Top 10 Unique and Practical Gifts for Motorcycle Riders for 2024
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So you want to get a great gift for your friend, spouse or family member who just can’t keep themselves off their two-wheeled dream machine.
Your time is valuable, so here are the top 3 picks for 2024. If you’re looking for more, just keep scrolling.
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Hands down the best gift is a motorcycle airbag - we recommend the Alpinestars Tech Air 3 and 5 - this will keep your rider 50x safer than any motorcycle jacket, and we've done the math on that. | The Gold Standard in motorcycle communication units. Not just comms but music, GPS, and calls all seamlessly operated handsfree while you ride. Simple to use, rugged and reliable, with premium sound and long battery life. | The only camera a rider needs: 8K waterproof action camera that captures 360 degrees, then allows you to pick the angle after you shoot. This bundle is one-and-done for riders including mounts and lens guard. |
Hands down the best gift is a motorcycle airbag - we recommend the Alpinestars Tech Air 3 and 5 - this will keep your rider 50x safer than any motorcycle jacket, and we've done the math on that.
The Gold Standard in motorcycle communication units. Not just comms but music, GPS, and calls all seamlessly operated handsfree while you ride. Simple to use, rugged and reliable, with premium sound and long battery life.
The only camera a rider needs: 8K waterproof action camera that captures 360 degrees, then allows you to pick the angle after you shoot. This bundle is one-and-done for riders including mounts and lens guard.
We still have 7 more gift ideas and some bonuses for you in the full list below.
Or if you really love this rider in your life… don’t just buy them a gift card, book them a rental or guided tour through EagleRider. They’ll appreciate you cutting out a special time for them and the memories they make will last a lifetime. Especially if you go along with them!
Getting the Right Gift for a Rider
We here at It's Better On The Road understand both sides of that equation: from the giver to the receiver. Givers who don't ride want to make sure their riders enjoy their ride while also staying safe: we have a few perfect picks for you, including the best value piece of safety equipment that fits under any jacket.
These will make good gifts whether you ride in upstate New York, the plains of Texas, the mountains of California, the coastlines of Florida or any other wonderful road or trail on this beautiful Earth.
We also have some gifts you might want to buy for yourself, if you ride - like the easiest and most secure motorcycle phone holder, a complete motorcycle wash kit, and a very practical lightweight motorcycle jacket that you can wear off the bike too.
Other gift lists will give you dull recommendations like action cameras, a motorcycle backpack, motorcycle lift, or motorcycle covers... that's like giving a mother a box of diapers for Christmas. Not a good look.
They'll also recommend kitschy crap that most actual riders don't care for: like a motorcycle parking sign or motorcycle cuff links.
But to my friends reading this, I have a soft spot for classic motorcycle movies so I wouldn't mind getting the Marlon Brando in The Wild One Schott 118 Perfecto jacket, thank you very much!
This list is different. To create this list, I polled my motorcycle riding friends about what they’d like to receive as gifts. But I also cross-referenced that with what their spouses and friends wished they had… leading to a nice mix of gifts that will impress any rider and improve their safety on the road as well.
9 Gift Ideas and 4 Bonuses for Any Motorcycle Rider
I've included nine great products below you could buy as gifts for a biker, as well as a whopping four bonuses you can stuff in a stocking or give if you'd rather your rider decides what they want.
No matter the holiday - Christmas, Hanukkah, Father's Day, or a birthday (either the rider's or the bike's) - you'll find something on this list to suit. These products start at just $9, so you have no excuse not to pick something up! A few are major motorcycle purchases, like motorcycle jackets, but most are around $50-$150.
If you can't decide, you could always pick up a Revzilla gift certificate: buy online and print, no shipping or shopping trip required. You can load one certificate with any amount from $5 (if you want to insult someone!) up to $500.
Let's get in to the list of top products for your favorite motorcycle rider.
