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The warm, soothing glow of a traditional campfire with push-button ease anywhere. This LED night light is perfect for shedding a little illumination inside your tent and or as an amusing after dark accent to any room. Compact for easy storage. Uses 3 AA batteries (not included). 3.5” x 3” x 3.5”.

Go ahead, roll your eyes, but this multi-functional thing helps keep you safer from a virus or germs. Yes it is a bit O.C.D., but pandemic aside, it’s still a useful little multipurpose gadget. Use its locking clip to open doors or drawers without touching them (at suspect gas stations, public restrooms and wayside rests). The built-in stylus tip can be used for germy public touchscreens and keypads. There’s a box opener, flat head screwdriver, and the mandatory bottle opener, too. This tool is for doing lots of tasks without directly touching anything. Clips anywhere for instant easy access. We looked at several of these things and this is the nicest one we found. (Riding may sometimes be risky but is always rewarding. Pandemic viruses not so much.) 5.25”x2.6”x.25”.

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)

How many days would you like to ride? Based on a formula that includes selected ambient temperature ranges when riding with Aerostich gear, this colorful map portrays a fascinating representation of the annual number of rideable days easily achievable annually throughout the United States. 38"×26"

ABOUT THIS MAP...

Statistics for the average daily and seasonal temperatures in thousands of locations are available from the US Department of Agriculture to help farmers know what kinds of crops to plant and when to harvest.

The different sizes of the numbers on the map correspond to the populations of the cities listed. In other words, a large number like Los Angeles have a lot of people, and the average low and high temps used by this formula are seldom exceeded there, so this city has lots of ridable days. In contrast, cities like Phoenix AZ and Duluth MN each have different size numbers based on their differing populations, but similarly few ridable days because in those places so many days are by this formula on average either too hot or too cold.

The high and low temperatures used (95°F and 25°F / 35°C and -3.8°C) are based on the temperatures which are easy to dress for with Aerostich gear. It’s always been comparatively simple to ride through temperatures between 95°F and 25°F over urban distances.

– Mr. Subjective, 1-14

This framed list of "top ten" is a collection of hints and tips that will (hopefully) inspire you to get out there and ride more, farther, and with greater frequency. Packed with nuggets gleaned from experience in everyday riding and printed on antique-looking vellum. Framed 8.5"×11".

The famous Hunter S. Thompson quote, reflected in Ralph Steadman art. Steadman’s work relationship with Thompson was special. Framed 8.5"x11" print with white matte.

The Aerostich factory in Duluth, MN is a destination for many riders every year, and many have asked about postcards, so we had these made to meet that request. A neat line-art drawing of our building and a map grace the front. Flip it over for a little company history and some space to write an address and a little note to mail some moto greetings to family, friends and fellow riders. Wish you were here... 4.25" x 6".

No Excuses. Have Fun. Buttons.

A “pin saver” device that clamps securely to the back spike of your favorite rally pins with an Allen wrench, ensuring they don’t end up by the side of the road somewhere. Chrome plated brass, high quality. Helps out if you’re into making that vest look like the equivalent of the back of an RV. Hey, after all, you were there. Set of 12.

Ever wish there was a referee standing by with a whistle to rule on everyday minor traffic infractions? Someone to halt the flow of traffic for a moment to signal out a ‘dangerous play’? Slap a few of these magnetic cards on your gas tank and the next time some SUV-driving, cellphone-talking yahoo cuts you off without the slightest hint of consideration, you can toss one of these cards onto their rear panel. Shake off the frustration a little easier, knowing that your point has been made, and that you’ve substituted the conventional flip-of-the-bird for something with a little more substance. 2"×3.5". Pack of Ten

For over 40 years, these stories of Ralph Mouse and his many adventures have delighted children. Now you can get them all in a complete set. A great read for kids ages 8–12 and brings a smile or two to those outside the demographic as well. Attractive hardbound case (7.5"×5"×1.5") with these books: The Mouse and the Motorcycle (186 pp., b/w illus.), Runaway Ralph (195 pp., b/w illus.), and Ralph S. Mouse (160 pp., b/w illus.).

A coloring book for kids (of all ages) that features a variety of 45 kinds of iron, from 1902 to the present. Along with the clear, big graphics are descriptions of the various bikes and their attributes and history. A great gift idea, and if you do get very bored this winter…By Bruce Lafontaine. Softbound, 8.25"×11", 46 pp., b/w/c illus.

A racing adventure of mechanics, teamwork and friendship that is fun to read and is sure to influence young, aspiring future riders and moto-mechanics. Follow along as a group of three unlikely friends--a rat, a sparrow, and a frog--come together to build a motorcycle. As they start working, they encounter many unexpected obstacles, teaching them (and the reader) about the different parts that make a motorcycle work. Detailed illustrations explain the overall functions of the engine, clutch, brakes, distributors, and many other parts. Through hard work and perseverance, the three friends learn about mechanics and teamwork as they work together to build a miniature motorcycle. Hardbound. 8.75”x8.75”, 64pp., color illustrations.

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.

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.

Fun and challenging rotational training tool designed to build muscular strength, endurance and balance. Improves mental stamina, balance and proprioception for increased control and agility both on and off the bike. Teaches the mechanics of mastering balance, rotational spins and gain mastery of spatial awareness. Sturdy Canadian maple concave skateboard deck with HDPE custom molded center balance ball and smaller billiard ball style dual nose/tail balance caps. Use indoors or outdoors. 8.25” x 31.9” x 3.5”. 5lb 3 oz.

Easily and effectively do a hand and forearm workout anytime, anywhere. Simple, inexpensive tool will noticeably improve finger, hand and forearm strength. Use it for a few weeks and we bet you’ll notice less fatigue and better throttle/braking/steering control.

40 lb. #4350
50 lb. #4351

The quintessential motorcycle documentary, conveying the danger and thrill of the high-speed chase, the rugged freedom of off-roading and the true spirit of motorcycling. Spectacular footage, featuring champion riders Mert Lawwill and Malcolm Smith, as well as legendary actor Steve McQueen. A brilliant celebration of the challenge, the beauty, and the thrill of riding, it belongs in every rider’s video library. Nominated for an Academy Award. DVD. 96 minutes.

An inside look at the 2010 Motorcycle Cannonball. Ride along with pre-1916 motorcycles on a re-run of this classic long distance cross-country race. Covering 3325 miles in 3 weeks, riders battle not only distance and elements, but also the incredible challenge of just keeping their 100 year old bikes running and on the road.

In-shop scenes of builds and restorations, roadside and parking lot repairs and plenty of captivating ride footage along the route. Experience what it’s like to ride an antique moto for 18 hours a day (at 35 to 40 mph), only to wrench well into the night to prepare for the next day and do it all over again. Fascinating and fun. 55 minutes.