Enduro gear checklist

Protective gear

Every rider on our tours wears a full-face helmet, body protectors, enduro boots, goggles and gloves. When you buy a helmet, look for a label that shows it meets a recognised safety standard, such as ECE 22.06 in Europe. A helmet that fits well matters more than one that looks good.

Clothing

Bring enduro pants and a shirt that moves well when you stand on the pegs. A rain layer matters most in spring and autumn. It also helps on hot days, because a light waterproof blocks wind and keeps sweat from cooling you too fast on descents.

Hydration and food

A camelback or water bottle is the easiest way to keep drinking while you ride. Pack something for the breaks. Snacks that don't melt or crush are the most practical.

Your motorbike

If you ride your own bike, check the tyres, chain, brakes and controls before you travel. Bring basic spares and tools you already know how to use. If you rent from us, we check the bike before departure.

What we can rent

If you don't have the full kit, ask us about rental on WhatsApp. Motorbike rental is an option within a package and includes fuel and technical support for the whole tour.

Before you pack

List the protective gear first. Most other items are easy to replace on the road. If you're not sure your kit is enough, send us a photo or a list on WhatsApp and we'll tell you straight.