Studds Launches Motorcycle Riding Jackets

- Studds motorcycle riding jackets are priced at Rs. 6,500
- The Studds jackets come with back protector, shoulder and elbow protector
- Each Studds mesh jacket comes with a rain liner and thermal inner jacket
Studds Accessories, a manufacturer of two-wheeler helmets, has launched its range of motorcycle riding jackets, priced at Rs. 6,500. The new range of jackets features a protective, breathable mesh design that promotes generous airflow to keep the rider cool and comfortable during hot summer days, and also comes with a removable inner thermal liner to ensure appropriate warmth during winter. The jackets are available in two different designs, with different colours, with one available in black and the other in flourescent green and black.
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According to Studds, it's the world's largest two-wheeler helmet manufacturer, according to overall annual sales of helmets.
Sidhartha Bhushan Khurana, Managing Director, STUDDS Accessories Ltd. said, "Our two wheeler accessories vertical has contributed significantly to the entire sales of the company, and we are confident that with the introduction of riding jackets, we will be able to provide a holistic and enhanced riding experience to our customers. The new jackets are stylish and provide ultimate protection which will promote the culture of safe riding in the country. These jackets not only cater to professional riders, but they can also be used for the daily commute."
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Studds has a range of ISI-certified helmets on sale in India
According to Studds, the riding jackets ensure perfect fit and come with quick and simple-to-use adjustable elbow straps. The large multi-purpose pockets provide adequate space for carrying keys, mobile phones and other knick-knacks. The Studds riding jackets come with back protectors, shoulder protectors and elbow protectors to ensure optimum safety for the rider in case of an accident. The jackets come with additional impact protectors, rain liner and thermal inner jacket. According to Studds, it's the world's largest helmet manufacturer by sales volume.
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