The seasons have turned, and we suspect you might already be thinking ahead to that gift-giving time of year (for better or for worse). In which case you'll be pleased to know we've got our annual Holiday Gift Guide all properly vetted for you. Stylish duds, accessory bling, books, DVDs and more-it's all here for you to sift through.
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Harley-Davidson Ride Atlas Of North America (2nd Ed.) $35Not your usual Rand McNally road atlas, this ride atlas contains a state-by-state chart of key motorcycle laws, suggested ride routes printed on the maps, motorcycle points of interest and, of course, where to find your nearest H-D dealer mid-ride. In-store at H-D dealers and at www.randmcnally.com. | 
Inferno Mirrors $63The character in Ghost Rider may get a bit jealous when he sees you sporting the Inferno Mirrors on your ride. It's a simple bolt-on modification that even a new rider can make, and it's, uh, guaranteed not to burn your flesh.www.customchrome.com |
Garmin Zumo 550 $1077Built specifically for motorcyclists, the Zumo 550 GPS is designed for left-hand operation, even while wearing gloves. Built-in maps, Bluetooth connectivity to provide directions through your helmet headset system, motorcycle and automotive mounts and pre-trip planning software mean you'll never lose a map to a passing semitruck again.www.garmin.com | 
Cruz Tools RoadTech M3 $75What's more frustrating than needing to make a quick roadside repair with a wrench? Not having the right tool with you, for starters. The Road-Tech M3 tool kit has you covered with its tool assortment designed just for cruiser riders. here's also an American kit available.www.cruztools.com | 
Roadgear Adventure Backpack Map Holder $30With the Adventure Backpack Map Holder, two-up riding becomes an interactive event. It frees up the rider to pay attention to the road, while the passenger handles the navigation duties. We can't think of better couples therapy. Available in several different colors. www.roadgear.com |
Kryptonite New York Disc Lock $65Big cables and chains too heavy and cumbersome for you to carry around on your bike? Well, you have no more excuses with the New York Disc Lock. Easily fitting in a jacket pocket, it provides serious protection against ride-away thefts. www.kryptonite.com | 
Helmet Mohawk $20Sometimes you just need to be seen: four suction cups to attach the Helmet Mohawk and, bam, you're the mighty Wez from The Road Warrior. Perfect for road captains and other group-ride leaders, too. Available in the color of your choice. www.thehelmetmohawk.com | 
Harley-Davidson Skull Accessories $7-$50Nothing says, "Happy Holidays!" like skulls. Naturally, the holidays we're referring to are Halloween and Dia de los Muertos. Good thing that Harley offers a large selection of skull accessories for various models, including the handlebar mount cover and gas cap pictured here. www.harley-davidson.com |
Twenty20 VHoldR Helmet Camera System $350First came video cameras: difficult to operate while riding. Then came lipstick camera lenses, but you still needed to carry the video camera. Now, there's the VHoldR, a helmet-mountable camera that records on SD memory cards, saving up to four hours of your unforgettable rides per card. www.twenty20camera.com |  | 
ROK Straps $18 (pair)We're convinced these are the best motorcycle gear straps you can buy, and worth the extra dosh. No scratchy hooks here-they just loop around a frame rail or bracket, without "rolling" off your gear like round bungee cords. The adjustable-length ROK Straps flat-out rock. www.aerostich.com |
Battery Tender Twin 800 $170A great tool for those who store their bikes over the winter, it's the solution to keeping motorcycle batteries-yes, plural-charged all through the cold times. And when you're really suffering from cruising withdrawal, pressing a button on the charger will generate cool engine sounds. www.batterytender.com | 
The Essential Guide to Motorcycle Maintenance by Mark Zimmerman $30Whether you're a newbie or experienced rider, at some point getting your hands greasy is part of the motorcycling experience. We may be biased, but we can't think of a better resource than Cruiser's own Mark Zimmerman to guide you through the maintenance and repair of your bike. whitehorsepress.com | |