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Wondering what to get dad for Father's Day? Don't think of it as a challenge. Think of it as an opportunity to give him something that will enhance one of his favorite things: riding his motorcycle.
Here are some suggestions for Father's Day gifts for dads who like to keep it on two.
Street & Steel Mission Moto Shirt
It's a rare father who doesn't have a favorite comfy shirt, but is it a great choice when he's riding his motorcycle? It is if it's this one. The Street & Steel Mission Moto Shirt has a heavyweight cotton outer with a mesh lining. It comes with removable CE-certified shoulder and elbow protection, a removable non-CE-rated back pad, and a pocket for an AXIAL back protector (sold separately). Standard MD AXIAL AX1 and AX2 back protectors fit all sizes of Mission Riding Shirts.
Comfort and convenience are built into the Mission, with shoulder gussets and a YKK center zipper hidden behind snaps. The relaxed fit means you should size down if you're between sizes. Set Dad up with his new favorite shirt for $119.99.
Alpinestars Tech-Air 3 Leather Vest System
Your father might be getting better with age but his bones are getting more brittle, and a big get-off can do a lot of damage. The Alpinestars Tech-Air 3 Leather Vest System can help keep him safe. It has six integrated sensors for crash monitoring and Alpinestars' Pro 2nd Generation compact electronic control unit embedded in the upper back of the vest. It activates automatically via the magnetic zip closure and uses an algorithm to provide active protection in street-riding scenarios in a variety of conditions — even when stopped.
An LED display on the chest indicates operational status. The vest is made of water-resistant leather and can be worn under or over a jacket. It has a pocket for an optional back protector, and the canister housing, electronic wiring, and airbag are easy to remove. Give Dad the gift of the latest safety technology in a traditional style for $749.95.
Stockton Tire Pump
Some dads are just born to be handy, always going around oiling squeaky hinges, fixing leaky faucets, and generally tuning up the house. In the garage, one convenient gadget is a Stockton Tire Pump, which makes it easy to keep the tire pressure on his motorcycle (or the car, or lawn tractor, or anything else) up to spec.
The Stockton Tire Pump is powered by a lithium battery, so it's lightweight and can go anywhere, including where there are no electrical outlets. Dual-sport and adventure riders will appreciate being able to reduce tire pressure for the trails and then easily air back up when they return to pavement. Digitally adjustable pressure settings make it easy to get the correct pressure. It comes with fittings that allow you to use it on bicycles, sports balls, or anything that needs inflated. The Stockton Tire Pump includes an LED flashlight for low-light situations and you can even use it to charge your phone. The Stockton Tire Pump sells for $49.99.
Cardo Freecom 2X Headset
Now that you're grown up and your father's not always bugging you about doing your homework or taking out the trash, you might find he has a lot to say that's worth listening to. The Cardo Freecom 2X Headset lets you and Pop talk about more pleasant things while you ride together. It comes with 40 mm JBL speakers, Over-the-Air software updates, and the latest Bluetooth 5.2 connection.
Other features include two channels for smartphone and GPS connection, FM radio, and universal connectivity to other Bluetooth intercom devices. You get up to 13 hours of talk time on a charge, and a 10-day stand-by time means the Freecom is ready when you are. With a range of one-half mile you can connect with others riders or your passenger. And the Freecom is waterproof, so you can keep talking up a storm in an actual storm, all for $206.96.
Klock Werks iOmounts Nomad Universal Phone Mount
To stay in touch with Dad no matter where he roams, give him an iOmounts Nomad Universal Phone Mount from Klock Werks. It uses a razor-thin stainless-steel iOdisk that adheres to the back of a phone to connect to the iOcore, which is the magnetic carrier on the strap. The simple and solid construction can withstand even the most rugged rides, whether on a silky-smooth tourer or a rowdy cruiser. No special device case is needed, and once the iOdisc is adhered to the phone it can be easily detached and connected to other iOmounts products. The whole package — a mount, two iOdiscs, and a phone tether — sells for $59.95.
