Take a look at Rukka. They are not cheap, but worth every cent. Rukka gear cover all riding seasons / weathers, pants and jackets have "intelligent" comfortable armour and low key no-nonsense style. I highly recommend.

http://www.rukka.com/motorsport

 

 

Vanson.

Removable armor, add the liner for when it's cool, leather vest when it's cold.

 

I've changed to leather but it's hard to beat the Firstgear Kathmandu Jacket I used to have. Good for Rain, cold, and hot with lots of vents.

 

If you want some seriously good stuff: check out Rukka.
By far not the cheapest but I have been using their gear for over a decade now and it still almost like new, despite some serious use over the years.

 

I've got a Scorpion Yosemite. Awesome venting and well put together. I'd also check out Olympia.

 

I have a HD textile jacket. I went down in a round about with it on. Helmet rashed and had to be replaced immediately.

Jacket - couldn't even tell anything happened. Very impressed with how it held up. Warm-ish. I wear a hoodie under if if riding below 40 degrees. Have worn it with a hoodie to 28 and was chilled tho. Needed more.

 

If Klims bike gear is anything like their sled gear, I highly recommend it. Never seen their bike stuff though. Other than a helmet, I am head to toe Klim on my sled.

 

I have an early fxrg that I wear but pulled the armor because it is so darn heavy. I have and Stitch R3 that I am going to sell--I just prefer 2 piece. I should get an Olympia Expedition tomorrow-Revzilla has them down to 240. I did look long and hard at the FXRG textile but passed. I like the fact that Olympia stuff has a hood. I have some old Firstgear pants that I wear all the time. I bought them used as a test and I love the darn things. I take the winter liner out and use scrub pants under them in summer. I like a full length zip. Except for the R3 I prefer a rainsuit instead of goretex. I really like the HD suit I bought--I could get the lower in a diff size to match my short legs in the model I bought and it has done a great job in some nasty stuff. I read all the reviews on Revzilla and the equipment section on the advrider forum (search ) is a place that I have found some experienced opinions that I considered helpful. Their marketplace has been good to me, too. They have a lot of quality gear move through there but HD branded stuff is rare. I got a pair of gtx Sidi road boots for half price and they were like new--not any more. One thing about textile is the heavy duty stuff really climbs in price--way out of my ability to pay.