Band Together | Editor’s Pick

From the hills of Northern California come Zengyro Energy Bands to wear anywhere, anytime to bring you balance, energy, and tranquility. They feature three laser-cut holograms to capture frequencies that resonate with your body’s natural electrical field. Contact: www.zengryro.com, Reader Service No. 66. 12436

Ring Them in | Editor’s Pick

The Gear Ring, a beautiful piece of moving jewelry, represents the first use of meshing gears in wearable art. Fabricated from surgical stainless steel, it’s resistant to tarnishing, fading, scratching and rusting. Sizes for men and women. Make sure you go online to see a clip of the ring in motion! Contact: www.kinektdesign.com, 888-600-8494, Reader Service No. 74. 12352

Slipper On

Does buying gifts for the biker in your family give you cold feet? Now the whole family can warm up this winter with H-D Footwear’s new slippers. If you’re riding out the winter, might as well let everyone know that you’d rather be riding. Contact: www.harley-davidsonfootwear.com, 866-699-7379, Reader Service No. 61. 10422

Ride Relaxed

The Crampbuster is a cheap and easy way to reduce the wrist pain and fatigue we all get on longer rides. You can actuate it with the palm of your hand without squeezing on the grip. Contact: www.crampbuster.com, 800-735-5240, Reader Service No. 62. 10784

What’s The Word?

A perfect gift for any biker, this plasma-cut magazine rack from J&P Cycles is made from sturdy 12-gauge sheet steel and powder-coated. Available in both Evo and Shovel designs, they are made in the USA. Contact: www.jpcycles.com, 800-397-4844, Reader Service No. 63. 11005

Wonder Wrench

Here’s a wrench that every biker needs in his tool kit. This one slim tool replaces twenty-three different size wrenches, saving you space for the important things. Contact: www.aerostich.com, 800-222-1994, Reader Service No. 64. 10362

H-D For Me

The Motor Company has plenty of fun and useful stocking stuffers, from this clever side mount Rider Cup Holder for touring models to the bright orange disc brake lock and key set. Where else would you go for Harley gifts than from the source? Contact: www.harley-davidson.com, 414-343-4056, or visit your local dealer. 10461

Michelin, Man!

This stylish neon Michelin Man wall clock from California Car Cover is just what the motorhead you know needs to warm up their dim garage or shop. “Mr. Bib” adds a touch of vintage class to any workspace. Contact: www.calcarcover.com, 800-423-5525, Reader Service No. 65. 10164

Colors Galore

Cruisin’ Goods presents the electric digital color art of Florida-based photographer Barry Schoenholz. Barry’s digital painting process transforms a standard image or photograph into a color fortified work of art! Contact: www.cruisingoods.com, 888-215-3150, Reader Service No. 67. 12159

Heads Up

Lowbrow Customs now has eight new Biltwell helmet colors available, including two new Duo Tone helmets with custom painted megalflake fade. Colors range from matte black to bubblegum pink. Prices start at $77. Contact: www.lowbrowcustoms.com, 440-479-8129, Reader Service No. 68. 11498

Genuine Article

The A-2 Leather Bomber Jacket from H-D Motorclothes is an authentic replica of a government-issue WWII flight jacket. It’s made of midweight leather with a snap-down collar and removable shearling, plus archival-inspired patches on each sleeve. Contact: www.harley-davidson.com or your local dealer. 10461

Uhl Love It

Uhl Studios offers a line of stylish art shirts with a unique brand of hand crafted drawings and paintings tastefully imprinted on high-end apparel. Be sure to check out the entire catalog on line. Contact: www.uhlworks.com, 866-985-9989, Reader Service No. 69. 12335

Sign Here

These winged garage signs from California Car Cover can be personalized with up to 16 characters of text while it offers a touch of vintage style to your garage. Measures 16” by 10”. Contact: www.calcarcover.com, 800-423-5525, Reader Service No. 70. 10164

So Stainless

Pro-Bolt offers English-made Stainless Steel Hardware kits for H-Ds featuring the look of chrome without the hassle. Domed hex head and spike hex head varieties offered. Contact: www.probolt-usa.com, 888-251-1644, Reader Service No. 71. 12199

