North of Berlin
Moto 65 Riding Jacket
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Looks understated. Works hard in all weather.
The Moto 65 Riding Jacket pairs a classic waxed look with a Sympatex® membrane that keeps out wind and rain and still breathes. It's the jacket for riders who want to stay dry on longer rides, and for everyday riding through an Island year. Put it on, get comfortable and go find new roads.
Riding Conditions
- Waterproof all-weather riding.
- Touring and everyday riding.
- Comfortable cut with room for layers underneath.
Comfort
- Waterproof and windproof Sympatex® Z-Liner construction.
- Highly breathable Sympatex® membrane made from recycled polyester.
- Vents let fresh air circulate between outer fabric and membrane.
- Mesh lining for airflow.
- Soft cord trim at collar and cuffs.
- Adjustable hip width.
Protection
- CE-certified to EN 17092-3:2020, class AA.
- Abrasion-resistant waxed Cordura®/cotton blend.
- Very slim, flexible Sas-Tec® protectors at shoulders, elbows and back, all Level 2.
Features
- Three outside pockets (two waterproof) plus two zipped inside pockets.
- Forearm pocket for keys or small items.
- YKK® metal zips.
- Internal drawstring at the waist.
- Full-length connection zip that pairs with North of Berlin riding pants, even in different sizes.
Care Instructions
- Hand wash at 30°C / 86°F. No tumble drying, bleach or dry cleaning. Iron on low if needed.
- Re-treat with a suitable wax spray after washing to restore water repellency.
- Take out the protectors and close all pockets and zips before washing. Keep the zips free of dirt.
Material
- Outer: 53% polyamide, 27% cotton, 18% PU, 2% other fibres
- Lining: 100% polyester
Shipping & Returns
Free standard shipping across Canada, usually 3–5 business days. Express shipping is available at checkout.
30 days to return or exchange. Exchanges ship back to you free of charge, and returns for store credit come with a free return label. Full return policy →
Try it on at 508 Herald Street
Shipped from Victoria, BC
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