Top Casual Motorcycle Clothing

First on our list is this water-resistant jacket from Spada, which is a good all-rounder. It's reasonably warm, yet breathable when needed a great alternative to a leather jacket; we love this casual bomber style.

Part of their Road Collection, Alpinestars' Domino Tech Hoodie is designed with urban riding in mind. It features a water-repelling treatment and a mesh lining for breathability. The hood is fixed and other rider-friendly touches include pre-curved sleeves and easy-access pockets. We think this jacket is great for that casual riding look and one to protect from those spring/summer showers.

Investing in a good, casual leather riding boot is brilliant for when you want to ride to your destination and not worry about walking around in a full-riding boot. Nor do you have to bring a spare pair of trainers, just invest in something like this John Doe Falcon leather boot

We're slightly obsessed with this shirt from Knox. It's lightweight, strong, can be worn in hot weather on its own, or even underneath a bigger biker jacket. While it's been around for a while, we still recommend this form-fitting armour layer with Arrowmesh fabric, making it breathable but also abrasion, cut and tear-resistant. AS it has its own protection, you can easily chuck a hoodie or a T-shirt of the top and stay safe.

The staple of every rider's casual clothing is a pair of motorcycle jeans. The Rev'It Moto jeans are form-fitting with stretched panels to allow for movement on and off your ride. Made from Cordura denim, held together by triple-needle stitching to create a strong outer shell, more protection is included with the Seesmart CE-level 1 knee protectors. There's also an option to add hip protectors.

If you're looking for a solid, reliable, affordable brand, Oxford is usually your bag. They've got this softshell jacket, with aramid-fibre reinforcements and removable CE elbow armour. It's casual, comfortable with enough room for a warmer layer underneath. It has a very comfortable fit and you're getting the bang for your buck here.

Merlin offer a sought-after selection of casual riding boots, so we recommend grabbing a pair before they sell out. The Ether boots are stylish with D3O impact absorbers and a reinforced footbed guard

This wouldn't be a round-up of casual riding clothing if we didn't add in a little Belstaff number. Enter the Temple jacket; great for warmer climes, we love the casual look and attention to detail. It's also built from abrasion-resistant nylon and has mesh inserts to keep you cool.

Alpinestars have a huge range of riding boots and trainers, so it's really hard to pick just one. We've done our best and brought the J-6 shoes to the table. Popular with riders, these lightweight, waterproof leather and suede shoes won't disappoint.

And we seal off our casual clothing list, with this Kevlar shirt from Merlin. One for a very casual look over the summer but Merlin's shirts are still CE certified for abrasion resistance. The Dupont Kevlar shirts come with pre-fitted and removable shoulder and elbow armour, a mesh lining and YKK centre zip. You can also add a back protector if you wish.