Quad Lock Motorcycle Handlebar Mount: Best Phone Holder for Any Rider
Price: $50 - $100
Specifications:
- Mount Type: Handlebar mount, fitting handlebar sizes 22m (⅞”), 25mm (1”), 28mm (1-⅛”), 32mm (1-¼”) (diameter)
- Compatibility: Universal mount for most popular phone models, from iPhones to Android
- Orientation: Supports landscape and horizontal
- Quality: Excellent, with over 6,000 5-star reviews on Amazon
Pros:
- Insanely easy to connect and disconnect phone from mount - unlike any other mount
- Simple to install with included hex key tool
- Flexible mount supports landscape and horizontal phone orientation
Cons:
Need a Quad Lock phone case or adapter on your phone
I've lived many years without a phone mount on my bike and done just fine. But now that I have one, I can't imagine how I ever lived without one... and every friend of mine who has a phone mount says the same.
However, not all mounts are made equal. Many a $1,000 new phone has turned to dust under a semi-truck tire due to low-quality yet seemingly "nice" phone holders. On top of that, many mounts are finicky and annoying to use, or transfer all the force of the engine's rattling right to the delicate lenses within a modern cell-phone's camera.
A phone mount makes navigation, music, and taking calls on a motorcycle SO much easier, it's well worth every penny to get a high quality phone mount that just works.
Quad Lock is the perfect phone mount today, hands down. Their reputation among motorcyclists is pristine. Their mount options are endless (from fork mounts, to handlebar, to mirror, to ball and socket that can be used with RAM mounts)
I swear SpaceX could put an iPhone on a Quad Lock Ball adapter with a RAM claw mount on the side of a Falcon 9 and it would make it to space without breaking a sweat.
Quad Lock's patented dual-stage lock design is loved by motorcycle riders because it allows for easy connection and disconnection of a phone. No screwing or stretching required, just push the phone down and twist. Unlock most other phone mounts, this can be done with one hand, which is a huge plus when you're trying to manage gloves, a bike, a helmet and more.
The only downside of the Quad Lock system is that it needs a dedicated case to be used with the phone that's going on to the mount. However, all is not lost if your rider loves their existing phone case! Quad Lock also sells a very slim adapter that can stick on to any phone case.
Quad Lock also sells tons of amazing accessories for their mounts - even a charger option which allows the rider's phone to wirelessly charge through the mount itself (using the bike's battery). How amazing is that...
Yes, the price on the Quad Lock is higher than many other phone mounts - but the value just FAR surpasses any other mount.
The best phone mount on the market. Quick to use, minimal on the motorcycle. For a safer and more enjoyable ride.
- Easy one hand operation
- Vibration damper protects phone
- Holds on tight
Tip: I highly recommend you pick up this small accessory that absorbs vibrations from the motorcycle so they aren't transferred to the delicate internals of the cell phone. It's a cheap insurance policy against potential damage.
Rating:
- Security: 5/5
- Installation: 5/5
- Flexibility: 5/5
Price: 4.5/5
Cardo Bluetooth: Affordable Motorcycle Communication System
Price: $100 - $350
Specifications:
- Connects to any cell phone for seamless navigation, music streaming and calls
- Battery Life: Up to 13 hours
- Intercom Range: Up to 1 mile / 1.6 km between each rider, with up to 16 riders connected at once for the Cardo Packtalk Edge unit. For the budget Spirit unit, up to 1/4 mile or 400 meters with 1 other rider or passenger (universal connectivity too - connect to other brands)
- Fully waterproof! (Unlike Sena)
Pros:
- Stay connected with other riders and loved ones on the road
- Easily control navigation and music with voice commands or glove-friendly buttons
- Durable and waterproof construction
- Affordable and great value (from the <$100 Spirit to the premium Edge)
Cons:
Speakers get tinny at high volumes (but I have a solution for that below...)
If you can't tell already, I am a huge fan of Cardo. I own and ride regularly with the budget Cardo Spirit (took it across the USA), Cardo Custom and Cardo Edge premium units (which I use with my Ride of Passage tours).
All of these units provide an exceptional experience on the motorcycle, enabling my group to ride safer and enjoy a seamless experience with music, GPS directions, and intercom all at once.