Couch Time

From the directors of the award-winning biker documentaries Choppertown and the Harbortown Bobber comes the newest biker creation from One World Studios, One World Tour Europe. Part travelogue, part video diary, and part biker mayhem, it’s not to be missed! Contact: www.choppertown.com, 213-814-1129, Reader Service No. 72. 12254

Create A Ruckus

European Manufacturer Kriega now offers its popular rucksacks in North America. Designed specifically for motorcycles, they’re ergonomically balanced and sure to become your bag of choice for any trip. Contact: www.kriega.com, 480-782-9300, Reader Service No. 73. 12419

Lid Life

Has your favorite helmet seen better days? Rene Chavez at Primo’s Helmet Designs will reline your helmet with new foam and new fabric of your choice. Use your company logo, favorite T-shirt or his imagination. Contact: primoshelmetdesign.blog-spot.com, 562-217-2859, Reader Service No. 75. 12366

See Clearly

New Tour replacement windshields from Clearview fit your existing H-D Quick-Release Super Sport Brackets for Dyna, FXR, Softail, and Rocker models. Overall coverage is increased by greater width, improved vertical slope, and a slight recurve on the top edge. For options in sizes and tints, contact: 800-798-6089, www.clearviewshields.com, Reader Service No. 76. 12087

Get Fixed

Fix My Hog produces the best DVDs on Harley-Davidson maintenance and performance for the DIY mechanic. From Sportys to Ultras, they have the information to help you get your bike running better than when it was new. Contact: www.fixmyhog.com, 619-269-9321, Reader Service No. 77. 10119

Frame Up

What about that one big gift instead? In-house fab’d frames from Flyrite Choppers start at $825. Get them what they really want, and they’ll forgive you for the empty stocking. Contact: www.flyritechoppers.com, 512-918-2467, Reader Service No. 78. 10642

Go For Gold

JL Custom Goldworks offers many creative fire-themed jewelry designs, including their new “Engulfed in Flames” and “Diablo” rings, featuring quality gold and real diamonds. They even do custom designs! Contact: www.ringsofire.net, 970-577-0231, Reader Service No. 79. 12369

Glow On

High intensity low profile LED discs from Streetglow are perfect for accenting gas tanks, frame rails, and more. Each disc is only 13⁄16” in diameter, and comes in various colors. Contact: www.streetglow.com, 800-787-3384, Reader Service No. 80. 12385

Sag No More

Saddlebag support systems for H-D Heritage Softail models increase storage and weight capacity of your favorite leather bags without replacement or awkward metal frames. Contact: www.gotsaggybags.com, 801-253-8596, Reader Service No. 81. 10226

Wandering Feet Seek Comforting Sole

The Ariat Smolder boot is designed for the hardcore traveler. With an oiled full-grain leather upper and waterproof construction, they’re designed to be the only pair of boots you’ll ever need. Contact: www.ariat.com, 510-477-7000, Reader Service No. 82. 12294

Wrap It Up

Unusual name aside, Bike Condoms are a compromise between carrying a bulky bike cover and going without one. Lightweight and compact, they’re made of a biodegradable and durable plastic. Contact: www.bikecondoms.com, 646-649-4045, Reader Service No. 83. 12349

Outta Sight

This new and improved riser mount kit from Custom Cycle Control Systems allows you to pass all internal lines through the bolts to exit the under side of the top triple tree. Works with standard bushings and vibration dampeners. Contact: www.customcyclecontrols.com, 866-438-2129, Reader Service No. 84. 10297

Lost & Found

The Gen 2 motorcycle alarm system and GPS motorcycle tracking system from Phantom Tracking also features a crash detection feature to get you help when you need it—plus 24 hour monitoring of your bike’s condition. Contact: www.phantomtracking.com, 800-592-0847, Reader Service No. 85. 11877

