Reinforced jersey · 600D pants · standing block

Enduro Riding Gear: Custom Jerseys and Pants Built for Hard Enduro

Six hours, not two motos. Enduro riding gear from Run Moto Apparel is off-road riding gear for hard enduro: the motocross kit rebuilt for trees, rock and a rider who stands and paddles more than sits: a reinforced forearm on the jersey, 600D pants patterned for the standing position with room for a knee brace.

Enduro and hard-enduro teamsTrail and enduro clubsRiding schools and toursOff-road gear brandsWaterproof touring shells
Send the roster and the terrainThe six wear points
Custom enduro riding gear: rider standing on the pegs through forest singletrack in a sublimated jersey and 600D pants6 wear pointsEnduro cut · longer body · forearm
Reinforced forearm panel of an enduro jersey pushing through branches01 Forearm panel
Leather inner-knee panel of enduro pants clamped against the frame over a knee brace02 Inner knee · brace
Enduro product range

Custom Enduro Motorcycle Gear Product Range

Custom jerseys, pants, jackets, rain layers, gloves and coordinated kits developed for enduro motorcycle teams, off-road riding brands and training programs.

Front view of a sublimated enduro motorcycle jersey on a mannequin

Enduro Motorcycle Jerseys

For enduro teams and off-road brands riding long days through trees, rock and water.

  • Moisture-wicking polyester mesh
  • Reinforced forearm on the enduro cut
  • Longer body, drop tail and higher collar
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Front view of custom enduro motorcycle pants with inner-knee panels

Enduro Motorcycle Pants

For riders who stand and paddle more than they sit, with a knee brace under the pant.

  • Polyester shell patterned for the standing position
  • Leather or synthetic-leather inner-knee panels
  • Stretch panels at crotch and yoke
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Enduro rider in a custom off-road jacket on a forest trail

Enduro Motorcycle Jackets

For long enduro and trail days when the rider needs protection, storage and airflow over the jersey.

  • Abrasion-resistant shell with reinforced elbows
  • Zip vents for climbs and slow sections
  • Pockets for tools and trail essentials
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Enduro rider wearing a lightweight rain jacket over the kit in wet woods

Enduro Motorcycle Rain Jackets

For wet stages and changeable mountain weather, pulled over the kit when the rain comes.

  • Waterproof shell with taped seams
  • Packs down small between showers
  • Cut to fit over jersey and body armor
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Pair of custom off-road enduro gloves on a handlebar

Enduro Motorcycle Gloves

For technical enduro, where grip and feel on the bar matter over hours of riding.

  • Thin palm for bar feel
  • Flexible, breathable back of hand
  • Colorway matched to the kit
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Complete enduro kit, jersey, pants, jacket and gloves in one colorway laid out

Complete Enduro Motorcycle Kits

For teams and brands ordering jersey, pants, jacket and gloves in one coordinated design.

  • One colorway across every piece
  • Names from the team roster
  • Packed per rider
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Who orders this kit

Who orders custom enduro riding gear: teams, clubs, schools and brands

Four buyers, one thing in common: the gear has to survive the whole day, not just look right at the start.

Hard-enduro team in a matching season kit at the start of a forest stage

Enduro and hard-enduro teams

A season kit in the team colorway with rider names and numbers, ordered from a roster, with a cut that works for both the sprint sections and the hours between them.

Start with the roster
Trail club members in the same jersey and pants at a trailhead

Trail and enduro clubs

A club jersey and pant every member can order in their size, reprinted from the saved color profile when new members join mid-season.

Start with the colorway
Riding school fleet of jerseys and pants in the school's colors on a rail

Riding schools and tour operators

A fleet of jerseys and pants in the school's colors, sized from youth to adult, washed after every course and still reading as one kit.

Start with the size mix
Off-road gear brand tech pack and reference jersey on the development table

Off-road gear brands

An enduro line developed from your tech pack or a reference set, produced from 50 pieces per style with your label and hangtag.

Start with the tech pack
Not this page
Decide before the artwork

Four cuts and choices that decide enduro riding gear before the artwork

Where the pant ends, what the knee touches, how long the jersey runs and who gets a name; the colorway comes after these

In-the-boot enduro pant leg next to an over-the-boot leg covering the boot top
In-the-boot · over-the-boot

01Pant leg: in-the-boot or over-the-boot

In-the-bootOver-the-boot

In-the-boot is the race cut, slim below the knee, sitting inside the boot. Over-the-boot covers the boot top and keeps mud and water out of it on long trail days.

