Fun & Folly

Teaching your child to ride is easy, because if they can walk, they can ride. Safe, fun and teaches your child confidence in their balance, coordination and motor skills. Well built construction and thoughtful design makes for fun safe mobility for kids age 2 to 5. Instills the benefits of two-wheel transportation early in your child’s development, preparing them for a lifetime of the social and personal benefits of riding. High-grade steel tubing with wide, stable wheels. Handlebars and padded seat are height adjustable to grow with your child. 7 lbs. Blue, Red or Pink

Fixing Santa's Cycle, A Christmas Adventure

From 1928 to 1955 Vincent motorcycles were made in Stevenage, England. All over the world riders still cherish these bikes for their beauty and speed.

When Santa needs help fixing his Vincent, two young mechanics come to his rescue in this charming holiday tale.

A fun children's picture book about motorcycle riding monkeys. Ideal for parents and grandparents who want to share their passion for riding motorcycles with their children and grandchildren. Vibrant and colorful, the book also serves as a great introduction to motorcycles for children. Mimi and Moto are seen riding various styles including motocross/enduro, sportbikes, two-up, choppers, cruisers, cafe racers, and even a sidecar! The lessons to be shared through the characters and story are that: motorcycles are fun, safety is always first, boys and girls ride, and there are many different kinds of motorcycles. For ages 1 & Up and Early Readers. By Nancy Gerloff and Mark Augustyn. Hardbound, 8.2”x8.2”, 12 pp., color illus.

You know who you are. You’re among friends here...but across the world of ordinary people, regular workplaces, common hardware stores, consumerized shopping malls, offices, workshops and chain grocery stores…the Road Grimed Astronaut goes a long way. Because most people have no idea.

Let us explain. Do people in grocery stores and gas stations see your onesie coverall or teched-out armored adventure suit as peculiar? Have you ever ridden past a bedraggled looking group of bevested and bechapped riders standing around under a freeway overpass smoking cigarettes and waiting for the rain to stop…and did you smile inside your helmet as you went by? Do bearded hipsters regard the uncoolness of your wonderful habiliment from saddles of their fenderless aircleanerless purified bikes or (more likely) thru their car windows as you ride by them in traffic on a cold dark day?

If some of this is slightly familiar, you are a Road Grimed Astronaut. You have the right stuff. So you might want this.

Offer: The 3" size of the embroidered RGA patch will be added to the sleeve shoulder of any ordered new Aerostich suit or Darien gear FREE if requested. And if you send us worn Aerostich gear for repair or refurbishment service and ask, we’ll add an RGA patch FREE, too, if requested.

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Create your own ode to the open road, haiku to the highway, or canto to your commute with these inspiring kits with a selection of over 200 magnetized words and word fragments. Stick them to your fridge, locker, toolbox, gas tank or any steel surface. Unleash your inner poet or strategically place an inspirational quote. Each tile is 3/8” tall, length varies by word. Choose Route 66 or Bike Lover kits, or get both to exponentially expand your magnetic vocabulary.

Stick one of these on your helmet for easy to apply safety and ease. Emergency personnel and paramedics will know your blood type, even if you are not able to tell them. Convenient sheet of cut to fit stickers. 8.5"x11" sheet.

Aerostich Bumper Sticker. Where you stick these is your business, but we think they look better than other stickers out there. YMMV. Small (2"x7.75"). White.

You know who you are. You’re among friends here...but across the world of ordinary people, regular workplaces, common hardware stores, consumerized shopping malls, offices, workshops and chain grocery stores…the Road Grimed Astronaut goes a long way. Because most people have no idea.

Let us explain. Do people in grocery stores and gas stations see your onesie coverall or teched-out armored adventure suit as peculiar? Have you ever ridden past a bedraggled looking group of bevested and bechapped riders standing around under a freeway overpass smoking cigarettes and waiting for the rain to stop…and did you smile inside your helmet as you went by? Do bearded hipsters regard the uncoolness of your wonderful habiliment from saddles of their fenderless aircleanerless purified bikes or (more likely) thru their car windows as you ride by them in traffic on a cold dark day?

If some of this is slightly familiar, you are a Road Grimed Astronaut. You have the right stuff. So you might want this.

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You don’t seriously need this one. Two to a set. 4.75"×1.25".

Save on a set of stickers. Pack includes “Pavement Ends”, “One Less Car”, “Do Not Touch Me”, “Japan Nein”, “Motorsports Can Be Dangerous”, “Ride There”, “Not Art”, “If Found Unconscious...”, “Aerostich”, "Gas Pump", “Refined Hydro”, “This Is My Car”, “So Many Roads”, and "Driving". Sticker selection may vary.

Save $8.00 when bought all together.

Found this sticker in a Japanese bike shop. It reads “Dangerous person. If you touch me, I will be cut off”, and means “If you touch my bike, I will snap and go off”. 3.5" diameter.

Why jump on board the USS Mainstream Indulgence without even a second thought? 3.5"×3.5".

For the chin bar of your helmet (you get 2). By Ed Peterson. 2.5"×1".

Friendly rivalry? This looks like mischief from original via Bill Jutz. 3.5".

That cool bike you've got sitting between your legs is officially recognized by the U.S. Federal Government as much more than an amusing toy. These are exact replicas of the signs above the HOV lanes across the freeways of California. They are a reminder that motorcycles are given extra privileges because riding them is social good. We all know that. Unfortunately most of your neighbors don’t. They’re positive motorcycles are self-indulgent toys -- Including yours. Let them know all fifty states have a totally different view, and have installed signs like these above our busiest and most congested roads to announce and declare: MOTORCYCLES OK. Officially. No equivocation. The government knows that choosing riding helps all of us, every time a rider gets on their motorcycle instead of getting into a car. (...thanks Brian). 2" x 9.75" Stick it proudly...

From strict warning signage found around British race tracks. 4"×4".

OK, so your bike wasn’t in the Guggenheim Show. 2" diameter.

Looks great on a bike. Stupid on a car or truck. 1.75"×2".

Graphic we stole from somewhere, but forgot where. 4.5"×3.25".