covering the seasons. Armored jeans ride to class and walk into work. Gloves are the cheapest protection per crash-involved body part you will ever buy.
Sizing Help for First-Timers
Riding gear fits snugger than street clothes, so use the size chart on each product page and measure rather than guess. Exchanges are free with no restocking fees, and you can call 410-585-5467 for sizing help before you order.
Free shipping on US orders. Welcome to riding.
