Suzuki Joe Rocket range to make UK debut
The Suzuki GB licensed Joe Rocket range is set to make its UK debut this July.
Motorcyclists, such as those with motorbike insurance, will be able to get their hands on one of three styles of riding jacket as well as a wide array of gloves.
The new jackets feature Suzuki, GSX-R, Yoshimura and Dunlop logos and are of leather, textile and mesh construction.
Styling inspiration for the range has been derived from AMA Superbike Championship team Rockstar Makita Suzuki.
The GSX-R glove range has been styled to complement the jackets, with mechanic gloves also available.
"Joe Rocket is a globally recognised US brand, which comes as a welcome addition to our already comprehensive authorised clothing and accessory range," commented Suzuki GB's Wayne Dye.
He added that the company was delighted to be working with Tran-Am in bringing the apparel to the UK.
Suzuki announced last month that it will launch the new RMX450Z to motorcycle insurance customers later in the year.
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