I ride solo with the Cardo Spirit every day and have used it for multiple trips with one other rider. Connection between riders is easy and stable. The volume on your music automatically fades when you or your riding partner speak in to the intercom.
Now I usually ride with the Cardo Packtalk Edge, which is even easier to use than the Spirit with a much longer battery life. When I take out a tour group, we simply power up all our devices and we are instantly connected together in one intercom group. The ease of use is on par with AirPods and other Apple devices.
The attention the Cardo team paid to all these little details make their units superbly high value. For lone wolf riders or people who only ride with a few others - even for a single motorcycle trip - the Cardo Spirit unit is exactly what you need, and that's why it's one of my top motorcycle gifts.
The only downside? Those 32mm speakers wimp out at high volumes.
The solution to poor audio quality is simple: upgrade to the Cardo JBL 45mm speaker kit. These speakers plug right in to the Cardo Spirit, so replacing the stock set takes 2 minutes. The 45mm kit sounds like a movie theater. And that is why I ride with this setup every day!
If you ride with a big group or just want a unit that will stay top of the line for several years, the Cardo Packtalk Edge is the right option - allowing connection to limitless other riders over intercom.
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Best for solo riders, pairs and passengers.
- Affordable
- Waterproof
- Music, Intercom, GPS
- Max 2 Intercom Participants
Best if your group has all latest-gen Cardo units.
- 15+ rider intercom over Mesh
- 10+ hour battery life
- Half the price of similar units
- Connects to phone for music, GPS
- Upgrade required for Bluetooth intercom (only when connecting to old units or Senas)
Best for riding in big groups.
- 15+ rider intercom over Mesh
- 4 rider normal intercom (any brands)
- Bridges to Sena groups (anyone can join your Mesh group)
- Magnetic easy mount
- Everything in the Custom, unlocked on Day 1
- None!
Rating:
- Connectivity: 4/5
- Audio quality: 3/5 (but fixable)
- Battery life: 5/5
- Durability: 5/5
Price: 5/5
Alpinestars Tech-Air 3 Airbag Vest: Premium Safety Gear for Riders
The entry-level airbag from Alpinestars in textile, leather, and canvas as well as a women's cut ("Stella").
Price: $600+
Specifications:
- Peak Safety: 50 times MORE protection than the best $1,000+ motorcycle jackets
- Low Key or Bright: Available in textile, leather or canvas in multiple colors - can be worn under or over jacket.
Simple: Set up and use in seconds, can be reset if it goes off. Ideal for any kind of rider, though for off-road riding you'll want the Off-Road System.
Pros:
- Can be worn under or over existing jackets
- Excellent vital organ coverage - what you're really looking for!
- Restricts head movement when deployed to prevent neck hyperextension or clavicle fractures
- Easy CO2 canister replacement to reset after it expands in a crash
- Won't get hot because the vest design allows air to flow around the sealed airbag bladders
Cons:
Pricey for a piece of motorcycle gear (but a whole lot cheaper than a trip to the hospital)
The Alpinestars Tech Air 3 Airbag Vest is the ultimate piece of safety gear for riders, offering protection that no jacket or piece of fabric can provide thanks to its cutting-edge airbag technology. Simply said, this vest is nothing but a thin piece of fabric until just before a crash.
The computer onboard the Tech Air 3 system is constantly detecting the motion of the rider's body. When the system detects a crash in progress, the airbag inflates in under 1/10 of a second to protect the rider. That computer was trained on millions of miles of data from street riders to MotoGP riders, so it knows when you're just hitting a corner hard vs actually going down.
The airbag is designed to stabilize the rider's neck and protect vital organs from impacts - and it does so better than any riding jacket on the market.
Helmets aside, there is no better piece of motorcycle safety equipment money can buy.
The Alpinestars Tech Air 3 is an essential piece of riding equipment providing the highest level of safety available. The lightweight design, stretch panels and airflow channels allow for easy movement on the bike and maximum comfort, while its quick inflation gives riders peace-of-mind that their protection is in place if needed. This vest delivers a great combination of wearability and safety, and the canvas+leather versions allow your rider to keep their style intact too.