Wrong choice An in-the-boot pant on a club that rides in wet forest all season.
Leather inner-knee panel and synthetic inner-knee panel side by side against a bike frame
Leather · synthetic

02Inner knee: leather or synthetic

LeatherSynthetic

Leather inner-knee panels take heat from the pipe and last longest against the frame. Synthetic panels weigh less, dry faster and suit school fleets that go through the wash every week.

Wrong choice Synthetic panels on a hard-enduro team that spends the day clamping the bike between its knees.
Race-cut motocross jersey next to an enduro-cut jersey with reinforced forearm and longer body
Race cut · enduro cut

03Jersey: race cut or enduro cut

Race cutEnduro cut

The race cut is the motocross jersey as it is. The enduro cut adds a reinforced forearm panel, a longer body that stays tucked when the rider stands, and a collar that closes higher.

Wrong choice The race cut on a team that rides through trees all day and comes back with shredded forearms.
Jersey back with a rider name and number next to a uniform club jersey without names
Per rider · uniform

04Names: per rider or uniform

Per riderUniform

Per-rider names and numbers are placed from the roster on each jersey. A uniform kit prints the same design across the run so a school or a club can reorder by size alone.

Wrong choice Per-rider names on a rental fleet that changes riders every weekend.
Reference table

Enduro riding gear specifications at a glance

The reference table for enduro jerseys and pants; the four choices above tell you which row matters

Enduro jersey

Fabric
140–160 gsm moisture-wicking polyester mesh
Print
All-over sublimation, names and numbers from the roster
Forearm
Reinforced panel on the enduro cut
Body
Longer body, drop tail, higher collar

Enduro pants

Shell
600D polyester
Inner knee
Leather or synthetic-leather panels, to the top of a brace
Stretch
4-way stretch panels at crotch and yoke
Waist and leg
Ratchet closure; in-the-boot or over-the-boot
10PCSteam and club run, per design
50PCSprivate label, per style
48Hlayout back to you
7–10DAYSsample kit
25–35DAYSbulk after sample approval
The wear map

The enduro wear map: six points where off-road riding gear wears out

A motocross kit wears at the seat and the knees; an enduro kit wears in six places, and the panels are placed on that map.

01 FOREARM02 ELBOW03 INNER KNEE04 SHIN05 SEAT06 CUFF STANDING · SIX CONTACT POINTS NOTHING REINFORCED OFF THE MAP
  1. ForearmThrough branches all day. Second layer of mesh over the outer forearm, sewn flat.
  2. ElbowHits the ground on the slow falls, the walking-speed ones on a rock step.
  3. Inner kneeClamps the tank and frame on every climb. Panels run to the top of a knee brace.
  4. ShinTakes the pegs when the rider paddles. Second layer of 600D behind the shin.
  5. SeatSlides over the rear fender on descents. One panel, no seam across the fender line.
  6. CuffCatches levers and bark. Closes tight on both pieces so it does not snag.

Nowhere else. Every reinforcement on this kit sits on one of those six points, because a panel that is not on the map is weight and heat for no reason. The rest of the jersey stays single-layer mesh and the rest of the pant stays single-layer 600D.

How to check itPut the sample jersey on with your gloves and the sample pants over your knee braces. Kneel, stand, put a foot down to the side.
  • Every reinforced panel is under a contact point.
  • Nothing reinforced sits on a stretch panel.
Enduro jersey and pants laid flat after a day's riding with the six wear zones marked in tape
After a day · the six zones
Which page you need

Enduro riding gear vs motocross, ADV and club pages: which page

Same cut-and-sew lines, different days on the bike; each row links to its page

Enduro kit, motocross kit and ADV jacket side by side on the sample rail
One rail · three days on the bike
PageBuilt forWhat is differentLink
Enduro riding gearLong days, trees and rockReinforced forearm and shin, standing-position block, in- or over-the-bootThis page
Custom motocross jerseyThe track, two motosThe race cut the enduro cut starts fromMotocross jersey
Custom motocross pantsThe trackSame shell and knee panels, seated patternMotocross pants
ADV touring jacketRoad and dual-sport touringWaterproof membrane, vents, armor pocketsADV touring jacket
Motorcycle club apparelThe clubhouseHoodies, tees and vests, not the trailClub apparel
Pattern fact

The brace room is in the block, not in a size up. The waist stays where the roster says.

Collar to cuff · waist to boot

Anatomy of an enduro kit, collar to cuff and waist to boot

Eight parts across the jersey and the pants; the branding is on the chest, back and thigh, never on a wear point.

