Motorcycle Christmas Gifts
Buying the perfect biker a perfect gift can be challenging. Listed here are
some ideas below with a varied price range to help your holiday season be
less stressful.
GIFT IDEAS UNDER $50
Club or brand patches, pins, insignia, bandanas: $7 to $30 ea. These are sure
to please and are great stocking stuffers..
Custom embroidered t-shirts: custom embroidered motorcycle t-shirts with
the motorcycling saying of your choice and your style of motorcycle
embroidered on the front of the t-shirt. They come in a variety of colors to
choose from and long and short sleeve. You can find some great shirts
online - not only were they "high quality" and unique, but they were
inexpensive.
Motorcycle Cup Holder: The Kruzer Kaddy is a stainless steel
accessory/beverage holder with an insulated liner that is quickly detachable
from the chrome-plated mounting hardware. It can be used for holding cell
phones, sunglasses, radios, 16 oz. to 20 oz. bottles, 12 oz. cans, etc. The
all-metal construction is not only durable, but is also attractive so as to not
distract from the look of one's motorcycle. Prices start at $36 ea. The Kruzer
Kaddy comes in stainless, black, and leather. http://www.kruzerkaddy.net/
GIFT IDEAS OVER $50
Soft Saddlebags: Storage space is always a great gift to give your biker. The
prices range from $100 to $200 for a good set of soft saddlebags. Nylon or
cordura bags are especially durable, lightweight, and weather resistant. You
can check out the saddlebag offerings by clicking on motorcycle accessories
below and then shop for saddlebags or just an extra storage bag over the
passenger seat bag. http://www.coolsac.com/default.aspx
Heated Gear: For the ultimate in a luxury gift that gives your rider extended
riding time and comfort on the road, buy them some heated gear. Heated
gear comes in vests, jacket liners, gloves, socks, and pants. The prices vary
depending on the brand and if you buy plug-ins or battery operated. You can
check out the brands of heated gear and prices by clicking on heated gear
below. http://www.gerbing.com/home/motorcycle.html
GPS: A hot new item for motorcycles is the Global Positioning System. These
systems show the biker where he is at all times and how to get where they
want to go. Takes a bit of the mystery out of touring but a great gadget.
These systems have varied price ranges from $199 and up depending on
what style you get and mounting equipment. To see more about GPS
equipment, click on Motorcycle Accessories http://www.gpscentral.ca/
Gift Certificate: If you can't decide, you can always go to your biker's favorite
dealership, custom, repair, or paint shop and purchase a gift certificate. You
name the price and the service or product. Winter is always a good time to
get the bike serviced or better yet a complete new look with a custom paint
job or custom leather seats.
Priceless: If you are on a tight budget and money is in short supply, you can
always rent a biker movie such as "The Wild Ones", "Easy Rider", "Ghost
Rider" or "Wild Hogs", and dress up in your favorite riding chaps and vest,
make some popcorn and settle down for a peaceful night in.
Buying the perfect biker a perfect gift can be challenging. Listed here are
some ideas below with a varied price range to help your holiday season be
less stressful.
GIFT IDEAS UNDER $50
Club or brand patches, pins, insignia, bandanas: $7 to $30 ea. These are sure
to please and are great stocking stuffers..
Custom embroidered t-shirts: custom embroidered motorcycle t-shirts with
the motorcycling saying of your choice and your style of motorcycle
embroidered on the front of the t-shirt. They come in a variety of colors to
choose from and long and short sleeve. You can find some great shirts
online - not only were they "high quality" and unique, but they were
inexpensive.
Motorcycle Cup Holder: The Kruzer Kaddy is a stainless steel
accessory/beverage holder with an insulated liner that is quickly detachable
from the chrome-plated mounting hardware. It can be used for holding cell
phones, sunglasses, radios, 16 oz. to 20 oz. bottles, 12 oz. cans, etc. The
all-metal construction is not only durable, but is also attractive so as to not
distract from the look of one's motorcycle. Prices start at $36 ea. The Kruzer
Kaddy comes in stainless, black, and leather. http://www.kruzerkaddy.net/
GIFT IDEAS OVER $50
Soft Saddlebags: Storage space is always a great gift to give your biker. The
prices range from $100 to $200 for a good set of soft saddlebags. Nylon or
cordura bags are especially durable, lightweight, and weather resistant. You
can check out the saddlebag offerings by clicking on motorcycle accessories
below and then shop for saddlebags or just an extra storage bag over the
passenger seat bag. http://www.coolsac.com/default.aspx
Heated Gear: For the ultimate in a luxury gift that gives your rider extended
riding time and comfort on the road, buy them some heated gear. Heated
gear comes in vests, jacket liners, gloves, socks, and pants. The prices vary
depending on the brand and if you buy plug-ins or battery operated. You can
check out the brands of heated gear and prices by clicking on heated gear
below. http://www.gerbing.com/home/motorcycle.html
GPS: A hot new item for motorcycles is the Global Positioning System. These
systems show the biker where he is at all times and how to get where they
want to go. Takes a bit of the mystery out of touring but a great gadget.
These systems have varied price ranges from $199 and up depending on
what style you get and mounting equipment. To see more about GPS
equipment, click on Motorcycle Accessories http://www.gpscentral.ca/
Gift Certificate: If you can't decide, you can always go to your biker's favorite
dealership, custom, repair, or paint shop and purchase a gift certificate. You
name the price and the service or product. Winter is always a good time to
get the bike serviced or better yet a complete new look with a custom paint
job or custom leather seats.
Priceless: If you are on a tight budget and money is in short supply, you can
always rent a biker movie such as "The Wild Ones", "Easy Rider", "Ghost
Rider" or "Wild Hogs", and dress up in your favorite riding chaps and vest,
make some popcorn and settle down for a peaceful night in.
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