Many riders—especially those with touring motorcycles—like to display GPS devices, cell phones, or MP3 players on their bike’s fairing or windshield while riding. There are lots of products on the market for attaching those devices, but not all of them will protect your expensive electronics from rain, flying rocks, and other hazards on the road. Read the story.
It’s a minute past midnight on the busiest shopping day of the year, and Women Riders Now (WRN) is kicking off Black Friday by offering exclusive deals to WRN readers. Whether you’re shopping for yourself or for loved ones, these offers from WRN advertisers will give you a jumpstart on holiday shopping. See the deals!
Jewelry that looks good doesn’t always have to be expensive. We’ve discovered a company that offers bracelets, necklaces and charms that are motorcycle-inspired and start at budget prices. Read the story.
I’m picky about what accessories I put on my motorcycle. The style and quality has to meet the high standards I’ve come to expect from having access to lots of products as a result of working in the motorcycle industry. So I was excited when I received the latest doodad for my bike, as it exceeded my expectations. Read more.
I’m pretty picky when it comes to motorcycle riding sunglasses. They have to fit just right and not cause my head to ache after hours of wearing them on my bike. With that in mind, I’m impressed with Bobster’s efforts at making female-oriented riding glasses, including the first convertible sunglasses for women riders. Read the full review.
When the sun starts blazing out on the road, no rider wants to pull over to strap on sunglasses or swap out a regular visor for a tinted one. These e-Tint visor inserts eliminate that problem, with instant electronic tint that automatically adjusts to varying light conditions in record time. Read the article.
If you’ve ever worn pants tucked into your motorcycle boots, you may know the annoyance of yanking those pant legs down or suffering from the unattractive “bunchy knee” look when you’re off the bike. This new accessory called the Kuza Strap offers a solution. Read more.
Brake and clutch levers that are adjustable to the reach of a rider’s fingers are pretty standard on most sport touring motorcycles and sportbikes and on some metric cruisers. But on Harley-Davidson models, the levers from the factory are not adjustable, so women with small hands must struggle to reach the brake and clutch levers when pulling them in. Here’s a product to fix that. Read more.
Don’t let the name fool you. This is one of the nicest Schitbags you’ll ever encounter. This new bag with the “catchy” name attaches around the waist or hip, making it ideal for women motorcyclists or passengers who want to wear a stylish purse while riding. This is definitely not your average leather biker fanny pack. Read the full story.
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