If you're looking for a little more protection, you should pick up the Tech Air 5 below - it covers the shoulders as well.
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The entry-level airbag from Alpinestars in textile, leather, and canvas as well as a women's cut. | What sets this airbag apart is its coverage of the shoulder and ribs - critical areas often missed by motorcycle airbags. Must be worn under an abrasion-resistant motorcycle jacket, ideally a Tech Air -compatible jacket from Alpinestars. |
The entry-level airbag from Alpinestars in textile, leather, and canvas as well as a women's cut.
What sets this airbag apart is its coverage of the shoulder and ribs - critical areas often missed by motorcycle airbags. Must be worn under an abrasion-resistant motorcycle jacket, ideally a Tech Air -compatible jacket from Alpinestars.
Rating:
- Protection: 5/5
- Comfort: 4.5/5
- Ease of use: 5/5
Value: 10/5
KLIM Marrakesh Jacket: Feels like a Casual Jacket, Holds Up like Track Leathers
Price: $350+
Specifications:
- Manufacturer: Klim (the undisputed king of adventure motorcycle gear)
- Protection Factor: 1000 denier slide resistance (similar to thick racing leathers) with Ghost D30 CE Level 1 vented armor in elbows, shoulders, and back
- Available Colors: Stealth Black, Cool Gray, Teak, and Petrol - Potter's Clay (what does that even mean? Your guess is as good as mine)
Available in Women's cut too.
Pros:
- Incredible comfort and effortless style - looks like a normal jacket
- Excellent fit and finish as one would expect from Klim
- Level 1 armor at all potential impact zones, including back protector
Flows air incredibly well everywhere due to the weave of the fabric
Cons:
- Not waterproof, water resistant, or bulletproof (Come on, Klim)
Athletic fit (Might need to trim in that beer belly or go up a size)
The KLIM Marrakesh Textile Jacket is the perfect piece of riding gear for warm weather rides, providing more airflow than any mesh jacket on the market. This is due to Klim bucking the trend of "mesh panels" that flow air in one are while trapping hot air in other areas. Instead of mesh panels, Klim decided to weave the entire jacket so that it flows like ONE GIANT MESH PANEL!
But somehow they achieved that while also providing as much abrasion resistance as track leathers.
Imagine wearing no shirt at all while you're riding, but suddenly wearing a leather racing suit as soon as you hit the pavement. That's the KLIM Marrakesh in a nutshell.
Money can't buy your skin back, but it can buy a KLIM Marrakesh! And it's available in a women's cut as well.
The best lightweight motorcycle jacket on the market. With an all-mesh construction and D3O Ghost armor, it feels and looks like a casual light hiking jacket. Except it packs the CE AAA protection of a MotoGP race suit!
Rating:
- Comfort and Airflow: 5/5
- Protection: 5/5
- Style: 5/5
- Price: 4/5
Custom Motorcycle Jacket from Lusso Leather
Price: $200+
Specifications:
- Material: 1mm+ thick track-quality leather or Kevlar-lined denim with pockets for motorcycle-grade armor at the shoulders and elbows.
- Sizing: Made to exactly your specs for a perfect fit on the bike. Their team is very responsive as far as your needs: just get the dimensions of your rider and the type of bike(s) they ride.
- Customization: Lusso can do just about anything - you can even send them pictures of another jacket you like, and they'll remake it (just as a motorcycle jacket!)
Pros:
- Perfect fitting motorcycle jacket made to your spec
- Any customizations you want can be done - make sure you ask for a pocket for a back protector.
- Their founder is a motorcycle rider himself: so he understands the needs of riders
Cons:
- They'll build anything you want - so if you want a button up jacket (which isn't safe for riding!) they'll do it! I recommend you get a zipper closure for the jacket
You'll need to insert your own armor for the jacket: more on that below.
