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Motorcycle Gear for Long-Distance Touring: A Complete Guide
Long-distance touring gear comes down to gloves that stay comfortable past hour six, layers you can change at a gas stop, and leather broken in before you leave.
Best Gloves for Hot-Weather Riding: A Roundup
The best gloves for hot-weather riding are perforated or ventilated leather in a lightweight hide, cut short at the wrist so air moves up your sleeve. Deerskin and goatskin both...
Best Motorcycle Gloves for Commuting: A Buying Guide
Choosing motorcycle gloves for commuting? Compare deerskin vs goatskin, touchscreen and ventilated options from Legendary USA, and nail the fit.
The Motorcycle Glove Rotation: The Best Pairs for Every Ride
No single pair of motorcycle gloves handles a July afternoon, a 45-degree morning, a daily commute, and a four-state tour equally well. That is why experienced riders build a glove...
The Short-Wrist Glove in American Riding History
The short-wrist motorcycle glove is the American work glove, adapted to the handlebar. Before it was riding gear, the same cut — leather shell, snug cuff ending at the wrist...
How to Reduce Hand Fatigue and Numbness on a Motorcycle
Hand fatigue on a motorcycle comes from three things: gripping too hard, vibration coming up through the bars, and gloves that fit or wear wrong. Reduce those three and numb,...
Lined vs Unlined Leather Motorcycle Gloves: A Buying Guide
Unlined leather motorcycle gloves give you maximum bar feel and the coolest ride; lined motorcycle gloves trade some of that feel for warmth or an extra internal layer. That is...
Aramid-Lined Motorcycle Gloves: A Rider's Buying Guide
Aramid-lined motorcycle gloves pair an outer layer of leather with an inner layer of aramid fiber, the same high-strength synthetic used in cut- and abrasion-resistant gear, to add protection without...