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Axor Flow Jacket.
Riding Jacket

Axor Flow Jacket.

Axor Flow riding jacket, a mesh motorcycle jacket in MaxTec 600-D with high tenacity mesh fabric and stretchable panels, offered in Green and Red. The front and back are grey mesh with black shoulders and sleeves, fluorescent green or red side panels, and the AXOR mark on the chest and back. For low-light visibility it carries 3M Scotchlite Traditional Polarization Reflectors (TPR) at 8 technically located reflective points. Double stitching is there for durability, and a jacket-to-trouser zipper integration system links it to riding trousers. Outside are a neoprene collar and cuffs, girth adjusters at sleeve and waist for a snug fit, and 2 waterproof pockets. Inside are a soft interior panel, a mobile utility pocket and skin-friendly breathable mesh.
₹4,899
MA
Mazka Auto ForceBengaluru→
Axor Falcon Jacket
Riding Jacket

Axor Falcon Jacket

Axor Falcon riding jacket, a textile motorcycle jacket in MaxTec 600-D with Soft-shell Dublan 2500-D at the stretchable panels and Cordura at the impact zones. An additional rain liner comes with it for wet-weather rides. It is off-white and black with red accents, black mesh panels on the chest and back, grey reflective bands on the sleeves and the AXOR mark on the chest and back. 3M Scotchlite Traditional Polarization Reflectors (TPR) sit at 8 technically located reflective points for low-light visibility, and double stitching adds durability. It also has 2 waterproof pockets, a neoprene collar and cuffs, auto lock zips, girth adjusters at sleeve and waist for a snug fit, and a jacket-to-trouser zipper integration system.
₹8,900
MA
Mazka Auto ForceBengaluru→
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About riding jacket

A riding jacket is protective outerwear for motorcyclists, built to resist abrasion and carry impact armour at the shoulders, elbows and back. Mesh jackets keep riders cool in Indian summers, while textile jackets with removable thermal and rain liners suit touring across seasons. Sport cuts sit snug in a forward riding position; touring cuts run longer with more pockets. Buyers compare shell fabric and denier, armour certification, ventilation panels, reflective details, adjustability and sizing. Commuters, tourers and riding clubs buy them, as do retailers stocking gear across sizes.

Buyer's guide

What to check

  • Check the shell fabric and denier (for example 600D polyester) and the area of mesh panels.
  • Confirm CE armour at shoulders and elbows to EN 1621-1, and back armour to EN 1621-2.
  • Look for removable thermal and waterproof liners, reflective strips and adjustable waist and cuff straps.

What to ask the supplier

  • Ask for a size chart with chest and sleeve measurements.
  • Ask whether the complete jacket carries a CE rating to EN 17092.

Content updated 9 October 2026