Frank Thomas Motorbike Jackets, Trousers, Waterproofs & Gloves available online at MotorbikeCrazy

Frank Thomas class themselves as a modern company with old school characteristics including a dedication to providing quality motorcycle textile and leather clothing at affordable prices. You may be able to get a leather jacket cheaper, but it is highly unlikely that it will stand the test of time. Their exemplary design, attention to detail and functionality alongside their constant search for new materials and technologies keep them at the pinnacle of the motorcycle clothing industry.

Suprisingly, the first items Frank Thomas produced were racing bike boots, with clothing and leathers coming at a later date. So it stands to reason that with 20 years experience, their boots can match the standards of their competitors with ease.

Below is a breakdown of the range with more details about design, style and features.

Frank Thomas Leather Bike Jackets:

In 2009 MCN readers voted the Velocita the best overall leather motorbike jacket, scoring incredibly highly for comfort, looks and quality and, as we all know there is no greater judge than the customer. And as well as the number one spot, they also took 2nd, 7th and 8th position with the Ace jacket, the Phantom jacket and the Bullit Retro jacket which proves that the quality extends to their entire range. The 2010 collection is even better, with the use of top end full grain leathers, Arma-Flex CE approved armours and airflow punched sections to avoid the overheating often associated with bike leathers. Prices currently range from £159.99 to £249.99, outstanding value for one of Britains best selling brands.

Frank Thomas Textile Bike Jackets:

The Roman Jacket is one of the most popular Frank Thomas jackets. At a bargain price of only £79.99 it is made from an incredibly abrasion resistant material and is fully waterproof and breathable as well as being ultra warm with a thermal removable liner.
The styling os some of FT's leather jackets have proved so popular that they have re-produced them in textile version. The Black Knight jacket at £149.99 with pre-moulded rubber and metal mesh protection pieces, and the Predator with airflow ventilation system at £159.99 are just two examples.

Frank Thomas Leather & Textile Bike Trousers:

One of the great features of the FT range is that the majority of their jackets have matching trousers, but you don't have to be all matching, for the rebels out there you can attach any Frank Thomas jacket to any Frank Thomas trousers as long as they have connecting zips. Their leather jeans are ideal for the race track as they offer maximum protection, stretch panelling for comfot and knee sliders for rider practicality. The Full Force textile jeans are one of the best sellers as they offer great value for money without cutting back on any of the features usually associated with top quality clothing.

 

Frank Thomas Bike Boots

FT's boots are ideal for the less flamboyant rider as they tend to be more classic in style, in otherwise they offer superior protection without the flashy colours. A perfect example of this is the Frank Thomas Classic boot which is simply stunning. With a full grain leather construction, shock absorbing shin pad, and inner and outer ankle discs it is all you could need from a standard motorbike boot for only £89.99 - with a flag finishing touch to celebrate true British style!
If you're looking for something a little more sporty in appearance but not too over the top then the Aqua boot is the one for you. With Thermo-set contoured mouldings on shin, heel and ankle, strategically placed reflex panels for greater comfort and a double fluted steel shank in sole this boot is an absolute bargain at only £79.99!

Frank Thomas Waterproof Clothing

The Aquapak waterproof range from Frank Thomas were some of our best selling waterproof trousers and oversuits in 2009. Incredibly lightweight but offering full protection from a light shower to a full blown thunder storm. We recommend every rider has at least some waterproof protection, particularly those who wear leathers as water can be easily absorbed - particularly if they have not received a waterproof treatment - making your bike gear incredibly heavy.

 

Sizing & How to Measure:

When measuring your chest you should wear a t-shirt or your anti-freeze top, hold the tape measure tight against the body and measure around the widest part of the chest below the armpits.

When measuring your waist, again hold the tape tight and measure around the area your trousers usually rest at.

It is important that your Frank Thomas motorbike clothing fits right, otherwise the armour may not be in the correct position.