I have a denim jacket from Lusso Leather that's become my city-riding jacket of choice. For sport riding I'd still go for a thicker leather jacket from a name brand like Alpinestars or Dainese, and for adventure get something from Klim or Mosko Moto, but Lusso Leather produces a great custom fitting garment for lower-speed riding.
I also wear this jacket casually, around town - it's that comfortable. The mesh lining allows for nice airflow inside the jacket as well: even though I primarily wear my custom denim jacket from Lusso in the hot weather of Thailand, I can comfortably ride in it thanks (I think) to that mesh, which separates the kevlar and denim by just a tiny margin from my skin, leaving room for air to flow in and around my arms and torso.
For my personal jacket, I sent them a picture of another jacket I found on Pinterest and they just about nailed exactly what I was looking for. Here's the full story of my custom denim jacket.
For armor to put in this jacket: I recommend ordering the D3O Viper Back Protector, D3O Shoulder armor and D3O Elbow armor. These are all CE Level 2 certified (the best available) while being lightweight, pliable and breathable. I use these in my own gear.
Lusso's jackets are well worth it for the perfect fit and custom style they offer.
Specify the exact design you want from materials, pockets, cuffs, patterns and more or share pictures of a jacket you want recreated. Options for armor pockets, mesh and kevlar linings, and more for added safety. If the fit is wrong, they'll redo it.
Rating:
- Comfort and Airflow: 5/5
- Protection: 3/5
- Style: 6/5
- Price: 5/5
Motorcycle Earplugs: Essential Gear for Noise Reduction
Price: $10+
Specifications:
- Material: Silicone
- Noise Reduction Rating: 22-24 dB
Compatibility: Fits most ear sizes
Pros:
- Effective at reducing noise levels
- Tuned for frequencies damaging to ears, but maintains clarity of road noise - horns, approaching cars, etc
Allows for better hearing in noisy environments
Cons:
- May be uncomfortable for some users
Specialized motorcycle earplugs carry a higher price than simple phone earplugs (but filter out the right noise)
Motorcycle earplugs are a must-have for riders looking to enjoy their ride with maximum comfort and safety. The best types (like the one I'll recommend below) do two things better than the competition:
- They feature an ultra low profile design that virtually disappears in the ears, ensuring comfort even on long rides.
- They filter out the right frequencies so riders can hear horns, approaching cars, and other necessary noises while filtering out droning wind noise and the damaging high notes of a nice set of custom exhaust pipes.
These two features make specialized motorbike earplugs well worth the premium cost over cheap foam plugs.
In my research and among my friends, we love the EarPeace Moto Pro set. They do a great job of cutting out the sounds you don't want to hear while amplifying the sounds you do.
Rating:
- Noise Reduction: 5/5
- Comfort: 4/5
- Sound Clarity: 5/5
Price: 3/5
Motorcycle Heated Gloves from Gerbing: Best for Cold Weather Rides
Price: $99+
Specifications:
- Construction: Aniline Cowhide leather with Superfabric sliders and Aquatex breathable water resistant membrane.
- Touchscreen Compatibility: Yes, at index fingers
- Insulation: 150G Thinsulate
Power Source: Plugs right in to a bikes 12V battery system for unlimited battery
Pros:
- Comfortable for cold and wet conditions
- Touchscreen compatible
- Pre-curved fingers for comfortable grip on the bars
- Armored knuckles and Superfabric offer great protection in a crash
150G of Thinsulate insulation and heating elements throughout the entire gloves (all the way up each finger).
Cons:
Plugs in to the bike (but also doesn't need a heavy battery as a result!)
Whether riding to work in the rain or adventuring in the Alpine snow, heated gloves are a must. If a rider loses feeling in their hands, they lose the most important point of control over their motorcycle. That makes heated motorcycle gloves a necessity for anyone riding in cold conditions.
Motorcycle riders can enjoy both warmth and dexterity with heated gloves, giving them the perfect grip for cold weather rides. The Gerbing gloves I've recommended below feature everything necessary to make for a comfortable and safe journey down to freezing conditions. And they rely on the battery in your bike, so they're also suitable for adventure riding where you might not see a plug for a few days.