BILT Techno 3.0 Modular Sena Bluetooth Helmet
Some dads are old-school, others like the latest tech — think landline versus smartphone dad. If yours is the latter type, he'll like the BILT Techno 3.0 Modular Sena Bluetooth helmet, which combines the safety and convenience of a modular helmet with an integrated comm system. Featuring Sena DWO-6 Bluetooth technology, it links seamlessly to other riders and your devices. The speakers, microphone, and control unit are built into the helmet so there's no messing around with individual components. Just put it on, turn it on, and go.
In addition to its electronic features, the DOT-approved BILT Techno 3.0 comes with an internal drop-down sun shield, a clear, Pinlock-ready faceshield, and a multi-point surface-mounted ventilation system. The chinbar opens with a quick-release push button, and the removable moisture-wicking antimicrobial comfort liner stays cleaner longer. Add a 0.6-mile range, voice-operated phone and intercom communication, and up to eight hours of talk time, and the Techno 3.0's $289.99 price tag is a bargain.
Nelson-Rigg Stormrider Rain Suit
Dad worked hard to put a roof over his family's head, so don't leave him out in the rain if the weather turns nasty while he's riding. The two-piece, 100% waterproof Nelson-Rigg Stormrider rain suit is made of soft polyester with PVC backing. The jacket has a full-length zipper with a Velcro-secured storm flap, two large outer pockets with gusset expanders, cooling vents under each arm, and a soft corduroy inner collar with a hood.
The pants have an elasticized waist and adjustable cuffs with Velcro tabs. The cuffs have 12-inch zippered gussets for easy boot entry. For visibility on those gloomy rainy days or nights, the jacket and pants have reflective striping. The Stormrider sells for $71.96 and comes with a two-year "No Hassle" manufacturer's warranty.
Trackside Roll On Wheel Chock
Dad's knees aren't what they used to be, and kneeling on a cold garage floor or horsing a bike into the back of a truck is harder than it once was. Helping with both tasks is the Trackside Roll On Wheel Chock. It's easier to roll the motorcycle straight into the Trackside for maintenance and repair than it is to line up a rear-wheel stand, and the Trackside can do double duty if you bolt it into the back of a truck or van.
The Trackside Roll On Wheel Chock is made of steel and includes built-in tie-down anchors for secure transport or for stability when used as a work stand. It fits all 15-inch to 21-inch tires up to 140 mm wide, and measures 21 inches wide by 24 inches deep. At $99.99, it's one of the most versatile and economical ways to pamper Dad's aching knees.
Biltwell Exfil-60 2.0 Bag
Dads have to be ready for anything, and they like riding gear that's equally prepared for changing conditions. Biltwell’s Exfil-60 2.0 Bag is 18 inches tall, 14 inches wide, and 11 inches deep. It's made of UV-treated 1680 denier ballistic-grade nylon and features a PVC treatment on the exterior panels for added weather resistance. The roll-top closure has reinforced nylon quick-release buckles, and three 1.5-inch-wide removable mounting straps with reflective stitching offer mounting options for racks, sissy bars, or rear seats.
The Exfil-60 2.0 comes with seven rows of laser-cut MOLLE webbing for mounting and secondary gear attachment. The rugged synthetic zippers have knotted nylon cord pulls and there's a removable padded nylon shoulder strap. Of interest to thirsty dads is that the interior volume is sufficient to hold 60 12-ounce cans. The Exfil-60 2.0 sells for $199.95.
Stockton Roadside Tool Kit
When you think back on all the times Dad got you out of a tight spot, you'll want to make sure to return the favor. The Stockton Roadside Tool Kit has the essentials needed to handle a mechanical problem on the road and it all stores neatly in a compact tool roll. Available in SAE and metric sizes, each kit contains combination wrenches, a ball-end Allen set, sockets, Torx wrenches, locking pliers, and a six-inch adjustable wrench.
The Stockton kit goes beyond what other kits include with a 3/8-inch ratchet, two extensions, two thin-wall plug sockets, four screwdrivers, needle-nose pliers, safety wire, electrical tape, fuses, cable ties, and even a shop towel. The Stockton Roadside Tool kit comes with all this for $49.99.
Hopefully this list gives you some ideas for taking care of dad on his special day.
