Call me Mr Organised, but Xmas is on its way.
My Brother in Law has taken up motorcycling this year, and it the proud owner of a HD Sportster Iron 883.
OK, so the bike's probably not to everyone's taste.
But, what would be a good Xmas gift for circa £40? Not being a biker myself there's so much tat out there that I'd probably pick something rubbish.
Ta.
Some leather tassles for the ends of the bars ?
Was going to suggest water proof socks but seeing as it's a HD it probably won't see the rain, how about some leather tassels and a bandana!
Tube neck warmers are good, great pulled over your mouth, I used to get sore teeth with the cold wind, or a visor cleaning kit for getting off bugs
For similar reasons as above I guess hot grips are probably superfluous.
As a v v recent bike licence holder, on my list of wants right now are:
Pin lock DIY (universal) for my cheapo helmet
Some kevlar lined jeans (prob too £ for you)
And a rainproof "onesie", but again prob not necc for your B-i-L if he isnt going out in the rain like what I do.
Smaller stuff like nikwax visor clear, another buff, a little stick on LED clock for the console (how ******* cheapskate of bike manufacturers that they dont put one on the dash?!?)
Fog City visor thingy. Winter essential.
Cheers Stoner - really helpful.
Some leather chaps and bandana 😉
just looking on eBay there are some (non Draggin) kevlar jeans/troos for a fairly reasonable £40ish.
Edz type base layers. Snood/scarf. Visor cleaner&spray bottle
pinlock visor insert +1
Depending on the type of visor you might be able to get him a tinted or mirrored visor, great for sunny days.
Mouldex ear plugs so he doesn't end up deaf.
Gloves are always good.
I bought my son ( moped rider ) a Merino Wool Buff ( snood thing ) ...he loves it and wears it every day on the bike
I bought my son ( moped rider ) a Merino Wool Buff ( snood thing ) ...he loves it and wears it every day on the bike
Edit...sorry can anyone tell me how to remove a double post ...sorry