Don't forget to also purchase the battery harness needed to connect these to a motorcycle's battery!
Rating:
- Warmth: 5/5
- Comfort: 4/5
- Dexterity: 4/5
Price: 4/5
Another option that doesn't require plugging in to your bike are these Venustas heated gloves, which use a battery pack for power. We've tested the Venustas Vest and were very impressed with it.
Muc-Off Pressure Washer: For Proud Motorcycle Owners
Price: $300 - $350
Specifications:
- All in one wash kit made specifically for motorcycles
- Includes pressure washer and several cleaning solutions
Amazing attention to detail with a slot for every tool and a waterproof bag (keeping drips IN, not on your garage floor)
Pros:
- Easy to use with great cleaning performance (for more than motorcycles!)
Multiple steps to clean all dirt and grime off every part of a bike - from tires to bags to seats.
Cons:
Pressure washers can damage seals like those on bearings (goes with any pressure washer!)
This is the perfect gift for a rider who treats their motorcycle more like a museum piece than a mode of transport. Muc Off makes some of the best cleaning products specific to motorcycles and riding gear on the market, and this kit is no exception. It includes everything necessary to wash a motorcycle from tip to tail, with a powerful portable pressure washer that fits in a custom-made waterproof bag.
Setup couldn't be simpler - you won't need to open any instruction manual to get started. Just connect a house to the unit and plug it in. Connect a sprayer and a bottle (the foam is fun) and pull the trigger. Let the fun begin.
With adjustable pressure settings and multiple spray attachments, it effectively cleans any motorcycle without risking doing damage to paint or critical components of the bike.
Motorcycle lovers will love you even more for hooking them up with the Muc-Off Pressure Washer kit. They might just spend more time washing their bike than riding it!
Rating:
- Performance: 4.5/5
- Ease of use: 5/5
- Versatility: 4/5
Price: 3.5/5
Freeway Blasters Custom Motorcycle Horn: Be Heard
Price: ~$15
Specifications:
- High decibel, low note horn
- Connects to any motorcycle's battery
Compact and easy to attach to any motorcycle
Pros:
- Universal compatibility with all motorcycles
- Much louder than stock motorcycle horns
- Nice low tone that isn't embarrassing to fire off from a big bike
High quality mounting hardware
Cons:
None - unless you like having a weak horn
This would be the second upgrade I'd make to any new motorcycle, after a new exhaust setup (stock exhausts these days... don't get me started). A new horn like the Freeway Blaster is a cheap upgrade that takes a short 10 minutes to install on any motorcycle, yet it instantly improves your visibility on the road.
And the first thing you learn as a motorcyclist is that nobody is paying attention to you on the road. Now when that F150 cuts you off, you can blow the driver's socks off with your 100+ dB horn. For comparison, this horn is almost as loud as a gunshot. Any driver will be sure to hear it, and that means your rider is MUCH more likely to be noticed out on the road.
The problem with relying on exhausts to be heard is that they point backwards. So driver's only hear them after the motorcycle has passed. They can't hear nearly anything when they're chatting on their cell phone and swerving in front of a motorcycle, causing a nasty crash.
A good loud horn fixes that. For less dough than a sandwich.
Rating:
- Volume: 5/5 (133 dB at 4 inches from the horn)
- Ease of Installation: 5/5
- Compatibility: 5/5
Price: 5/5
BONUS 1: Try a Dream Bike with Riders Share or EagleRider
Us motorcycle enthusiasts sometimes find our pocketbooks come in conflict with our desires. One day I see a clean Harley Street Glide float past and the next I'm googling financing options... then I hear a Ducati rip down the highway and I'm chatting with the Ducati sales staff over the weekend.
Then I found out I can rent all my dream bikes through Rider's Share and EagleRider.
Rider's Share allows motorcycle owners to rent their bikes peer to peer, meaning you get to borrow someone else's freedom machine for a day (or a week, or a while).
