Black Friday - For the Bike

Beat the Evaporative Fuel Nozzles and top off your tank with relative ease with this lightweight, 1/8” thick, credit card sized tool. Durable ABS plastic prevents damage to the paint finish on your fuel tank. Unique teardrop shaped cut-out allows sliding over gas nozzle to depress and hold back the EFN boot while adding fuel to your tank. Won't slip off either. Works for filling gas cans too. Even if you don't live in a state with these booted nozzles, sooner or later you'll need one of these. Fits easily in your wallet, jacket pocket or tank bag. Prevents fuel filling frustration. 3.3"×2.2".

An amazingly clever, simple solution to relieve wrist fatigue on long rides. Installs over any throttle grip in seconds, no tools required. The patented smart-clip tension design locks easily into place against the brake lever to maintain your cruising speed, without the need to hold the throttle. Disengaging is as easy as returning the throttle to a closed position or giving the brake lever a squeeze. High-mile rides just got a little more comfortable. Two sizes: Small (7/8", for Street and Sport Bikes), Large (1", for Cruisers). Black.

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This heated grip kit is the most powerful one available.  Yet installs neatly and perfectly and easily under your bike’s original or aftermarket grips. This is our favorite for serious cold-weather riding situations and features two-stage heat control (HI/LO) with a convenient round rocker switch for quick adjustments on the go. The complete kit includes two adhesive-backed heating elements, a hi/lo switch, a shrink-wrap insulation layer for the clutch side of the handlebars, wiring and mounting hardware, and full instructions for an easy install. You’ll also find plenty of DIY install videos on YouTube.  With a total output of 40 watts on hi, while drawing only 3 amps, these deliver dependable warmth in really cold conditions without overloading your bike’s electrical system.

A flexible, adhesive, wrap-around heating element with printed-circuit-type elements that fit between the handlebar and grip, keeping your digits from turning into frozen turkey feet during cold weather rides. These have been a popular way to make any bike more all-season rideable for years. Installation is DIY easy, and there are plenty of YouTube tutorials to follow online. Includes two heating elements, wiring, resistor (for hi-low function, and an on/off, hi/lo switch. Effective way to have warm hands, which helps the rest of your body be warmer, too.  A great comfort as well as a safety enhancer. For 12V systems. On "hi" they draw only 2 amps and make 27-29 watts of hand-warming heat. Installation takes only about an hour on most bikes.