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When this time of year rolls around and you start thinking about what to give to your fellow riders, who are you going to turn to for advice and ideas? Why not the RevZilla video hosts who see all the latest gear that flows through our warehouses and give you the lowdown all year long?
Below, we're highlighting one holiday gift pick from each of the video hosts, but there are more ideas in the video below, so be sure to watch for even more options.
Ari's pick
You know you need to keep your tire pressure at the right level for the best performance and maximum safety, as well. Easier said than done, when you're on the go. But it's a lot easier if you're packing the versatile and portable Lexin P5 smart pump.
The Lexin P5 is powered by a lithium ion battery so it's light and easy to carry with you, meaning you'll have a pump wherever you need it. Just set the desired pressure and the Lexin P5 does the rest. Use it for your motorcycles, your car, your bicycle — you can even use it to charge your phone. At $69.99, the Lexin P5 makes a useful gift that will surely be appreciated.
Spurgeon's pick
If you've read Spurgeon's account of Christmas past with the Dunbars, then you won't be surprised by Spurgeon's pick. He bought a StaCyc 12eDrive electric balance bike for his nephew years ago (the Harley-Davidson-branded one).
The 12e is meant for riders who are ages three to five, under 75 pounds and with a 14- to 20-inch inseam. There are three power settings that range between five and nine mph or you can easily snap off the battery and it's a non-powered balance bike. It weighs in at 17 pounds with 12-inch wheels and an adjustable seat height up to 13 inches. The 12e is on sale right now at RevZilla for $649 and there's an entire range of StaCyc models for kids who are a little older or bigger, so you can get the right fit and make sure the lucky youngster in your life gets a happy start on two wheels.
Pat's pick
Serious off-road riders venturing far from civilization need to be prepared for anything. They also need to be able to handle any kind of terrain. Those two demands can cause a conflict. Carrying tools, gear, water, and other necessary supplies in a backpack puts all that weight in one spot and that can be both uncomfortable and make it harder to shift your body weight to get your motorcycle through rough terrain. One solution is the Klim Arsenal vest.
This vest incorporates a three-liter hydration bladder and a variety of pockets to carry all the essentials so you don't get stuck in the woods if something goes wrong. The pockets spread out the weight, unlike a backpack, and the spacer mesh construction means you can wear the vest over your protective riding gear and still get cooling airflow. The Arsenal vest is available in three colors and costs $219.99.
Patrick's pick
Into just about every rider's life, a little towing inevitably falls. When the time comes that you need to transport your motorcycle, not under its own power, you don't want to entrust it to sketchy, cheaply made tie-downs or (egads!) a piece of rope. Do your fellow rider a favor and get them a set of beefy and easy-to-use tie-downs like the Stockton Carabiner Cam tie-down wide straps.
At a full 1.5 inches wide, these tie-downs are wider than most and provide 1,500 pounds of straight-tension break strength. They're seven feet long and have a chromed steel carabiner clip on one end and a rubber-coated wide-gap hook on the opposite side with a built-in soft strap you can use to attach to a handlebar or frame rail to avoid scratches. On sale now for $19.99 a pair, this is gear to provide peace of mind for anyone who has to secure a motorcycle.
Zack's pick
If the person on your gift list is a Daily Rider, like Zack, then inevitably some mornings they'll really need to grab their gear quickly and go. It helps if it's all organized, and riders who rely on a Bluetooth communicator or keep a video camera rolling in the rush hour grind, just in case, will also want those gadgets to be fully charged. That's why Zack recommends the wall-mounted helmet rack with dual USB ports from Charged Up.
This quality rack comes with all the hardware you need to mount it in your home or garage and will keep your helmet, jacket, gloves, and other gear at the ready, all while keeping your devices charged and set for your daily ride. At $69.95, it's an efficient way to keep your gear ready to go while taking up little space.
Remember, watch the video for even more ideas and check the RevZilla home page for more specials that will be popping up between now and the end of the year.
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