Too Cool

The RSD Turbo wheel from Performance Machine has a modern design but hints at hot rod style. Made from billet and designed by Roland Sands for light weight and increased performance. Contact: www.PerformanceMachine.com, 714-523-3000, Reader Service No. 86. 10803

Double Take

Gail Youngquist and Vicki Vormehr are long time friends who work together on pieces like those shown here. Yes, they paint the same pieces simultaneously and say it’s much more fun than working individually. Unusual yes, but Gail and Vicki make it work, as the results show. Contact: www.cruisingoods.com, 888-215-3150, Reader Service No. 87. 12159

Rollin’ On

Made in America.  Stone Lake Leatherworks manufactures these tool rolls with brass zippers and heavy straps to keep your tools organized and accessible.  The 12-inch roll is $43, a 9 -inch roll is $35, and a 7-inch is $23.  Contact: stonelakeleatherworks.com, 715-865-6708, Reader Service No. 88. 10005

Ask The Boss

Wesco’s U.S.-handcrafted Boss Boots come in 11- and 16-inch heights and can be customized with options such as steel toes, patches, multiple straps, buckles and a variety of soles. Plus choose various leather color for inside and out. Contact: www.wescoboots.com, 800/326-2711, Reader Service No. 89. 2179

Living on the…

EDGE Adjustable Cup-holders from CAO Distributing are manufactured from a combination of tech-leather and black nylon elastic material that allows them to accommodate different sized containers. Contact: www.caodistributing.com, Reader Service No. 90. 12218

Hey Hoss!

Santee Designer Series “Bonanza II” Handlebars by Fred Kodlin of Mudercycles are available in Medium and High models, chrome plated or black finish, and in Flat and Touring versions. Priced from $119.99. For fitments contact: your local CCI dealer, www.customchrome.com, Reader Service No. 91. 10255

An Embroidered Story

With cutting edge design and style, Hard Chrome Gear is durable enough for the shop yet comfortable and stylish for around town. The line includes mechanic style shirts and hoodies. Contact: www.hardchromeclothing.com, 714-447-0047, Reader Service No. 92. 12402

Grab a Good Read

As proponents of the printed word, we’re inclined to think that books make great gifts—anytime. But when winter weather keeps you from riding they can provide vicarious fun without suffering wet feet and frozen fingers. Here are some notable titles we recently enjoyed.

If you’d rather wrench than read consider cracking the cover of Motorbooks’ Idea Book of Custom Motorcycles with photos by Michael Lichter and commentary by Howard Kelly (www.motorbooks.com) or How to Repair Plastic Bodywork from the Whitehorse Tech Series (800-531-1133, www.whitehorsepress.com). Those lucky enough to have a Panhead in the garage could use a copy of Wolfgang’s H-D Panhead Restoration (651-275-0198, www.wolfpub.com).

If you’re thinking of buying or selling a vintage bike, the Comprehensive Vintage Motorcycle Price Guide can help. Other practical thinkers will appreciate the second edition of Motorcycle Camping Made Easy. More contemplative types will appreciate The Ride So Far: Tales From A Motorcycling Life by Lance Oliver for its snippets of real life riding we can all relate to. These last three titles are from Whitehorse Press. Another heady read is The Upper Half of the Motorcycle, a provocative look at the unity of rider and machine, also published by Whitehorse.

If it’s the people in motorcycling that intrigue you, take a look at Indian Larry: Chopper Shaman. And Dave Nichols probes the heart of the biker rebel in One Percenter, The Legend of the Outlaw Bikers. Both are from Motorbooks. For the other side of the coin turn to Edward Winterhalder’s Biker Chicks featuring personal stories of women riders (www.allenandunwin.com).

Whether you’re a Mod or a Rocker, ACE TIMES, Speed thrills and tea spills, a cafe and a culture by Mick Duckworth relates the definitive history of London’s iconic Ace Café (www.ace-cafe-london.com). And if you’re after some fuel for daydreaming until spring comes along, while away some hours in the pages of Harley-Davidson Museum Masterpieces by Dain Gingerelli with photos by Randy Leffingwell. No, it’s not a trip down the aisles of the MoCo’s new archives, but it’s the next best thing.