JERSEYFour parts

Enduro-cut jersey laid flat showing collar, forearm panel, body length and drop tail
Enduro cut
  • Collar and neckCloses higher than a race jersey, soft binding so it does not chafe under a neck brace.
  • Reinforced forearm panelA second layer of mesh over the outer forearm, sewn flat, on the enduro cut only.
  • Body length and drop tailLonger body with a drop tail so the jersey stays tucked when the rider stands on the pegs.
  • CuffCloses tight over the glove so it does not snag on levers or bark.

PANTSFour parts

Enduro pants laid flat showing ratchet waist, inner-knee panels, shin layer and seat panel
600D shell
  • Ratchet waist and yokeRatchet closure with a 4-way stretch yoke behind it, so the waist holds when the rider bends forward.
  • Crotch stretch panel4-way stretch so the pant does not pull when a foot goes down to the side.
  • Inner-knee panels and shinLeather or synthetic to the top of a brace; second layer of 600D over the shin, cut in- or over-the-boot.
  • Seat panelOne panel of 600D with no seam across the fender line.
The standing-position block

The standing-position block: an enduro pant is not a shorter motocross pant

The one pattern decision that decides whether the pant fights the rider on every climb

Standing, bending, foot down. A motocross pant is patterned around a rider who sits and attacks; an enduro pant is patterned around a rider who stands, bends at the hip and puts a foot down every few minutes. The knee is pre-shaped forward so the shell does not bunch behind the knee when standing. The back rise is higher than the front so the waist does not drop when the rider bends forward. The 4-way stretch panels at the crotch and yoke are sized for a full side-step, not a seated position, and the inner-knee panels run higher because a knee brace sits higher than a knee guard.

Brace room in the block. A size up moves the waist, the crotch and the knee at the same time; the enduro block keeps the waist and crotch where the roster says and opens only the knee and the shin. This is why the roster for this kit asks whether the rider wears a brace.

How to check itIn the sample pant, stand on a step with one foot, then squat.
  • The waist stays put.
  • The knee does not bunch behind.
  • Sit on the bike: it still feels like a pant, not a tent.
Rider standing on the pegs on a rocky climb, pants not bunching behind the knee
Standing · knee pre-shaped
Rider with a foot down to the side on a step, crotch stretch panel opening
Foot down · crotch panel
Variants

Enduro riding gear variants: leg, knee, cut, names, sizes and pieces

Each variant has a day it fits; pick from the pairs or send us the terrain and we pick with you.

Over-the-boot enduro pants in a wet forest crossing
Over-the-boot · wet forest
In-the-boot enduro pants on a dry rocky sprint section
In-the-boot · sprint enduro
Pant leg
In-the-bootOver-the-boot
Race and sprint in; trail, forest and wet over.
Inner knee
LeatherSynthetic
Leather for teams, synthetic for school and rental fleets.
Jersey cut
Race cutEnduro cut
Enduro cut adds the forearm panel and the longer body.
Names
Per riderUniform
Per rider for teams and clubs, uniform for schools.
Sizes
XS–4XLYouth
Youth jersey and pants for club and school kits.
Pieces
Jersey + pantsEither half
The kit or one piece, from the same saved profile.
10PCSper design, team and club run
50PCSper style, private label
7–10DAYSto a sample kit
15DAYSrepeat from the saved profile
Six stations

Enduro riding gear production: six stations, six checks

From the roster or the tech pack to the packed kit; each station hands a checked result to the next.

01Team roster with a brace yes-or-no column beside sizes

Roster or tech pack

Check brace and leg cut answered

Names, numbers, sizes, brace yes or no; or the tech pack read and questions returned.

02Artwork placed on the enduro block with names and numbers on screen

Layout

Check back to you within 48 hours

Artwork placed on the enduro block with names and numbers.

03Sublimated jersey panels and a color strip checked against the archive

Print

Check strip against the archive

Jersey panels sublimated from the saved color profile.

04Shell and mesh cut with forearm, shin and inner-knee reinforcements laid on the wear map

Cut and reinforce

Check every panel on the wear map

Forearm, shin and inner-knee reinforcements placed on the six points.

05Mid-line inspector doing the stand-and-squat check on enduro pants

Sew and inspect

Check start-of-line, mid-line at 20 percent, final

First of each size against the size sheet; stand-and-squat across sizes; every piece checked.

06Jersey and pants bagged together with the roster line on the bag

Pack

Check photo set before the box leaves

Team kits by rider name; school and brand kits by size.