They have thousands of bikes for rent on their platform all over the USA, and offer coverage for your rental plus roadside assistance if you have any trouble with your borrowed ride. My friends love this platform both as renters and provider's of bikes. It's a great way to make some passive income with a bike that's just sitting in the garage as well...
Give your favorite motorcycle riders the chance to rent the ride of their dreams with a gift card for Rider's Share.
The other platform to check out is EagleRider. Unlike Rider's Share, Eagle Rider rents the bikes out themselves like Hertz or Avis rent out cars, making them ideal for large group rides where you might want to rent 5 or 10 bikes of a similar model.
All my experiences with EagleRider were superb, with quick pickup and drop off and well-maintained rides. They even allow you to pick up in one location and drop off in another, making EagleRider ideal for point to point rides. I once used them for a stunning 8 day ride from Denver, Colorado to Phoenix, Arizona - traversing the Rocky Mountains and crossing the deserts to the Grand Canyon. Pick up and drop off took 10 minutes total.
BONUS 2: Let The Rider Decide with Revzilla Gift Card
Can't pick a gift? Is the rider in your life just too choosy? Let them pick their own gift from the incredible products offered over at Revzilla. Pick up a Revzilla gift certificate online here, and check them off your list. Revzilla offers quality stuff, and you're WAY less likely to buy a lemon of a piece of gear or equipment off Revzilla than searching Amazon or elsewhere.
I just saved you hours in the gift buying process!
BONUS 3: Custom Drawing or Painting of Their Motorcycle
Okay, I know I hated on kitschy gifts earlier, but this one has a special charm. Instead of a generic motorcycle shaped bottle opener or wall sign, get a custom made drawing of your motorcycle rider's favorite bike COMMISSIONED.
Platforms like Fiverr allow you to buy a custom-made piece of art from talented artists all around the world. All you'll have to do is send a few pictures of the motorcycle you want drawn up and possibly the style you want the art made in. Then voila, you'll get a custom made physical piece of art that your favorite motorcycle rider will cherish, even if they eventually sell that bike off.
Just pick any artist with a decent number of positive reviews here or here, and you're set!
BONUS 4: Stocking Stuffers for Motorcycle Riders
Maybe a big purchase doesn't make sense for you right now. In that case, check out this list of small stocking stuffers on Amazon. Lots of low cost, easy things to toss in for the rider in your life.
Picking the Right Gift for Motorcycle Rider in Your Life
Us motorcycle enthusiasts are easy: we just want to be out on the road enjoying our freedom machines. Anything that helps us do that and enjoy the experience more thoroughly and safely is going to make us immeasurably happy.
Anything on this list will please the rider in your life. And if there's something else you chose that really nailed it with the rider in your life, please leave a comment on this post!
I look forward to hearing from you, and see you and yours out on the road.
Frequently Asked Questions
What to gift someone who rides motorcycles?
Motorcycle riders want to have a fun and safe ride at all times: anything from leather gloves to a comfortable jacket to a Bluetooth intercom system will do that well for any rider. This list should have something for everyone!
What does every biker need?
Every biker needs motorcycle safety equipment like a helmet, jacket designed for motorcycling activity, gloves, boots, riding pants, and bags or luggage to store necessary items on their ride. Little things matter too: sunglasses, neck gaiters, Bluetooth intercoms, multi-tools and universal sockets are all critical.
Are heated motorcycle gloves worth the investment?
Heated gloves are absolutely worth the investment for any motorcycle rider tackling chilly temperatures. Hands are the first part of the body to lose feeling on a cold ride, yet they're also the most critical part of the body to keep warm. If you lose your hands, you lose control of the motorcycle. So heated gloves are not about comfort so much as safety. They're a necessity, not a fancy extra.
What should I get my biker boyfriend?
Please do not get him a "Remove before flight" keychain that will whip in his face when he's trying to weave through traffic on the highway. Go with something on this list, like a Quad Lock phone mount kit or a snappy Klim Marrakesh jacket (that looks good on a dinner date too).
Or just go out on a ride with him!
