Staff Pick
Virus Power
Virus Power Predator Textile Racing Suit
$2,299.95
- Most protective
- ☀️ SummerSummer, Mid season
- 🌦 Mid season
- Men
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Vegan Moto Club is a database of motorcycle gear made without leather, wool or other animal materials, checked product by product.
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On Nov 14, 2026
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2026 San Francisco VegFest
SMC Event Center, 1111 Gough St, San Francisco, CA
The 27th annual SF VegFest, with speakers, local vegan chefs, comedians and more than 80 exhibitors. Adults $15 early bird (through Sep 30), $18 advance, $20 at the door. Students and seniors $10/$13/$15. SFVS members and anyone under 19 get in free. Hosted by the San Francisco Vegan Society.
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Read the full materials list, including liners, trims, patches and palms, where leather and wool usually hide. Ask the maker about adhesives if that matters to you. Every product here carries a verification badge that says who confirmed the materials: us, the maker, or an automated screen awaiting review.
Protective riding gear made without animal materials: no leather, suede, wool, silk or down. The shell is a textile such as Cordura or a synthetic microfiber, and the armor is foam or plastic, which it is in leather gear too. The site lists only products whose materials check out.
The product catalog on this site lists several hundred items from brands such as REV'IT!, Alpinestars, Knox and Pando Moto, filtered by category, protection level, season and waterproofing. Each listing links to the maker or a retailer. We are a rider community, not a store.
It depends on the rating, not the material. Textile garments are tested under EN 17092 and carry a class from A to AAA, the same scale used for leather. CE armor under EN 1621 works the same inside any shell. Read the class on the label and compare that, not the fabric name.