Braces, boots, size-run set

Enduro sizing from the roster: braces, boots and the size-run set

A rider who orders a size up for a brace gets a waist that drops; the roster asks the brace question instead

Five answers per rider. The roster for an enduro kit asks for jersey size, pant waist and inseam, boot type for the leg cut, and whether the rider wears a knee brace. Riders with a brace stay in their waist size and get the brace room from the pattern. Riders between waist sizes go down, because the ratchet closes in but never lets out past the shell. Youth riders go on youth sizes.

Try it with the braces on. Before bulk, a size-run set goes out so the team can try the sizes on with braces and boots. The signed size sheet then travels with the order through cutting, sewing and packing, and the carton list is checked against it before the box is sealed.

Between waist sizesGo down. The ratchet closes in; it never lets out past the shell.
Roster · one line per rider
RiderJerseyWaistInseamBootBrace
#12L3432OverYes
#7M3232InYes
#21XL3634OverNo
#3 (youth)YL2627OverNo
#44M3230InYes
Rider trying the size-run pants on over knee braces and boots
Size-run set · braces on
Acceptance

Enduro kit acceptance: five checks you run on the sample

Five checks a team manager or a school owner can do in the paddock, without us there.

Rider squatting in the sample pants, waist staying in place

Stand and squat

Waist stays put, knee does not bunch, crotch does not pull.

Brace in

Knee brace under the pant, inner-knee panel reaches the top of it, leg closes over or inside the boot as specified.

Forearm panel

On the enduro cut, the second layer covers the outer forearm from elbow to cuff and lies flat.

Color against the archive

Jersey and pant panels against the saved strip under daylight.

Jersey backs laid out with names and numbers checked against the roster

Names and numbers

Each rider's name and number against the roster line.

What arrives with the sampleThe signed size sheet, the color strip, and the layout with each rider's name placement.
What arrives before shippingThe start-of-line photo and the packed-order photo set.
Sample kit in 7–10 days

Send the roster with the brace column; the sample kit follows in 7–10 days.

One sales manager owns the order from the first message to the 7-day post-delivery window.

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Changes and days

Changes to enduro riding gear, and what each costs in days

Changes before layout approval cost nothing; the table shows the ones that move the schedule

Artwork or name change before layout approvalEdit the layout, nothing else moves.0DAYS
Leg cut switched after samplingNew pant sample.7–10DAYS
Inner-knee material switched after samplingPanel change on the same block; sample repeated only if the team asks.PanelSWAP
New members added mid-seasonPrinted from the saved profile, no new sample.15DAYS
Jersey cut switched from race to enduro after samplingNew jersey sample.7–10DAYS
Bulk after sample approvalScheduled backwards from your first round.25–35DAYS
Enduro season calendar with sample and ship dates counted back from round one
Counted back from round one
Jersey and pants bagged together per rider with the roster line printed on the bag
Team · by rider
School fleet kits packed by size with hangtags, carton list on top
School and brand · by size
By rider or by size

Enduro riding gear delivery: by rider name or by size

Team kits travel by rider; school and brand kits travel by size

Team and club kits are packed per rider, jersey and pants together, with the roster line on the bag, so the kit goes from the box to the rider without sorting. School and brand kits are packed by size, your label and hangtag on.

  • Carton list matches the signed size sheet line by line.
  • Photo set shows every bag before the box is sealed.
  • Shipping express, air or sea, DDP available on request.
What to send

Enduro riding gear quote: the seven things to send

Send these and Anna answers with a feasibility check within 24 hours

Roster, terrain notes and sponsor files on the sales desk
A complete first message

  1. Roster or size mix

    Names, numbers, jersey size, pant waist and inseam, brace yes or no.

  2. Terrain and season

    Forest, rock, desert; wet or dry; how many hours a day.

  3. Leg cut and knee

    In-the-boot or over-the-boot; leather or synthetic.

  4. Artwork

    Logos and sponsor files, vector, and the team colors.

  5. Pieces

    Jersey and pants, or one half.

  6. First round or course date

    We schedule backwards from it.

  7. Delivery country

    For express, air or sea and DDP.
Send it to AnnaThe full team kit process
Send the roster, the terrain and the date

Tell us who rides, where they ride and when the first round is

Anna replies within 24 hours on business days with a feasibility answer and the next step. No brochure, no price list; a real answer about your kit.

Anna · Sales Manager WhatsApp / phone: +86 177 0272 7677 Email: sales@runmotoapparel.com Mon–Sat 9:00–18:00 (GMT+8)