
REV’IT! TAILORTECH is back on the road for a third consecutive year, bringing its custom racing suit fitting process to more than 20 stops across North America and Canada this fall. The idea behind TAILORTECH still traces back to Italy, where the brand’s racing-suit craftsmanship has developed alongside decades of motorsport heritage, but the Fall Tour keeps making that experience easier to reach without booking a flight overseas.
What a REV’IT! TAILORTECH Fitting Actually Involves
Every appointment is built around the individual rider rather than a standard sizing chart. Riders meet with TAILORTECH specialists, work through the full collection, and get professional measurements paired with real design consultation, whether they arrive with a specific concept already in mind or start from nothing at all.
The process is appointment-based with limited availability at each stop, so the brand is encouraging riders to book ahead rather than walk in and hope for an opening.

The REV’IT! TAILORTECH Fall Tour’s 2026 Stops
The tour opens September 25 through 27 at MotoAmerica’s round at New Jersey Motorsports Park, a multi-day stop that puts TAILORTECH directly in front of the racing crowd it was originally built for.
From there it moves through Team Powersports in Raleigh, Iconic Motorbikes and Beach Moto in the Los Angeles area, and Speed Addicts Bike Night in Orange, California, before hitting Daisuki Racing in San Antonio and the REV’IT! Denver store, one of the brand’s own retail locations that opened back in 2024.
Canadian stops include Pacific Motorsports in Richmond, BC and Riders Choice in Mississauga, Ontario, while the East Coast leg runs through Motorcycle of Dulles in Virginia, Ducati New York, and Seacoast Sport Cycle in New Hampshire. A trio of Cycle Gear Bike Nights in Bolingbrook, Atlanta, and Pasadena land on the same October 13 date, giving three regions a shot at the same stop on one night.
The tour wraps its Midwest swing at The Toy Shop & Motolounge outside Chicago and Performance Cycle in Centennial, Colorado, before closing out entirely on October 24 at Moto Europa’s STL Triumph location in St. Louis. That’s a genuinely broad footprint for a program built around one-on-one fittings rather than a product launch, and it says something about how much demand REV’IT! has found for the format since it started three years ago.

Why REV’IT! TAILORTECH Keeps Coming Back
TAILORTECH itself combines decades of custom racing-suit expertise with modern technology and advanced protection, built around each rider’s own measurements, riding style, and personal design preferences. That approach applies the same way whether the rider showing up is a professional racer, a serious track-day regular, or someone who just wants a suit that actually fits instead of the closest size on a rack.
Riders looking to book a fitting can find their nearest stop and reserve an appointment directly through REV’IT!’s official Fall Tour page, where the full schedule and booking windows for each location are listed. Appointments are limited at every stop, and the tour follows last year’s Fall Tour run, which covered similar ground with growing turnout each year.
A marketing tour rarely survives three straight years unless the thing it’s selling actually delivers once the appointment happens. REV’IT! TAILORTECH returning for a third fall in a row, with more stops than last year rather than fewer, is a better indicator of whether the fitting process holds up than anything in the brand’s own copy about it.


