Embrace the spirit of vintage motorcycling with the Fuel Retro Classic Motorcycle Gloves. These good looking gloves combine timeless design aesthetics with modern functionalities, offering a perfect blend of style and comfort for your classic motorcycle adventures.

Here's why the Fuel gloves are your perfect vintage riding companion:

• Vintage Design Inspiration: Drawing inspiration from the golden age of motorcycling, the Fuel gloves feature a classic aesthetic that complements your retro motorcycle.
• Versatile all leather construction: Fuel is almost entirely constructed from premium goat leather, commonly used in motorcycle gloves due to its durability and timeless appeal. The patina that develops on leather gloves over time adds character, making each pair of gloves a reflection of the your journey.
• Exceptional Comfort: Perforated leather ensures good breathability while pre-curved fingers with stretch panels provide added dexterity needed to operate motorcycle controls with ease.
• Superior Grip & Tactile feedback: Fuel has ergonomically placed silicone accents on the palms of the gloves to provide excellent grip and feedback while riding
• Protection on palms and knuckles: Leather covered EVA padding provides abrasion & impact protection for the Fuel gloves while keeping you comfortable.
• Touchscreen Compatibility: Stay connected without removing your gloves thanks to the touchscreen-sensitive fingertips.

The Fuel Retro Classic Motorcycle Gloves are the perfect choice for riders who appreciate timeless style and design.

HOW TO MEASURE GLOVE SIZE

STEP 1 - 

Measure your hand using a tailor's tape measure There are two key measurements that you need to take into consideration for figuring out your glove size. 

A) Circumference - 

Wrap the tape measure around your palm at its widest point and lightly close your hand before taking the measurement. 

B) Length - 

Measure from the tip of the middle finger to the base of your palm at your wrist. 

STEP 2 - 

Find your glove size by checking hand measurements against the chart provided - If both the measurements do not fall in one particular size - use the larger of the two measures to choose the glove size. - If the two measurements are on the border line between two sizes, try both the sizes and choose the one that offers a better fit.