The gear between you and the road
Riding kit for Nepali roads, sold with its certification stated plainly. If a protector is CE Level 2, we say so. If it carries no rating at all, we say that too.
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What the rating actually means
Highest impact rating
CE Level 2
Passes the stricter impact-transmission limit. What we would put in a back protector for touring or track riding.
Standard impact rating
CE Level 1
Certified protection with a higher permitted transmitted force. Lighter and less bulky — city-friendly.
Stated honestly
No rating
Comfort and abrasion layers carrying no impact certification. Labelled as such, never implied otherwise.
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CE Level 2
Kavach Rajmarga Pant
CE Level 2
CE Level 2
Kavach Nomad Jacket
CE Level 2
CE Level 2
Kavach Surakshya Jacket
CE Level 2
Kavach Tail Bag- Waterproof Roll-Top Motorcycle Saddlebag with Quick-Release Buckle – Universal Fit Convertible Pannier
No impact rating
Kavach Multi-Utility Vest
No impact rating
Kavach Stride DS1
No impact rating
Buying guides
Know before you spend
Aug 2026
Langtang and Syabrubesi: A Route Write-Up
The ride north from Kathmandu into Langtang, and where the road gets technical.
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Group Riding Etiquette on Narrow Mountain Roads
Spacing, overtaking calls, and what a sweep rider actually does.
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Cold-Weather Layering for Himalayan Touring
Base layers, wind-stopping, and the mistake of relying on your jacket's liner alone.
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